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FLORIDA 

WOMEN’S GOLF 

2011-12 MEDIA SUPPLEMENT

FLORIDA wOmen’s gOLF 2011-12 MEDIA SUPPLEMENT 

contents / quick facts 

Media inforMation 

Contents/Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 

Media Information/Support Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 

Roster and Tournament Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 

SEC Opponent Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 

University of florida WoMen’s Golf 

Bios 

Head Coach Jan Dowling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 

Assistant Coach Jay Goble . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 

Evan Jensen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8 

Isabelle Lendl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10 

Marika Lendl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-12 

Megan Pak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 

Mia Piccio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-15 

Andrea Watts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-17 

Camilla Hedberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 

Fall Tournament Recap and Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19-21 

SunTrust Gator Women’s Golf Invitational . . . . . . . . . . .22 

2010-11 Review (Statistics) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23 

2010-11 Review (Tournament Results) . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 

History and tradition 

UF National Championship Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 

SEC Championship Teams and Individuals . . . . . . . . . . .26 

National and SEC Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 

Year by Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 

UF Individual NCAA Regional Scores . . . . . . . . . . . .29-30 

Academic and Amateur Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 

Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32-33 

UF Athletics Hall of Fame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 

Florida Team Titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 

Florida Individual Titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36 

Florida and the LPGA/Amateur Success . . . . . . . . . . . .37 

Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38 

Department of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39-40 

Academics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41 

Mark Bostic Golf Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 

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2011-12 University of florida 

Women’s Golf Quick facts 

University inforMation 

location: Gainesville, Fla . 

founded: 1853 

enrollment: 52,271 

nickname: Gators 

Colors: Orange (PMS 172) and Blue (PMS 287) 

Home Course: Mark Bostick Golf Course (par-70, 

6,074 yards) 

Conference: Southeastern Conference (SEC) 

President: Dr . J . Bernard Machen 

athletics director: Jeremy Foley 

University Golf Course Phone: (352) 375-4683 

ext . 4710 

CoaCHinG staff 

Head Golf Coach: Jan Dowling (Kent State, ’02, 

3rd season) 

assistant Coach: Emily Bastel (Michigan State, 

’02, 1st season) 

teaM inforMation 

2011 seC finish: 9th of 12 

2011 nCaa east regional finish: 7th of 24 

2011 nCaa Championship finish: T10th of 24 

nCaa appearances: 22 

letterwinners returning/lost: 6/1 

letterwinners lost: Jessica Yadloczky 

top returnee: Mia Piccio (73 .74) 

Uf WoMen’s Golf ContaCt infor- 

Mation 

Women’s Golf Contact: Sam Newton 

office Phone: (352) 375-4683 ext . 6125 

Cell Phone: (605) 645-1824 

e-mail: SamN@gators .uaa .ufl .edu 

Communications fax: (352) 375-4809


MeDia infoRMation 

ContaCt 

Information about the Florida women’s golf team will be coordinated by Communications 

contact Sam Newton (SamN@gators .ufl .edu) . 

intervieWs 

All athlete and coach interviews must be coordinated through Sam Newton in the Communications 

office, and must be requested at least one day in advance . 

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suPPoRt staff 

Connie andreWs 

athletic tRaineR 

Pete Mariano 

assistant Golf 

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equiPMent ManaGeR 

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Pertinent PHone nUMBers 

Communications Department: (352) 375-4683, extension 6100 

Communiations Fax: (352) 375-4809 

Sam Newton (office): (352) 375-4683 ext . 6125 

Sam Newton (cell): (605) 645-1824 

Coach Jan Dowling or Assistant Coach Emily Bastel (352) 375-4683 ext . 4710 

Golf Course Fax: (352) 395-6228 

Upon request, for individuals with documented print-related disabilities, this publication 

is available in alternate format . Contact the UAA at (352) 375-4683, ext . 6100 for 

more information . For people with speech and hearing impairments, when trying to call a 

department which does not list a TDD number, please contact the Florida Relay Service at 

1-800-955-8771 (TDD) . 

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touRnaMent infoRMation 

2011-2012 UnIveRsIty OF FLORIDA wOmen’s gOLF scheDULe 

tOURnAment LOcAtIOn cOURse DAte 

fall 2011 

Cougar Classic Charleston, S .C . Yeamans Hall Club Sept . 11-13, 2011 

Mason Rudolph Franklin, Tenn . Legends Club Sept . 23-25, 2011 

SEC/Pac-12 Challenge Knoxville, Tenn . Holston Hills CC Oct . 21-23, 2011 

Betsy Rawls Invitational Austin, Texas UT Golf Club Oct . 31-Nov . 2, 2011 

sPrinG 2012 

Northrup Grumman Palos Verdes, Calif . Palos Verdes GC Feb . 13-15, 2012 

Allstate Sugar Bowl New Orleans, La . English Turn GCC Feb . 26-28, 2012 

Gator Women’s Golf Inv . Gainesville, Fla . Mark Bostick GC Mar . 16-18, 2012 

Liz Murphey Classic Athens, Ga . UGA Golf Club Mar . 30-Apr . 1, 2012 

Postseason 

SEC Championship Fayetteville, Ark . Blessings Golf Club Apr . 20-22, 2012 

NCAA Regionals State College, Pa . Penn State Blue Course May 10-12, 2012 

Columbus, Ohio Ohio State GC-Scarlett 

Erie, Colo . Colorado National GC 

NCAA Championships Franklin, Tenn . Legends Club May 23-26, 2012 

2011-12 UnIveRsIty OF FLORIDA wOmen’s gOLF ROsteR 

nAme cLAss hOmetOwn/hIgh schOOL 

Evan Jensen Sr . Belleair, Fla ./Homeschooled 

Isabelle Lendl Jr . Goshen, Conn ./IMG Academy 

Marika Lendl Sr . Goshen, Conn ./IMG Academy 

Megan Pak Jr . Bradenton, Fla ./IMG Academy 

Mia Piccio Jr . Bacolod City, Philippines/IMG Academy 

Andrea Watts Sr . Bradenton, Fla ./IMG Academy 

Camilla Hedberg Fr . Sitges, Spain/IES CAR 

Head Coach: Jan Dowling (3rd season, Kent State, ’02) 

assistant Coach: Emily Bastel (1st season, Michigan State, ’02) 

Back Row Left to Right: Assistant Coach Emily Bastel, Head Coach Jan Dowling 

middle Row Left to Right: Mia Piccio, Camilla Hedberg, Lena Weichselgartner, Isabelle lendl 

Front Row Left to Right: Megan Pak, Marika Lendl, Evan Jensen, Andrea Watts 

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southeasteRn confeRence oPPonent quick facts 

University of alaBaMa 

location: Tuscaloosa, Ala . 

founded: 1831 


nickname: Crimson Tide 

Colors: Crimson and White 

President: Dr . Robert E . Witt 

athletics director: Mal Moore 

University Website: www .ua .edu 

Head Coach: Mic Potter (7th season) 

assistant Coach: Susan Rosentiel 

Home facility: Ol’ Colony Golf Complex 

2011 seC Championship finish: 2nd 

2011 nCaa Championships finish: T-8th 

Golf Contact: Josh Maxson 

office Phone: (205) 348-7496 

Cell Phone: (205) 242-5917 

office fax: (205) 348-8841 

e-Mail: JMaxson@ia .ua .edu 

athletics Website: www .rolltide .com 

University of arkansas 

location: Fayetteville, Ark . 

founded: 1871 


nickname: Razorbacks 

Colors: Cardinal and White 

Chancellor: G . David Gearhart 

director of athletics: Jeff Long 

University Website: www .uark .edu 

Head Coach: Shauna Estes-Taylor (5th season) 

assistant Coach: Mike Adams 

Home facility: Blessings and Pinnacle Country Club 

2011 seC Championship finish: 4th 

2011 nCaa Championships finish: T-5th 

Golf Contact: Jeri Thorpe 

office Phone: (479) 575-5037 

Cell Phone: (479) 283-3344 

office fax: (479) 575-7410 

e-Mail: jthorpe@uark .edu 

athletics Website: www .arkansasrazorbacks .com 

aUBUrn University 

location: Auburn, Ala . 

founded: 1856 


nickname: Tigers 

Colors: Burnt Orange and Navy Blue 

President: Jay Gogue 

director of athletics: Jay Jacobs 

University Website: www .auburn .edu 

Head Coach: Kim Evans (18th season) 

assistant Coach: Ryan Cabbage 

Home facility: Auburn University Club 

2011 seC Championship finish: 1st 

2011 nCaa Championship finish: DNQ 

Golf Contact: Matt Crouch 

office Phone: (334) 844-9709 

Cell Phone: (334) 740-4109 

office fax: (334) 844-9807 

e-Mail: mcrouch@auburn .edu 

athletics Website: www .auburntigers .com 

University of GeorGia 

location: Athens, Ga . 

founded: 1785 


nickname: Bulldogs 

Colors: Red and Black 

President: Dr . Michael F . Adams 

athletic director: Greg McGarity 

University Website: www .uga .edu 

Head Coach: Kelley Hester (5th season) 

assistant Coach: Margaret Shirley 

Home facility: UGA Golf Course 


2011 nCaa Championship finish: DNQ 

Golf Contact: Mike Mobley 

office Phone: (706) 542-1621 

Cell Phone: (706) 540-7486 

office fax: (706) 542-9339 

e-Mail: mmobley@sports .uga .edu 

athletics Website: www .georgiadogs .com 

University of kentUCky 

location: Lexington, Ky . 

founded: 1865 


nickname: Wildcats 

Colors: Blue and White 

President: Dr . Lee T . Todd Jr . 

athletics director: Mitch Barnhart 

University Website: www .uky .edu 

Head Coach: Golda Johansson Borst (2nd season) 

assistant Coach: Lucy Nunn 

director of Golf operations: Bettie Lou Evans 

Home facility: University Club 


2011 nCaa Championships finish: DNQ 

Golf Contact: Will Kindred 

office Phone: (859) 257-3838 

Cell Phone: (434) 962-0080 

office fax: (859) 323-4310 

e-Mail: will .kindred@uky .edu 

athletics Website: www .ukathletics .com 

loUisiana state University 

location: Baton Rouge, La . 

founded: 1924 


nickname: Lady Tigers 

Colors: Purple and Gold 

Chancellor: Mike Martin 

director of athletics: Joe Alleva 

University Website: www .lsu .edu 

Head Coach: Karen Bahnsen (28th season) 

assistant Coach: Alexis Rather 

Home facility: University Club 

2011 seC Championship finish: 3rd 

2011 nCaa Championships finish: 3rd 

Golf Contact: Kent Lowe 

office Phone: (225) 578-1864 

Cell Phone: (225) 241-4360 

office fax: (225) 578-1861 

e-Mail: clowe@lsu .edu 

athletics Website: www .lsusports .net 

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University of MississiPPi 

location: Oxford, Miss . 

founded: 1848 


nickname: Lady Rebels 

Colors: Cardinal Red and Navy Blue 

Chancellor: Daniel W . Jones 

athletics director: Pete Boone 

University Website: www .olemiss .com 

Head Coach: Michele Drinkard (5th season) 

assistant Coach: Janell Howland 

Home facility: Ole Miss Golf Course 



Golf Contact: Kim Ling 

office Phone: (662) 915-7522 

Cell Phone: (662) 801-2578 

office fax: (662) 915-7006 

e-Mail: kling@olemiss .edu 

athletics Website: www .olemisssports .com 

MississiPPi state University 

location: Starkville, Miss . 

founded: 1878 


nickname: Bulldogs 

Colors: Maroon and White 

President: Dr . Mark E . Keenum 

director of athletics: Scott Stricklin 

University Website: www .msstate .edu 

Head Coach: Ginger Brown-Lemm (2nd season) 

assistant Coach: Leigh Phillips 

Home facility: Old Waverly Golf 

2011 seC Championship finish: 12th 


Golf Contact: Lee VanHorn 

office Phone: (662) 325-6259 

Cell Phone: (662) 417-9999 

office fax: (662) 325-2563 

e-Mail: clv45@msstate .edu 

athletics Website: www .mstateathletics .com 

University of soUtH Carolina 

location: Columbia, S .C . 

founded: 1801 


nickname: Gamecocks 

Colors: Garnet and Black 

President: Dr . Harris Pastides 

athletics director: Eric Hyman 

University Website: www .sc .edu 

Head Coach: Kalen Anderson (5th year) 

assistant Coach: Puggy Blackmon 

Home facility: Cobblestone Park 


2011 nCaa Championships finish: 18th 

Golf Contact: Justin Holt 

office Phone: (803)777-7872 

Cell Phone: (865) 603-5335 

office fax: (803) 777-2967 

e-Mail: jnholt@mailbox .sc .edu 

athletics Website: www .gamecocksonline .com 

University of tennessee 

location: Knoxville, Tenn . 

founded: 1794 as Blount College 


nickname: Lady Volunteers (Lady Vols) 

Colors: Orange and White 

President: Dr . Jan Simek 

Women’s athletics director: Joan Cronan 

University Website: www .utk .edu 

Head Coach: Judi Pavon (11th season) 

assistant Coach: Andrew Pratt 

Home facility: Privileges at multiple courses 


2011 nCaa Championships finish: 13th 

Golf Contact: Megan Spedden 

office Phone: (865) 974-7489 

Cell Phone: (757) 335-1951 

office fax: (865) 974-8875 

e-Mail: mspedden@utk .edu 

athletics Website: www .utladyvols .com 

vanderBilt University 

location: Nashville, Tenn . 

founded: 1873 

enrollment: 12,514 

nickname: Commodores 

Colors: Black and Gold 

Chancellor: Nicholas Zeppos 

vice Chancellor: David Williams II 

University Website: www .vanderbilt .edu 

Head Coach: Greg Allen (5th season) 

assistant Coach: Holly Clark 

Home facility: Vanderbilt Legends Club 

2010 seC Championship finish: 7th 

2010 nCaa Championships finish: T-10th 

Golf Contact: Andy Boggs 

office Phone: (615) 322-4121 

Cell Phone: (615) 828-8895 

office fax: (615) 343-7064 

e-Mail: andy .boggs@vanderbilt .edu 

athletics Website: www .vucommodores .com 

seC Golf Contact 

CHUCk dUnlaP 

Associate Director of Media/Public 

Relations 

2201 Richard Arrington Blvd . North 

Birmingham, Ala . 35203 

office Phone: (205) 458-3000 

Cell Phone: (205) 936-9683 

office fax: (205) 458-3030 

e-Mail: cdunlap@sec .org 

athletics Website: www .SECsports .com


heaD coach jan DowlinG 

On June 15, 2009 Athletics Director Jeremy Foley 

announced Jan Dowling as the University of Florida’s 

women’s golf coach . Dowling enters her third year in Blue 

and Orange and is coming off the best team finish under 

lead after capturing a tie for 10th place at the 2011 NCAA 

Championships . She came to UF after spending one season 

as an assistant coach at Duke University and two seasons 

as an assistant at Kent State University . She also played as 

a professional for almost three years before entering the 

collegiate coaching ranks . 

A 2002 graduate of Kent State, Dowling became the fourth 

full-time women’s golf coach in UF history . She quickly got 

to work rejuvenating the women’s golf program and with 

a first place finish at the 2010 Central District Invitational, 

brought the Gators their first tournament win in 16 events 

played . Florida claimed five top-five finishes in 2009-10 

Jan doWlinG 

univeRsity of floRiDa heaD coach 

and only finished outside of the 

top-10 in two of its 12 tournaments . 

Under Dowling’s tutelage, newcomer 

Isabelle Lendl was named to the 

All-SEC second team and the SEC All- 

Freshman team . The Gators excelled 

in the classroom as well, with seven 

student-athletes being named to the 

SEC Academic Honor Roll . 

Prior to joining the Gators, Dowling 

helped lead the 2008-09 Duke Women’s 

Golf Team to a sixth-place finish 

at the 2009 NCAA Championships . 

She coached the Blue Devils to a team 

win at the NGCA National Match Play 

Championship in the absence of head 

coach Dan Brooks . 

Following her stint as a touring professional, 

she returned to her alma mater as an assistant 

coach . She helped guide the Golden Flashes to their 10th 

consecutive Mid-American Conference (MAC) Championship 

with back-to-back titles in 2007 and 2008 . She also 

guided individuals Kira Meixner (2007) and Kirby Dreher 

(2008) to MAC Individual Medalist honors . 

Kent State maintained a top-25 ranking during Dowling’s 

two years as an assistant and reached a school-record 

high of 13th . She coached two Golfweek All-Americans 

and three NGCA All-Scholar members as the Golden 

Flashes claimed five tournament titles during her time as 

an assistant . 

In addition to her duties with the women’s golf team at Kent 

State, Dowling assisted the men’s team during the postseason 

in 2008, in which the team finished sixth at the NCAA 

Championships, its highest finish in school history . 

From 2003-05 Dowling competed on the Futures Golf Tour 

and BMO Canadian Women’s Tour, combining for six top-10 

finishes . She also qualified for the 2005 LPGA Tour Canadian 

Women’s Open . She won the 2000 Canadian Amateur 

and was named the SCORE Golf Canadian Female Amateur 

of the Year . Dowling was a member of the Canadian Team 

for the 2002 World Golf Amateur Championships and was 

a member of the Ontario Amateur Team in 1999 . 

Dowling was also a successful collegiate golfer while at 

Kent State . She was a member of the inaugural women’s 

golf team at KSU and helped lead the team to four straight 

MAC Championships and three NCAA Regional appearances 

. She compiled five career victories with the Golden 

Flashes, second most in school history, and had a school- 

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the dowling file 

CoaCHinG exPerienCe 

University of Florida, Head Coach 2009-present 

Duke University, Assistant Coach 2008-09 

Kent State University, Assistant Coach 2006-08 

teaCHinG exPerienCe 

PGA of America, Level I Apprentice 2006-present 

Titleist Performance Institute, Golf Fitness Instructor, Level I 

PlayinG exPerienCe 

Touring Professional, Futures Tour/Canadian Tour 2002-05 

Canadian Amateur Champion 2000 

Kent State University 1998-2002 

record 25 top-10 finishes . 

Dowling was the individual medalist two years in a row at 

the MAC Championship (1999, 2000) . She was a four-time 

first team All-MAC selection and was named the 2000 

MAC Player of the Year and the 1999 MAC Freshman of 

the Year . 

Off the course, Dowling was just as successful, earning 

multiple academic honors . She was named to the Academic 

All-MAC Team three times, the NGCA Division I All-Scholar 

Athlete Team and the ESPN The Magazine Academic 

All-District IV At-Large Team . Dowling was also a two-time 

member of the MAC Academic Honor Roll and was named 

a MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week in 2001 . In 2002, she 

was voted “Woman of the Year” at Kent State and received 

the Janet Bachna Award as the KSU Female Athlete of the 

Year that same season . 

In the fall of 2007, it was announced that Dowling would be 

a part of the 2008 Varsity “K” Athletics Hall of Fame class . 

She was the first KSU women’s golfer to earn that honor . 

Aside from her playing career, Dowling is also an accomplished 

golf instructor . She has conducted numerous 

instructional clinics throughout the United States and 

Canada . She is a PGA of America Level I Apprentice and 

holds a Titleist Performance Institute Certification as a Golf 

Fitness Instructor (Level I) . 

The Bradford, Ontario, native participated in the hit reality 

television golf series Big Break III: Ladies Only, on the Golf 

Channel, in the fall of 2005 . She holds a bachelor’s degree 

in Leisure Studies from Kent State .


assistant coach eMily bastel 

On July, 21, 2011, University of Florida Women’s Golf Head 

Coach Jan Dowling announced Thursday the hiring of 

former LPGA Tour player and collegiate All-American, Emily 

Bastel, as assistant women’s golf coach . The Upper Sandusky, 

Ohio, native brings experience as a student-athlete, 

coach and professional . 

Bastel joins Florida after acting as an instructor at The 

Golf Club at South Hampton in Jacksonville, Fla . Prior to 

her move to Jacksonville in July of 2010, Bastel served as 

assistant coach for Duke University’s women’s golf team 

during the 2009-10 season, filling the void left behind 

when Dowling accepted the head coaching job at Florida . 

eMily Bastel 

univeRsity of floRiDa assistant coach 

During her one season at Duke, the 

team finished third in the Atlantic 

Coast Conference (ACC) and tied for 

eighth at the NCAA Championship . 

“I’ve known Jan for many years . 

We played a bunch of college golf 

together,” Bastel explained . “I know 

her passion for the game and what her 

goals are for the team . I feel like we will be able to work 

together very well and I’m happy and excited to work for 

someone who’s so enthusiastic and has such great goals 

for the team .” 

Bastel, who played four years at Michigan State (MSU), 

was an NCAA All-American in 2002, a four-time All-Big 

Ten selection (1999-2002) and was the 2002 Big Ten 

Golf Athlete of the Year . She set the Spartan single-season 

record for stroke average at 74 .81 during the 2002 season . 

Bastel’s storied career at Michigan State includes being 

named to the United States’ Curtis Cup team in 2002 and 

being selected as the Michigan State George Alderton 

Athlete of the Year in 2000 and 2002 . After her stint as 

a player, she was hired as an assistant coach at MSU, a 

position she held from 2002-03 . While coaching at MSU, 

Bastel worked closely with Dayna Burleigh, the 2003 Big 

Ten Freshman of the Year . 

Bastel competed on the victorious U .S . Curtis Cup squad 

in 2002 and was also on that year’s U .S . World Cup Team . 

She was a semifinalist at the 2001 U .S . Women’s Amateur, 

played in three U .S . Women’s Open Championships (2002, 

2004 and 2005) and is a three-time Ohio State Women’s 

Amateur Champion (1999, 2001 and 2003) . 

“I am extremely excited to have Emily join our staff . She 

brings not only a wealth of experience playing at the highest 

level on the LPGA Tour, but also a great personality and demeanor 

.” Dowling gleamed . “From amateur golf, to college, 

and the professional ranks, she has competed at the very 

highest level and been very successful . The experience 

she will be able to share with the team is invaluable . Those 

assets will be beneficial to assist our program in reaching 

the next level .” 

After her career at Michigan State, Bastel competed on 

the LPGA Tour in 2005, 2006 and 2008 and played on 

the Duramed Futures Tour in 2004, 2007 and 2009 . She 

captured the Futures Tour Player of the Year award and was 

the leading money winner in 2007 . Bastel carded a career 

low 66 at the 2008 McDonald’s LPGA Championship . She 

also notched two top-10 finishes on the LPGA Tour . 

“Golf is what I’ve done for the past 20 years or so . I’ve a 

been a Division One athlete at Michigan State so I know 

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Bastel’s CoaCHinG exPerienCe 

schOOL tItLe yeARs 

University of Florida Assistant Coach 2011-Present 

Duke University Assistant Coach 2009-10 

Michigan State University Assistant Coach 2002-03 

first-hand what the girls are going through and I also played 

on tour for about six years,” Bastel said on what she will 

bring to the team . “I can share a lot of experience about 

how to compete . Also, I can help the girls who aspire to 

be on tour . When I was on tour, my strong points were my 

short game and course management so I hope to specifically 

help the girls take those aspects of their game to the 

next level .” 

A three-time member of the Big Ten All-Academic Team, 

Bastel received her bachelor’s degree in marketing from 

Michigan State University in the spring of 2002 .


evan jensen 

ColleGiate Honors 

SEC All-Freshman Team (2009) 

2010-11 season Bests 

Low Round: 69 (SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational, 

1st, 2011) 

Low tournament: 214 (Tar Heel Invitational, 2010) 

Best Finish: T7 (SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational, 

2011) 

ColleGiate Bests 

Low Round: 68 (Kiawah Island Intercollegiate, 2008) 

Low tournament: 214 (Tar Heel Invitational, 2010) 

Best Finish: T2 (Auburn Invitational, 2010) 

at florida 

As A JUnIOR (2010-11) – Ranked 86th nationally in the 

Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings…Appeared for the Gators in a 

team-leading 35 rounds of play along with teammate Mia 

Piccio…Completed campaign with a 74 .68 stroke average, 

third-lowest among Florida golfers…Ended five rounds at 

or under par…Tied for team lead with two tournaments 

where she finished at or under par…Led Florida’s lineup 

twice this season at the Tar Heel Invitational and the Liz 

Murphey Collegiate Classic…Was Florida’s top finisher in 

two tournaments this season (Mason Rudolph Women’s 

Championship and Tar Heel Invitational)…Second on the 

team in percentage of rounds counted at 94 .9 percent… 

Tied for team lead with 84 birdies…Had two top-10 

finishes and three top-25 finishes…Fired a cumulative total 

of 216 (E) at the Cougar Classic as she tied for eighth… 

Shot a career-low 54-hole score of 214 in the Tar Heel 

Invitational…Registered a season-high seventh-place finish 

at the SunTrust Gator Women’s Golf Invitational while helping 

lead the Gators to the title . 

As A sOPhOmORe (2009-10) – Appeared for the 

Gators in a team-leading 32 rounds of play…Finished with 

a 75 .2 stroke average, fourth best among teammates… 

Collected four top-10 finishes and one top-25…Tied for 

the team lead with seven rounds at or under par…Had 

one tournament under par (Mason Rudolph Women’s 

Championship)…Led Florida’s lineup in the first three 

tournaments of the season…Made her second straight 

NCAA post-season appearance at the NCAA East Regional, 

where she finished in a tie for 73 with a 228 (74-73-81, 

+12)…Carded a 76 and back-to-back rounds of 74 at the 

SEC Championship to finish in a tie for 38th…Improved 

her score with each round at the Gator Women’s Golf 

Invitational, finishing in 10th place with a 218 (76-72-70, 

+8), matching her career low tournament score…Tied 

for 81st at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic with a 241 

evan Jensen 

Senior • Belleair, Fla. 

Career resUlts 

2011-12 (senior season) 

Date tournament Finish score 

9/11-13 Cougar Classic (Charleston, SC) T30 71-72-76-219 (+3) 

9/23-25 Mason Rudolph (Franklin, TN) T49 78-75-75-228 (+12) 

10/21-23 SEC/Pac-12 Challenge (Knoxville, TN) T70 80-73-77-230 (+14) 

10/31-11/2 Betsy Rawls Invitational (Austin, TX) T15 68-79-77-224 (+8) 

2/13-15 Northrup Grumman (Palos Verdes, CA) 

2/26-28 Allstate Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, LA) 

3/16-18 SunTrust Gator Women’s Inv . (Gainesville . FL) 

3/30-4/1 Liz Murphey Classic (Athens, GA) 

4/20-22 SEC Championship (Fayetteville, AR) 

5/10-12 NCAA Regionals (TBD) 

5/23-26 NCAA Championships (Franklin, TN) 

Rounds: 12 strokes: 901 Average: 75 .08 

2010-11 (JUnior season) 


9/6 Labor Day Shootout (Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) T12 81-39-120 (+12) 

9/12-14 Cougar Classic (Hanahan, SC) T8 73-73-70-216 (E) 

9/24-26 Mason Rudolph (Franklin, TN) T35 73-73-71-217 (+1) 

10/8-10 Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, NC) T19 70-74-70-214 (-2) 

11/5-7 Pac-10/SEC Challenge (Palo Alto, CA) T38 73-72-80-225 (+12) 

2/14-16 Northrup Grumman (Palos Verdes, CA) T36 77-78-77-232 (+19) 

2/27-3/1 Allstate Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, LA) T49 76-74-77-227 (+11) 

3/6-7 SunTrust Gator Women’s Inv . (Gainesville, FL) T7 69-73-75-217 (+7) 

4/1-3 Liz Murphey Classic (Athens, GA) T58 74-80-77-231 (+15) 

4/15-17 SEC Championship (Auburn, AL) T17 73-75-76-224 (+8) 

5/5-7 NCAA East Regional (Daytona Beach, FL) T64 75-78-76-229 (+13) 

5/18-21 NCAA Championships (Bryan, TX) T45 76-74-78-73-301 (+13) 

Rounds: 35 strokes: 2,614 Average: 74 .68 

2009-10 (soPHoMore season) 


9/25-27 Mason Rudolph W .C . (Nashville, TN) T7 69-70-139 (-5) 

10/16-18 Mercedes-Benz W .C . (Knoxville, TN) T29 78-75-74-227 (+11) 

10/26-28 Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown (Las Vegas, NV) T17 75-76-73-224 (+8) 

2/8-10 Northrop Grumman Regional (Palos Verdes, CA) T61 77-81-77-235 (+22) 

2/22-23 Central District Invitational (Bradenton, FL) T6 72-71-75-218 (+2) 

3/1-2 Kinderlou Forest Challenge (Valdosta, GA) T49 75-79-80-234 (+15) 

3/7 Auburn Invitational (Auburn, AL) T2 72 (E) 

3/26-28 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic (Athens, GA) T81 76-84-81-241 (+25) 

4/10-11 Gator Women’s Golf Invitational (Gainesville, FL) 10 76-72-70-218 (+8) 

4/16-18 SEC Championship (Tuscaloosa, AL) T38 76-74-74-224 (+11) 

5/6-8 NCAA East Regional (Greenville, NC) T73 74-73-81-228 (+12) 


2008-09 (fresHMan season) 


9/7-8 NCAA Fall Preview (Owing Mills, MD) T17 75-74-72-221 (+5) 

9/26-28 Mason Rudolph (Nashville, TN) T23 73-73-75-221 (+5) 

10/24-26 The Landfall Tradition (Wilmington, NC) T15 74-77-79-230 (+14) 


2/22-24 Kiawah Island Intercollegiate (Kiawah Island, SC) T12 80-76-68-224 (+8) 

3/8-10 UCF Challenge (Sorrento, Fla .) T61 79-76-72-227 (+11) 

3/24-25 BYU Dixie Classic (St . George, UT) T18 80-76-74-230 (+14) 

4/6-7 Lady Gator Invitational (Gainesville, FL) T13 79-72-79-230 (+20) 

4/17-19 SEC Championship (Blythewood, SC) 25 79-72-72-223 (+10) 

5/7-9 NCAA East Regional (Gainesville, FL) T34 71-75-76-222 (+12) 


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evan jensen 

(76-84-81, +25)…Led the team at the Auburn Invitational, 

carding an even-par 72 to tie for second…Tied for 49th at 

the Kinderlou Forest Challenge, carding a total score of 234 

(75-79-80, +15)…Helped the Gators to a first place finish 

at the Central District Invitational, tying for sixth place with 

a career-low 218 (+2)…Shot a 22-over 235 (77-81-77) at 

the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge to tie for 61st… 

Tied for 17th at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown after 

carding an eight-over 224 (75-76-73)…Finished in a tie 

for 29th with a 227 (78-75-74, +11) at the Mercedes-Benz 

Women’s Collegiate Championship…Led the team in its 

season debut at the Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship 

with a 139 (69-70, -5) to finish in a tie for seventh . 

As A FReshmAn (2008-09) – Selected to the 2009 

SEC All-Freshman Team…One of three golfers to compete 

in every tournament for Florida…Owned a 75 .3 stroke 

average through 30 rounds, second-best among teammates…Finished 

the season with three rounds at or under 

par and led the team with seven top-20 finishes…Led the 

team with 71 birdies and tied for first with two eagles…Led 

the squad through each round of the NCAA East Regional, 

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her NCAA post-season debut… Finished the Regional in 

a tie for 34th after carding a 12-over 222 (71-75-76)… 

Scored a 223 (79-72-72, +10) and finished in 25th place 

in her first SEC Championship appearance…Sandwiched a 

72 in between two 79s for a total score of 230 (+20) and 

a tie for 13th place finish at the Lady Gator Invitational… 

Improved her score each round, carding an 80-76-74 to tie 

in 18th place with a 230 (+14) at the BYU Dixie Classic… 

Tied for 61st at the UCF Challenge with a 227 (79-76-72, 

+11)…Had a career-best weekend at the Kiawah Island 

Intercollegiate after her career-low 68 in the final round 

propelled her to a record finish in a tie for 12th with a 

final score of 224 (80-76-68)…Finished one stroke shy 

of teammate Jessica Yadloczky with a 233 (+20) at the 

Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge where she finished 

in a tie for 20th…Finished in a tie for 15th at The Landfall 

Tradition with a total score of 230 (74-77-79, +14)…Led 

the Lady Gators for the second-consecutive tournament 

after finishing in a tie for 23rd at the Mason Rudolph…Her 

final score of 221 (73-73-75, +5) matched a career-best 

set at the previous tournament…Led the Lady Gators in her 

first collegiate tournament with a five-over 221 (75-74-72) 

at the NCAA Fall Preview, finishing in a tie for 17th . 

AmAteUR cOmPetItIOn – Teamed with fellow UF 

golfer Jessica Yadloczky and finished fifth in the inaugural 

Hooters Women’s Collegiate Team Championship…Ranked 

45th in the Polo Golf rankings…Had three top-10 finishes 

in 2008, tying for eighth at the Mayakoba Junior Golf 

Classic (75-79-74--228), tying for seventh at the Birks and 

Mayors Junior Championship at Mirasol (70-73-77--220) 

and third at the Mizuno Junior at Chateau Elan…Tied for 

second for the lowest score for 18 holes, 68, tied for third 

for the lowest score for 36 holes, 141, and tied for second 

again in the lowest score for 54 holes, 217, for the girls 16- 

18 years old division on the Florida Junior Tour…Also, was 

tied for second for best comeback by winner in the final 

round with three strokes…In the 13-15 age bracket she 

finished tied for second and tied for first in the lowest score 

for 18 and 36 holes, respectively…In her 2006-2007 

tournaments, Jensen finished first in four out of the nine 

tournaments she competed in, with two first place finishes 

in the 2005-2006 year, and one first-place finish in the 

2004-2005 tournament year . 

PReP – Ranked by Golfweek as the No . 12 player in the 

Class of 2008…No . 34 in the Golfweek/Titleist Junior 

rankings . 

PeRsOnAL – Born Evan Jensen…Homeschooled…Hobbies 

include being outdoors, sports, reading, bike riding 

and playing pool .


isabelle lenDl 


All-SEC Second Team (2010) 

SEC All-Freshman Team (2010) 

SEC Golfer of the Week (2010) 


Low Round: 68 (2x-last NCAA East Regional, 3rd, 2011) 

Low Tournament: 217 (SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational, 


Best Finish: 5 (Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, 2011) 


Low Round: 67 (Central District Invitational, 2010) 

Low Tournament: 212 (Central District Invitational, 2010) 

Best Finish: T1 (Central District Invitational, 2010) 

at florida 

As A sOPhOmORe (2010-11) – Adjusted to a swing 

change in the fall but in the spring, her 74 .67 stroke average 

was the second-best on the team…Played 33 rounds, 

tied for third-most among the Gators…Was at the front 

of Florida’s rotation for the SEC Championship… Shot at 

or under par in six rounds which tied for second on the 

team with two of those rounds coming in the NCAA East 

Regional…recorded two top-10’s and three top-25 finishes 

this season…Her 68 in the third round of the NCAA East 

Regional matched her career low for a round and was also 

a single-round school record for a regional…Recorded a 

career-high eight birdies in the first round of the Allstate 

Sugar Bowl Intercollegiate…Was UF’s top finisher at the Liz 

Murphey Collegiate Classic where she was a season-best 

fifth place…tied for seventh with a season-low 217 (+7) at 

the SunTrust Gator Women’s Golf Invitational, assisting UF 

to the tournament title…Placed in a tie for 24th at the SEC 

Championship after shooting a 227 (+11)…Paced the Gators 

at the NCAA East Regional with a 218 (+2) that landed 

her just outside the top 10 as she tied for 11th along with 

teammate Mia Piccio . 

As A FReshmAn (2009-10) – Named to the Second 

Team All-SEC and the SEC All-Freshman Team…Only 

Gator to earn SEC Golfer of the Week honors, as she did 

following her win at the Central District Invitational… 

Finished second on the team with a 74 .9 stroke average… 

Played 30 rounds, the second most among teammates… 

Led Florida’s lineup in four of the 11 tournaments she 

played…Shot at or under par in seven rounds, while finishing 

one tournament under par…Finished first among UF 

teammates in the first five tournaments of her collegiate 

career…Capped an impressive freshman season with a 

tie for 47th place finish at the NCAA East Regional after 

carding a seven-over 223…Tied teammate Evan Jensen 

isaBelle lendl 

Junior • GoShen, Conn. (iMG aCadeMy) 


2011-12 (JUnior season) 





10/31-11/2 Betsy Rawls Invitational (Austin, TX) T27 74-77-76-227(+11) 











9/6 Labor Day Shootout (Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) 17 81-41-122 (+14) 

9/12-14 Cougar Classic (Hanahan, SC) T77 76-79-78-233 (+17) 

10/8-10 Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, NC) T66 71-78-78-227 (+11) 

11/5-7 Pac-10/SEC Challenge (Palo Alto, CA) T104 89-76-84-249 (+36) 


2/27-3/1 Allstate Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, LA) T31 70-75-77-222 (+6) 


4/1-3 Liz Murphey Classic (Athens, GA) 5 73-74-71-218 (+2) 



5/18-21 NCAA Championships (Bryan, TX) 110 74-83-79-81-317 (+29) 






2/8-10 Northrop Grumman Regional (Palos Verdes, CA) 11 79-70-73-222 (+9) 

2/22-23 Central District Invitational (Bradenton, FL) T1 74-67-71-212 (-4) 


3/7 Auburn Invitational (Auburn, AL) T10 76 (+4) 




5/6-8 NCAA East Regional (Greenville, NC) T47 69-77-77-223 (+7) 


for 38th place with an 11-over 224 (75-74-75) at the 

SEC Championship… Finished in a tie for 46th place at 

the first SunTrust Gator Women’s Golf Invitational of her 

career after carding a 232 (76-72-84, +22)… Improved 

with each round at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic, 

eventually finishing with a 23-over 239 (82-81-76) to tie 

for 69th… Shot a four-over 76 to tie for 10th at the Auburn 

Invitational…Tied teammate Mia Piccio for 20th place the 

Kinderlou Forest Challenge with an eight-over 227 (73-80- 

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74)…Led the Gators to their only tournament win of the 

season, as she tallied career marks in low round (67), 36 

holes (141), tournament score (212) and best finish (first) 

at the Central District Invitational…Defeated her sister, 

Marika, in a scorecard playoff to earn the Central District 

Invitational individual title…Led the squad in 11th place at 

the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge with a nineover 

222 (79-70-73)…Tied for sixth place after carding 

a four-over 220 (73-72-75) at the Las Vegas Collegiate


isabelle lenDl 

Showdown…Made her collegiate debut in impressive 

fashion by leading UF teammates at the Mercedes-Benz 

Collegiate Championship with a three-over 219 (74-72-73) 

to tie for eighth . 

AmAteUR cOmPetItIOn – Reached the semifinals of 

the North & South Women’s Amateur in July 2010…Qualified 

for 2010 U .S . Women’s Amateur Championship by 

finishing second in the Southwick, Massachusetts section 

after shooting a 2-over 74… Claimed the Eastern Amateur 

title in July of 2009 after carding a course-record 67 in 

her first round…Named the GolfWeek Junior Golfer of the 

Week in February of 2009 after shooting a 2-under 142 

(71-71) at Inverrary Golf Club’s East Course to win the Future 

Collegians World Tour Inverrary Open by three shots… 

Did not place lower than fourth place in six events as a part 

of the 2008-09 FCWT Junior Golf Tour…Member of the 

United States team in the 2006 Junior Ryder Cup, where 

she went 2-0 to help the U .S . earn a 6-6 tie…Earned three 

American Junior Golf Association tournament victories in 

2006, including the MCI Junior Heritage, Scott Robertson 

Memorial and the Thunderbird International Junior…Young- 

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est player to qualify for the 2004 U .S . Women’s Amateur 

Championship at the age of 12 . 

PReP – Ranked No . 24 in the class of 2009 and No . 

12 in the state of Florida in the Golfweek/Titleist Junior 

Rankings . 

PeRsOnAL – Older sister, Marika, is a member of the 

UF women’s golf team…Enjoys dirt bikes, the beach and 

shopping…Chose Florida for the location and the great golf 

program .


MaRika lenDl 


Low Round: 72 (3x-last Pac-10/SEC Challenge, 2nd, 2010) 

Low Tournament: 221 (Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship, 

2010) 

Best Finish: T34 (Pac-10/SEC Challenge, 2010) 


Low Round: 70 (Central District Invitational, 2010) 

Low Tournament: 212 (Central District Invitational, 2010) 

Best Finish: T1 (Central District Invitational, 2010) 

at florida 

As A JUnIOR (2010-11) – Competed in six rounds in the 

fall before suffering a shoulder injury that sidelined her for 

the remainder of the season…In her six rounds, tallied a 

74 .17 stroke average which would have been the secondlowest 

on the team…All six of her rounds counted toward 

Florida’s team score…Shot two rounds at par during the 

Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship…Was at the top 

of the lineup for the inaugural Pac-10/SEC Challenge and 

was the Gators’ top finisher, tying for 34th with a 224 

Marika lendl 

Senior • GoShen, Conn. (iMG aCadeMy) 




9/11-13 Cougar Classic (Charleston, SC) DNP 

9/23-25 Mason Rudolph (Franklin, TN) DNP 

10/21-23 SEC/Pac-12 Challenge (Knoxville, TN) DNP 

10/31-11/2 Betsy Rawls Invitational (Austin, TX) DNP 












Rounds: 6 strokes: 445 Average: 74 .17 



9/25-27 Mason Rudolph W .C . (Nashville, TN) T56 73-74-147 (+3) 


2/8-10 Northop Grumman Regional (Palos Verdes, CA) T33 77-77-75-229 (+16) 

2/22-23 Central District Invitational (Bradenton, FL) T1 72-70-70-212 (-4) 

3/1-2 Kinderlou Challenge (Valdosta, GA) T26 74-76-78-228 (+9) 



4/6-7 Gator Women’s Golf Invitational (Gainesville, FL) T58 79-76-81-236 (+26) 






4/6-7 Lady Gator Invitational (Gainesville, FL) 78 81-86-87-254 (+44) 


(+11) . 

As A sOPhOmORe (2009-10) – Became a consistent 

member of Florida’s lineup as a sophomore, competing 

in 29 rounds of play, the third most among teammates… 

Ranked third on the team with a stroke average of 75 .1… 

Posted two top-10 finishes and one top-25…Made her 

NCAA post-season debut at the NCAA East Regional and 

finished in a tie for 54th with a 224 (73-73-78, +8)… 

Finished second among teammates at the Southeastern 

Conference Championship with a 10-over 223 (75-76- 

72, +10) to tie for 36th…Tied for 58th place with a 236 

(79-76-81, +26) at the Gator Women’s Golf Invitational… 

Carded a 17-over 233 (77-79-77) to tie for 34th at the Liz 

Murphey Collegiate Classic…Shot a four-over 76 at the 

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Auburn Invitational to tie for 10th…Finished with a 228 

(74-76-78, +9) at the Kinderlou Forest Challenge, tying 

for 26th…Had her best weekend of the season at the 

Central District Invitational where she set career marks 

in low round (70), 36 holes (142) and tournament score 

(212)…Posted her first top-five finish of her career at the 

Bradenton event, tying her sister, Isabelle, for first place… 

Tied for 33rd at the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge 

after carding a 229 (77-77-75, +16)…Finished with a 

229 (+16) and tie for 14th at the Las Vegas Collegiate 

Showdown…Made her season debut at the Mason Rudolph 

Women’s Championship where she tied for 56th with a 147 

(73-74, +3) . 

As A FReshmAn (2008-09) – Joined the team in Janu-


MaRika lenDl 

ary of 2008 after transferring from the University of Central 

Florida…Saw action in one tournament for Florida…Anchored 

the rotation at the Lady Gator Invitational where she 

carded a 54-hole score of 254 . . .Appeared on the lineup for 

the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge but withdrew in 

the first round of play . 

AmAteUR cOmPetItIOn – Registered seven top-five 

finishes in American Junior Golf Association events during 

her junior career (beginning in 2004), including victories 

at the Ringgold Telephone Company Junior Classic and the 

McDonald’s Betsy Rawls Girls Championship . 

PReP – Earned AGJA All-America first team honors in 

2006 and Honorable Mention recognition in 2005 . 

PeRsOnAL – Transferred from the University of Central 

Florida where she earned Conference USA Golfer of the 

Week honors after a strong performance at the Mercedez- 

Benz Championships . Younger sister, Isabelle, is a member 

of the UF golf team . 

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MeGan Pak 


Low Round: 74 (Northrup Grumman Regional Challenge, 

3rd, 2011) 

Low Tournament: 236 (Northrup Grumman Regional Challenge, 


Best Finish: T15 (Labor Day Shootout, 2010) 


Low Round: 74 (Northrup Grumman Regional Challenge, 

3rd, 2011) 

Low Tournament: 229 (JMU/Eagle Landing Invitational, 

2010) 


at florida 

As A sOPhOmORe (2010-11) – Played in 10 rounds this 

season…Her 121 (+13) in the inaugural 27-hole Labor Day 

MeGan Pak 

Junior • Bradenton, Fla. (iMG aCadeMy) 




9/11-13 Cougar Classic (Charleston, SC) DNP 

9/23-25 Mason Rudolph (Franklin, TN) DNP 

10/21-23 *SEC/Pac-12 Challenge (Knoxville, TN) 118 83-82-84-249 (+33) 

10/31-11/2 Betsy Rawls Invitational (Austin, TX) DNP 








* Competed as an individual 




9/6 Labor Day Shootout (Ponte Vedera Beach, FL) T15 80-41-121 (+13) 


2/27-3/1 Allstate Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, LA) 93 84-83-81-248 (+32) 





3/7-9 JMU/Eagle Landing Invitational (Jacksonville, FL) 23 79-75-75-229 (+11) 


Shootout placed her in a tie for 15th which marked her best 

collegiate finish at Florida…Shot a season-low 236 (+23) 

at the Northrup Grumman Regional Challenge to open the 

spring…Her 74 (+3) in the third round of the Northrup 

Grumman was a career low…Was a part of Florida’s lineup 

for the first time in her career for the Allstate Sugar Bowl 

Intercollegiate . 

As A FReshmAn (2009-10) – Made her collegiate 

debut as an individual at the JMU/Eagle Landing Invitational, 

finishing in 23rd place with a 54-hole score of 229 

(79-75-75, +13) . 

AmAteUR cOmPetItIOn – Played in many tournaments 

on the FCWT and claimed seven top-10 finishes in 

2007-08 . . .Her best finish in that span came in 2007 when 

she took home third place honors at the AJGA Jerry Pate/ 

Andrews Institute Southern Junior . 

PReP – Ranked No . 33 in GolfWeek’s Class of 2009 when 

she signed with UF…High school gold team won every 

school match, regionals, districts and placed second at the 

state tournament . 

PeRsOnAL – Enjoys going to the beach, reading and 

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watching movies…Chose Florida because of its great 

athletic program and reputation of strong athletics…Also 

considered Texas Tech…Aspires to intern with ESPN and 

become a sportscaster…Major is Mass Communications .


Mia Piccio 


All-SEC Second Team (2011) 

SEC Community Service Team (2011) 



Low Tournament: 215 (Cougar Classic, 2010) 

Best Finish: T6 (Cougar Classic, 2010) 



Low Tournament: 214 (Gator Women’s Golf Invitational, 

2010) 

Best Finish: T3 (Gator Women’s Golf Invitational, 2010) 

at florida 

As A sOPhOmORe (2010-11) – Named Second Team 

All-SEC and a member of the SEC Golf Community Service 

Team…Listed as Honorable Mention in Golfweek’s 

All-American listing…Led the team with a 73 .74 stroke 

average through a team-leading 35 rounds of golf…Her 

54-hole tournament average of 221 .00 ranked fifth all-time 

in UF history…Recorded two top-10’s and seven top-25 

during her second season…Ranked the 41st best golfer 

in the nation according to the Golfweek/Sagarin Rankings 

as of May 24, 2011 after entering the spring outside of 

the top 100…Finished first or tied for first among Florida 

golfers in six of UF’s 12 tournaments, including five of the 

seven spring events…Led the team with 13 even or under 

par rounds and two even or under par tournaments…Also 

paced the Gators with 84 birdies along with teammate 

Evan Jensen…91 .9 percent of her rounds counted toward 

the team score…Her differential of 3 .92 was tops on the 

team…Was at the top of Florida’s lineup on six occasions, 

including the NCAA East Regional and NCAA Championships…Had 

a stretch of 10 consecutive rounds without 

carding anything worse than a bogey…Tied for fifth at the 

Cougar Classic after registering a 215 (-1)…Finished 19th 

or higher in all seven of Florida’s spring events including the 

SEC Championship, NCAA East Regional and NCAA Championships…tied 

for seventh at the SunTrust Gator Women’s 

Golf Invitational, leading the team to the 2011 crown . 

As A FReshmAn (2009-10) – Led the team with a 

stroke average of 74 .7 through 24 rounds of play…Was a 

crucial member of UF’s lineup down the stretch, leading the 

team in its final three tournaments…Posted three top-10 

finishes and two top-25 finishes…Finished first among Gators 

in the final four tournaments of the season…Made her 

NCAA post-season debut at the NCAA East Regional and 

carded a career low 69 (-3) in her first round…Finished in 

a tie for 26th with a three-over 219 (69-76-74)…Tied for 

Mia PiCCio 

Junior • BaColod City, PhiliPPineS (iMG aCadeMy) 




9/11-13 Cougar Classic (Charleston, SC) T12 71-72-71-214 (-2) 



10/31-11/2 Betsy Rawls Invitational (Austin, TX) 10 71-70-80-221 (+5) 











9/6 Labor Day Shootout (Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) T12 77-43-120 (+12) 

9/12-14 Cougar Classic (Hanahan, SC) T6 70-72-73-215 (-1) 


10/8-10 Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, NC) T27 75-71-71-217 (+1) 



2/27-3/1 Allstate Sugar Bowl (New Orleans, LA) T11 71-75-70-216 (E) 



4/15-17 SEC Championship (Auburn, AL) T12 71-81-69-221 (+5) 






9/25-27 Mason Rudolph W .C . (Nashville, TN) T85 79-77-156 (+12) 



2/22-23 Central District Invitational (Bradenton, FL) T4 72-73-72-217 (+1) 








24th at the SEC Championship with a six-over 219 (73-76- 

70)…Posted a career-best finish at the Gator Women’s 

Golf Invitational when she tied for third with a four-over 

214 (70-72-72)…Led the Gator golfers for the first time 

in her career at the Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic after 

carding a 231 (79-78-74, +15) and tying for 28th…Shot a 

one-over 73 at the Auburn Invitational to tie for fifth…Tied 

teammate Isabelle Lendl for 20th place with an eight-over 

227 (73-80-74) at the Kinderlou Forest Challenge . . . Helped 

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Florida earn their only tournament title of the season at the 

Central District Invitational when she tied for fourth place 

with a one-over 217 (72-73-72)…Rounded out UF’s lineup 

with a 238 (+25) to tie for 67th at the Northrop Grumman 

Regional Challenge…Carded an 18-over 234 (79-75-80) 

and tied for 66th place at the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate 

Championship…Made her collegiate debut at the Mason 

Rudolph Women’s Championship, tying for 85th with a 

36-hole score of 156 (79-77, +12) .


Mia Piccio 

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AmAteUR cOmPetItIOn – Competed in the 16th Asian 

Games and finished 18th individually with a 72-hole score 

of 309 (+21) as the Philippines came in sixth…Selected 

to represent the Filipina national team at the 2010 World 

Amateur Team Championships in Buenos Aires, Argentina 

and led the Philippines to an eighth-place finish…Won 

the Women’s Trans Amateur Championship in Lincoln, 

Neb . and was only the 13th player in the 80-year history 

of the event to finish as a qualifying medalist in addition 

to winning the title…Qualified for the 2010 U .S . Women’s 

Amateur Championship when she finished fourth in the 

qualifying event in Lexington, N .C ., by shooting a 1-under 

71…Collected five first-place finishes in the last three 

years, including back-to-back individual titles at the Future 

Collegians World Tour World Woods Rolling Oaks Open… 

Finished the 2007-08 season on the FCWT in sixth place… 

Took home top honors at the American Junior Golf Association’s 

Preseason Medicus at Callaway Garden and Burgett 

Money Jr . Rome Classic…According to the AJCA, Piccio 

was ranked 18th in the Class of 2009 . 

PReP – Ranked No . 22 in the Class of 2009, according to 

GolfWeek, at the time she signed with UF . 

PeRsOnAL – Enjoys photography, concerts and the Internet…Chose 

Florida because of its academics and athletics .


anDRea watts 


Low Round: 68 (Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship, 

1st, 2010) 


2010) 



Low Round: 68 (Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship, 

1st, 2010) 


2010) 

Best Finish: T4 (BYU Dixie Challenge, 2009) 

at florida 

As A JUnIOR (2010-11) – Has a 76 .06 stroke average in 

32 rounds of play as a consistent member of the lineup… 

Earned one top-10 and three top-25 finishes…Was at 

her best in postseason as she either tied for or provided 

Florida’s low round in four of the seven rounds during 

the NCAA East Regional and NCAA Championships… 

Recorded back-to-back even or under par rounds, doing so 

in the third round of the Cougar Classic with a 72 (E) and 

following that with a career-low 68 (-4) in the first round of 

the Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship …Totaled six 

at or under par rounds which tied for second on the squad 

with four coming in the postseason…Was Florida’s top 

finisher in the season-opening Labor Day Shootout at TPC 

Sawgrass after firing a 117 (+9) that tied her for seventh… 

Led Florida along with Evan Jensen at the Mason Rudolph 

Women’s Championship with a 217 (+1) and the 217 was 

a 54-hole career low…Made 18 consecutive pars in the 

first round of the NCAA Championships for her first career 

round without a bogey . 

As A sOPhOmORe (2009-10) – Posted a 75 .8 stroke 

average in 16 rounds of play…Had two rounds at or under 

par…Collected two top-25 finishes in five tournaments… 

Competed in the NCAA East Regional for the second 

straight year, finishing in a tie for 73rd with a 228 (73- 

75-80, +12)…Finished in a tie for 21st place with a 222 

(+12), competing as an individual at the Gator Women’s 

Golf Invitational…Also played as an individual at the JMU/ 

Eagle Landing Invitational and finished first among Gators 

in a tie for 19th with a 228 (75-73-80, +12)…Made her 

season debut at the Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship 

where she carded a 145 (73-72, +1) and tied for 40th 

place . 

As A FReshmAn (2008-09) – One of three golfers to 

compete in every tournament for Florida…Posted a 76 .6 

stroke average through 30 rounds, ranking third on the 

team…Tallied one top-five, one top-10 and one top-20 

andrea Watts 

Senior • Bradenton, Fla. (iMG aCadeMy) 


















9/6 Labor Day Shootout (Ponte Vedra Beach, FL) T7 73-44-117 (+9) 

9/12-14 Cougar Classic (Hanahan, SC) T21 74-75-72-221 (+5) 


10/8-10 Tar Heel Invitational (Chapel Hill, NC) T73 75-80-73-228 (+12) 

11/5-7 Pac-10/SEC Challenge (Palo Alto, CA) 103 81-81-86-248 (+35) 










9/25-27 Mason Rudolph W .C . (Nashville, TN) T40 73-72-145 (+1) 


3/7-9 JMU/Eagle Landing Invitational (Jacksonville, FL)* T19 75-73-80-228 (+12) 

4/6-7 Gator Women’s Golf Invitational (Gainesville, FL)* T21 71-76-75-222 (+12) 

5/6-8 NCAA East Regional (Greenville, NC) T73 73-75-80-228 (+12) 

Rounds: 16 strokes: 1,212 Average: 75 .75 



9/7-8 NCAA Fall Preview (Owing Mills, MD) 64th 78-83-83-244 (+28) 

9/26-28 Mason Rudolph (Nashville, TN) T60 78-76-76-230 (+14) 

10/24-26 The Landfall Tradition (Wilmington, NC) T10 74-77-76-227 (+11) 


2/22-24 Kiawah Island Intercollegiate (Kiawah Island, SC) T43 77-73-81-231 (+15) 

3/8-10 UCF Challenge (Sorrento, Fla .) T37 74-72-74-220 (+4) 

3/24-25 BYU Dixie Classic (St . George, UT) T4 74-75-74-223 (+7) 

4/6-7 Lady Gator Invitational (Gainesville, FL) T11 74-74-80-228 (+18) 

4/17-19 SEC Championship (Blythewood, SC) 43 79-75-78-232 (+19) 

5/7-9 

(+18) 

NCAA East Regional (Gainesville, FL) T61 78-75-75-228 


*competed as individual 

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anDRea watts 

finish…Ranked third on the team with 53 birdies on the 

season…Finished second among teammates in her NCAA 

post-season debut at the NCAA East Regional where she 

finished in a tie for 61st with an 18-over 228 (78-75-75)… 

Carded a 232 (78-75-78, +19) at the SEC Championship 

to finish in 43rd place…Shot first- and second-round 

scores of 74 with a third-round 80 for a total score of 228 

(+18) at the Lady Gator Invitational…Led the Lady Gators 

with a career-best finish in a tie for 4th at the BYU Dixie 

Classic after shooting a 223 (74-75-74, +7)…Set career 

records in low round (72) and tournament score (220) for 

a tie for 37th place finish at the UCF Challenge . . . Shot the 

team’s only hole-in-one this season on her fourth hole of 

the third round at the UCF Challenge…Shot a 231 (77- 

73-81, +15) to finish in a tie for 43rd the Kiawah Island 

Intercollegiate…Finished third among teammates at the 

Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge after placing in a 

tie for 34th with a 236 (82-76-78, +23)…Tied teammate 

Jessica Yadloczky for a 10th place finish at The Landfall 

Tradition after carding an 11-over 227 ( 74-77-76)… 

Rounded out the Florida rotation in a tie for 60th at the 

Mason Rudolph Women’s Championship where she carded 

a 78 and back-to-back scores of 76 for a final score of 230 

(+14)…Made her first career tournament appearance for 

the Lady Gators at the NCAA Fall Preview, carding a 244 

(+28) to finish in 64th . 

AmAteUR cOmPetItIOn – Rated No . 60 in the Polo 

Golf Girls Rankings…Competed on the FCWT (Future 

Collegians World Tour) Junior Golf Tour from 2004-08, 

finishing in the top 10 in five events she participated in for 

the 2006-07 slate…Capped off her stellar 2006-07 campaign 

on the FCWT Tour by capturing a title at the Laura 

Diaz Girls National Championship (72-76-72--220) at the 

PGA National Golf Club…Tallied a fifth-place performance 

at the World Woods Rolling Oaks Open Oct . 13-14, firing 

a two-round total of 148…Registered three-consecutive 

medals in 2006 on the FCWT Tour, placing first at the University 

of Florida Open (75-74--149), Amelia Island Open 

(73-82-76--231) and the Innisbrook Open in Palm Harbor, 

Fla . (69-74-77--220)…Collected a runner-up finish at the 

2007 Birks & Mayors Junior Championship at Mirasol, firing 

a career-low round of 67 in the second round…Placed 

first in four out of six tournaments in the Laura Diaz Girls 

13-18 age division…Selected to the Colorado All-Star team 

for five-consecutive years . 

PReP – Ranked No . 21 in the Class of 2008 by Golfweek…Listed 

as the No . 50 prospect in Golfweek/Titleist 

Junior rankings . 

PeRsOnAL – Hobbies include field hockey, traveling, modeling 

and writing…Also considered UCLA, Duke, Arizona 

State, Oklahoma and LSU among others in recruiting class . 

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caMilla heDbeRG 

AmAteUR cOmPetItIOn – Ranked No . 1 amateur 

player in Spain… Claimed first-place at the Spanish Ladies 

National tournament in May 2011 . . . Placed first at the 

Sherry Cup and British Ladies Amateur qualifying rounds 

in April and June of 2011, respectively… Finished first 

at the Spanish National Ranking event twice in 2011… 

Awarded first place at the Spanish Junior International in 

May of 2009… Member of Spain’s silver medal team at the 

European Ladies Team Championship in July of 2011 . 

PeRsOnAL – Lists listening to music, playing tennis, 

shopping and going to the beach among her hobbies… 

Chose Florida over Purdue, Arizona State, Wisconsin, and 

Florida State… Majoring in Nutrition… Great academics, 

nice weather and the golf program are among her reasons 

for choosing UF . 

CaMilla HedBerG 

FreShMan • SitGeS, SPain (ieS Car) 


2011-12 (fresHMan season) 


9/11-13 Cougar Classic (Charleston, SC) T3 71-67-70-208 (-8) 












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2011-12 touRnaMent RecaPs 

couGaR classic 

Sept 11-13, 2011 • Charleston, S.C. 

toUrnaMent reCaP 

University of Florida women’s golf team captures thirdplace 

while Camilla Hedberg (Sitges, Spain) walks away 

with the lowest tournament total in school history at the 

2011 Cougar Classic presented by Piggly Wiggly . Hedberg, 

who is golfing in her first NCAA tournament, finished tied 

for third-place individually with a final tournament score of 

208 (71-67-70, -8) . The Gators were consistent throughout 

the three-day tournament posting a final score of 856 

(284-284-288, -8) 

“We are starting to see what we can do as a team,” head 

coach Jan Dowling shared . “Everyone has grown as 

players and people over the past year and we are out here 

to win . We gave ourselves a chance to win, and we would 

have liked to, but we are very happy about the way we 

started the season .” 

Hedberg, once again, put the Gators in good position with 

a score of 70 (-2) in the final round . Her 208 tournament 

total edges out Jessica Yadloczky’s score of 209 at the 

2009 UCF Challenge for tops in UF history . 

“I’m very happy for Camilla to come out the way that she 

did,” Dowling admitted . “She put herself in contention 

to win in her first tournament . Finishing third is a great 

accomplishment but I have a feeling we will see more from 

Camilla . I’m very proud of her .” 

Mia Piccio (Bacolod City, Philippines), a second-team 

All-SEC selection last spring, tied her low score for a tournament 

in Blue and Orange with a tournament total of 214 

(71-72-71, -2) . It also marks the second time in her UF career 

that she has shot under-par for an entire tournament . 

Piccio finished the tournament tied for 12th individually . 

“Mia played a solid tournament . She felt like she left a few 

out there, especially with her scoring clubs, and she could 

have done better but to shoot at or under par every day is 

impressive,” said Dowling 

Evan Jensen (Belleair, Fla .) finished with a final round 

76 (+4) giving her a tournament total of 219 (71-71-76, 

+3), her lowest total since the SunTrust Gator Women’s 

Invitational last spring . 

Isabelle Lendl (Goshen, Conn .), who played steady the entire 

tournament, carded a final round 75 (+3) . She finishes 

14-shots better than her 2010 Cougar Classic effort with a 

tournament total of 219 (71-73-75, +3) . Lendl and Jensen 

both finished tied for 31st, overall . 

Andrea Watts (Bradenton, Fla .) saved her best for last recording 

a final round 72 (E) . She finishes with a tournament 

score of 229 (75-82-72, +13) 

“We’re excited to get back out and compete again but we 

will practice hard the next few weeks and will prepare to 

put ourselves in contention again,” Dowling noted . 

toUrnaMent notes 

• 856 is the second lowest team tournament total in UF 

history . 

• UF has opened the past two seasons with a top-three 

finish . Last season the Gators finished second in a 

shortened Labor Day Classic . 

• Hedberg’s second round 67 is tied for second in school 

history . 

• With the first outing of the year, also comes the first 

top-3 finish, a feat that was accomplished only twice last 

season . 

toUrnaMent resUlts 

teaM 

Place school 1 2 3 score 

1 LSU 280 291 277 848 (-16) 

2 North Carolina 285 282 286 853 (-11) 

3 FLORIDA 284 284 288 856 (-8) 

T4 NC State 287 290 287 864 (E) 

T4 Georgia 295 286 283 864 (E) 

Uf Golfers 

Place Players 1 2 3 score 

T3 Camilla Hedberg 71 67 70 208 (-8) 

T12 Mia Piccio 71 72 71 214 (-2) 

T30 Evan Jensen 71 72 76 219 (+3) 

T30 Isabelle Lendl 71 73 75 219 (+3) 

T77 Andrea Watts 75 82 72 229 (+13) 

Mason RuDolPh 

Sept. 23-25, 2011 • Franklin, Tenn. 


University of Florida women’s golf team finished in 13th 

place at the 2011 Mason Rudolph Fall Preview . The squad 

shot a final round 306 (+18) and had a tournament total 

of 905 (+41) . The Gators were led by senior Evan Jensen 

(Belleair, Fla .) on the last day of tournament who shot a 

three-over 75 to give her a final score of 228 (+12) . 

“Evan played well .” Head coach Jan Dowling stated . “She 

wasn’t striking the ball well but she figured out a way to put 

together a good score . She really worked hard today .” 

The 16th ranked Gators, who entered the final round in 

11th place, have found some room for improvement in their 

games throughout the weekend . 

“We could have played better,” Dowling said . “We struggled 

with our short game today . We need to get better there and 

we will . It’s no secret that we will be working on our short 

games the next few weeks .” 

The Legends Club, which will host the 2012 NCAA 

Championships next May, was the host of this weekend’s 

Fall Preview . 

“The biggest thing we can take from this tournament is our 

knowledge of this course,” explained Dowling . “We had 

a chance to get to know this course and it should pay off 

down the road .” 

Freshman Camilla Hedberg (Sitges, Spain) finished tied for 

22nd with a tournament total of 222 (+6) while junior Mia 

Piccio (Bacolod City, Philippines) carded a tournament total 

of 225 (+9) . 

Junior Isabelle Lendl (Goshen, Conn .) finished the tournament 

at 15-over and senior Andrea Watts (Bradenton, Fla .) 

ended at 22-over . 

Dowling pointed out that the team isn’t far from becoming a 

team that consistently performs at the highest level . 

“It’s encouraging to know that we aren’t that far off . It’s just 

a simple change of mentality . We need to know that we can 

score lower rather than hope we can score lower .” 

UCLA, the No . 1 ranked team according to Golf World/ 

NGCA preseason women’s coaches’ poll, took home their 

first tournament win of the season, beating out secondplace 

Alabama by six strokes . Lindy Duncan from Duke 

University captured the individual title with a tournament 

score of 212 (-4) . 

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• Hedberg continued her hot start to her collegiate career 

leading the Gators with the team best tournament total 

for the second consecutive contest . 

• Hedberg started number one in the rotation for the first 

time in her career 


teaM 


1 UCLA 296 283 294 873 (-16) 

2 Alabama 296 289 294 879 (+15) 

T3 Arizona State 293 296 295 884 (+20) 

T3 Virginia 304 286 294 884 (+20) 

T5 North Carolina 298 290 298 886 (+22) 

T5 Texas A&M 303 293 290 886 (+22) 

13 FLORIDA 303 296 306 905 (+41) 

Uf Golfers 


T22 Camilla Hedberg 73 73 76 222 (+6) 

T33 Mia Piccio 75 74 76 225 (+9) 

T49 Evan Jensen 78 75 75 228 (+12) 


T80 Andrea Watts 82 77 79 238 (+22) 

sec/Pac-12 challenGe 

Oct. 21-23, 2011 • Knoxville, Tenn. 


University of Florida women’s golf team finished with 

their second top-10 finish of the 2011 fall season with an 

eighth-place finish at the 2011 SEC/PAC-12 Challenge in 

Knoxville, Tenn . As a team, UF posted a final round score of 

296 to give them a tournament total of 893 (+29) . 

“We obviously came to win this tournament but a top-10 

finish in this field is good,” head coach Jan Dowling said . 

“Today was another OK day but it definitely wasn’t because 

of lack of effort . Our team played hard the entire tournament 

.” 

Junior Mia Piccio (Bacolod City, Philippines), who added a 

team-best final round 72 on her birthday, played consistent 

throughout the tournament shooting a one-over 217 (73- 

72-72) . Piccio finished the tournament in a tie for seventh 

place, her best finish since the Gator Women’s Invitational 

last March . 

“For Mia to finish in the top-ten in this field is great,” 

Dowling pointed out . “I am proud of Mia’s performance 

throughout the tournament . This should give her a lot of 

confidence going forward .” 

Freshman Camilla Hedberg (Sitges, Spain) had a bounce 

back performance on the final day to give her score of 223 

(71-82-71, +7) . Hedberg placed tied for 39th . Senior Evan 

Jensen (Belleair, Fla .) carded a final round 77 to give her a 

54-hole total of 230 (+14) and put her in a tie for 70th . 

Andrea Watts (Bradenton, Fla .) finished the tournament 

with a total 231 (+15) and tied for 79th place while Isabelle 

Lendl (Goshen, Conn .) finished 18-over (234) for the 

tournament . 

Megan Pak (Bradenton, Fla .) finished with a tournament 

total of 249 (+33) while competing as an individual . 

The University of Alabama takes home first place by a four 

strokes over UCLA . Stephanie Meadow from Alabama fired 

a 211 (-5), good enough for first-place by two strokes . The 

SEC beat the PAC-12 with total team averages of 896 .08 

to 898 .82 .


2011-12 touRnaMent RecaPs 


• The tie for 7th marks the best finish for Piccio since the 

Gator Women’s Invitational last March 

• Piccio shot a final round team-best 72 on her birthday 

• Five of Hedberg’s nine rounds are at or under par 


teaM 


1 Alabama 284 289 292 865 (+1) 

2 UCLA 281 297 291 869 (+5) 

3 Auburn 296 286 297 879 (+15) 

T4 Tennessee 291 292 297 880 (+16) 

T4 Southern Cal 298 295 287 880 (+16) 

8 FLORIDA 298 299 296 893 (+29) 

Uf Golfers 


T7 Mia Piccio 73 72 72 217 (+1) 


T70 Evan Jensen 80 73 77 230 (+14) 

T79 Andrea Watts 77 78 76 231 (+15) 


betsy Rawls invitational 

Oct. 31-Nov.2 • Austin, Texas 


The University of Florida women’s golf team completed play 

at the 2011 Betsy Rawls Invitational with their best finish of 

the fall season . The Gators finished tied for second in the 

15-team field with a tournament score of 303 (285-304- 

303, +28) . The Gators had a trio of top-15 finishers in 

Mia Piccio (Bacolod City, Philippines) who finished 10th 

and both Evan Jensen (Belleair, Fla .) and Andrea Watts 

(Bradenton, Fla .) finishing tied for 15th . 

Both Jensen and Piccio held leads after the first and second 

rounds, respectively . Jensen carded a tournament total 

of 224 (+8) while Piccio shot a 54-hole total of 221 (+5) . 

Watts, who recorded her best finish of the year, also shot a 

224 (+8) for the tournament . 

Isabelle Lendl (Goshen, Conn .), who shot an 11-over 227, 

also recorded her best finish of the season with a tie for 

25th . Freshman Camilla Hedberg (Sitges, Spain) finished 

off a solid fall season with a 13-over 229 . 

Freshman Lena Weichselgartner (Munich, Germany) turned 

in a 242 in her first collegiate event . Weichselgartner was 

competing as an individual . 

With the conclusion of the Betsy Rawls Invitational, also 

comes the conclusion of the Gators’ fall season . The 

women’s team will compete next on February 12, 2012 

at the Northrup Grumman Challenge in Palos Verdes, 

California . The tournament will be played at Palos Verdes 

Golf Course and will be hosted by Ohio State . 


• The second place finish marks the third time during the 

fall season the Gators have finish top-10 

• Piccio’s 10th place finish is good enough for her third 

top-10 finish this fall season 

• Watt’s 15th place finsh is her best finish of the season 


teaM 


1 Texas 288 293 299 880 (+16) 

T2 FLORIDA 285 304 303 892 (+28) 

T2 Pepperdine 297 299 296 892 (+28) 

T2 Tulsa 293 301 298 892 (+28) 

5 Oklahoma State 290 305 302 897 (+33) 

Uf Golfers 


10 Mia Piccio 71 70 80 221 (+5) 

T15 Evan Jensen 68 79 77 224 (+8) 

T15 Andrea Watts 72 78 74 224 (+8) 



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2011 fall touRnaMent Results (statistics) 


Date Tournament Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Rd. 3 Rd. 4 Total Finish 

9/11/2013 Cougar Classic 284 284 288 -- 856 3rd/22 

9/23/2025 Mason Rudolph Fall Preview 303 296 306 -- 905 13th/18 

10/21/2023 SEC/Pac-12 Challenge 298 299 296 -- 893 8th/23 

10/31-11/2 Betsy Rawls Invitational 285 304 303 -- 892 T2nd/15 

individUal stats 

stroke average best rounds finishes 

Name Rds. Strokes Avg. 18 36 54 Top 10 Top 25 Best 

Mia Piccio 12 877 73 .08 70 141 214 2 3 10th 

Camilla Hedberg 12 882 73 .5 67 137 208 1 2 T3rd 

Evan Jensen 12 901 75 .08 68 143 219 -- 1 T15th 

Isabelle Lendl 12 911 75 .91 71 144 219 -- -- T27th 

Andrea Watts 12 922 76 .83 72 150 224 -- 1 T15th 

Lena Weichselgartner 3 242 80 .66 77 155 242 -- -- T73rd 

Megan Pak 3 249 83 82 165 249 -- -- 118th 

toUrnaMent-By-toUrnaMent lineUP 

tournament Rotation 

Cougar Classic 1) Mia Piccio 2) Isabelle Lendl 3) Andrea Watts 4) Camilla Hedberg 5) Evan Jensen 

Mason Rudolph 1) Camilla Hedberg 2) Mia Piccio 3) Isabelle Lendl 4) Evan Jensen 5) Andrea Watts 

SEC/PAC-12 Challenge 1) Camilla Hedberg 2) Mia Piccio 3) Evan Jensen 4) Isabelle Lendl 5) Andrea Watts 

Betsy Rawls 1) Mia Piccio 2) Camilla Hedberg 3) Evan Jensen 4) Andrea Watts 5) Isabelle Lendl 

even or Under Par roUnds 

name score Par tournament 

Camilla Hedberg 67 72 Cougar Classic (2nd round) 

Evan Jensen 68 72 Betsy Rawls (1st round) 

Camilla Hedberg 70 72 Cougar Classic (3rd round) 

Mia Piccio 70 72 Betsy Rawls (2nd round) 

Mia Piccio 71 72 Betsy Rawls (1st round) 

Camilla Hedberg 71 72 SEC/PAC-12 Challenge (1st round) 

Camilla Hedberg 71 72 SEC/PAC-12 Challenge (3rd round) 

Camilla Hedberg 71 72 Cougar Classic (1st round) 

Isabelle Lendl 71 72 Cougar Classic (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 71 72 Cougar Classic (1st round) 

Evan Jensen 71 72 Cougar Classic (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 71 72 Cougar Classic (3rd round) 

Andrea Watts 72 72 Betsy Rawls (1st round) 

MIa Piccio 72 72 SEC/PAC-12 Challenge (2nd round) 

MIa Piccio 72 72 SEC/PAC-12 Challenge (3rd round) 

Mia Piccio 72 72 Cougar Classic (2nd round) 

Evan Jensen 72 72 Cougar Classic (2nd round) 

Andrea Watts 72 72 Cougar Classic (3rd round) 

even or Under Par toUrnaMent sCores 


Camilla Hedberg 208 216 Cougar Classic 

Mia Piccio 214 216 Cougar Classic 

toUrnaMent-By-toUrnaMent resUlts 

CoUGar ClassiC (Par 72, 6,205 yards) 

name 1 2 3 total Finish 

Camilla Hedberg 71 67 70 208 (-8) T3 

Mia Piccio 71 72 71 214 (-2) T12 

Evan Jensen 71 72 76 219 (+3) T30 

Isabelle Lendl 71 73 75 219 (+3) T30 

Andrea Watts 75 82 72 229 (+13) T77 

Mason rUdolPH fall PrevieW (Par 72, 6,451 yards) 


Camilla Hedberg 73 73 76 222 (+6) T22 

Mia Piccio 75 74 76 225 (+9) T33 

Evan Jensen 78 75 75 228 (+12) T49 


Andrea Watts 82 77 79 238 (+22) T80 

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seC/PaC-12 CHallenGe (Par 72, 6,447 yards) 


Mia Piccio 73 72 72 217 (+1) T7 


Evan Jensen 80 73 77 230 (+14) T70 

Andrea Watts 77 78 76 231 (+15) T79 


*Megan Pak 83 82 84 249(+33) T118 

Betsy raWls invitational (Par 72, 6,344 yards) 


Mia Piccio 71 70 80 221 (+5) 10 

Evan Jensen 68 79 77 224 (+8) T15 

Andrea Watts 72 78 74 224 (+8) T15 



*Lena Weichselgartner 78 77 87 242 (+26) T73


suntRust GatoR woMen’s Golf invitational 

The SunTrust Gator Women’s Golf Invitational has earned a reputation as one of the nation’s 

finest women’s collegiate golfing events . 2012 will mark the 40th edition of this annual 

event . Since its beginning in 1973, the SunTrust Gator Women’s Golf Invitational has consistently 

drawn topquality teams and players to Gainesville . As a result, several prominent 

golfers appear in the tournament record books, including three players who went on to earn 

Rolex PlayeroftheYear honors on the LPGA tour: Nancy Lopez, Pat Bradley and Betsy King . 

The tournament began as a two-day event and originally drew schools from the state and 

surrounding areas . In 1975, Gator Women’s Golf Invitational was expanded to a three-day 

event but it reverted back to its previous two-day format in 2009 . For 2012, the tournament 

will, once again, be a three-day event taking place March 16-18 . 

Last season, the team claimed its 17th SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational crown . They 

were boosted by three top-10 finishes . Evan Jensen, Isabelle Lendl and Mia Piccio all 

posted identical scores of 217(+7) that left them tied for seventh . The Gators have won the 

tournament seven times in the last 12 years . 

march 6-7, 2011 

team: Florida (865) 

Individual: Hannah Thompson, Florida State (210) 

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2011 suntRust GatoR woMen’s Golf 

invitational Results 

teaM leaders 


1 . Florida 280 292 293 865 (+25) 

2 . Florida State 295 294 294 883 (+43) 

3 . Ohio State 299 300 296 895 (+55) 

4 . Colorado 300 296 300 896 (+56) 

5 . Arkansas 298 296 305 899 (+59) 

T6 . Iowa State 302 294 305 901 (+61) 

T6 . Coastal Carolina 290 306 305 901 (+61) 

T6 . Chattanooga 297 304 300 901 (+61) 

9 . Augusta State 307 302 302 911 (+71) 

10 . Kent State 296 314 303 913 (+73) 

11 . Texas Tech 304 303 307 914 (+74) 

12 . UCF 298 310 311 919 (+79) 

13 . Georgia State 308 294 326 928 (+88) 

14 . James Madison 307 312 318 937 (+97) 

15 . UNC-Greensboro 308 317 315 940 (+100) 

16 . Stetson 320 321 305 946 (+106) 

17 . Missouri 315 313 319 947 (+107) 

individUal leaders (toP 10) 

Place Player (school) 1 2 3 score 

1 . Hannah Thomson (Florida State) 69 72 69 210 (E) 

2 . Vicky Villanueva (Ohio State) 72 67 73 212 (+2) 

T3 . Emma de Groot (Chattanooga) 73 73 70 216 (+6) 

T3 . Charlotte Lorentzen (Georgia State) 74 64 78 216 (+6) 

T3 . Jessica Wallace (Colorado) 75 68 73 216 (+6) 

T7 . Mia Piccio (Florida) 72 73 72 217 (+7) 

T7 . Isabelle Lendl (Florida) 68 77 72 217 (+7) 

T7 . Evan Jensen (Florida) 69 73 75 217 (+7) 

T7 . Maria Salinas (Florida State) 73 72 72 217 (+7) 

T7 . Kaitlyn Price (UCF) 67 76 74 217 (+7) 

florida finisHes 

Place Player 1 2 3 score 

T7 . Mia Piccio 72 73 72 217 (+7) 

T7 . Isabelle Lendl 68 77 72 217 (+7) 

T7 . Evan Jensen 69 73 75 217 (+7) 

12 . Jessica Yadloczky 71 75 74 220 (+10) 

T23 . Andrea Watts 74 71 81 226 (+16) 

T65 . Megan Pak* 76 79 82 237 (+27) 

* competed as an individual


2010-11 Review (season statistics) 


Date Tournament Rd. 1 Rd.2 Rd.3 Rd.4 Total Finish 

9/6 Labor Day Shootout 308 161* -- -- 469(+37) 2nd/6 

9/12-14 Cougar Class 292 294 289 -- 875(+11) 5th/21 

9/24-26 Mason Rudolph 286 295 291 -- 872(+8) T-10th/17 

10/8-10 Tar Heel Invitational 288 301 292 -- 881(+17) 15th/18 

11/5-7 Pac-10/ SEC Challenge 309 298 317 -- 924(+72) 18th/21 

2/14-16 Northrup Grumman 305 304 317 -- 926(+74) 8th/13 

2/27-3/1 Allstate Sugar Bowl 298 301 294 -- 893(+29) 12th/17 

3/6-7 Gator Women’s Inv . 280 292 293 -- 865(+25) 1st/17 

4/1-3 Liz Murphey Classic 305 301 283 -- 889(+25) 5th/23 

4/15-17 SEC Championship 301 310 296 -- 907(+43) 9th/12 

5/5-7 NCAA East Regional 298 297 285 -- 880(+16) 7th/24 

5/18-21 NCAA Championships 294 298 309 295 1196(+44) T-10th/24 

* Round shortened to nine holes due to darkness 

individUal stats 

stroke Average Best Rounds Finishes 

Name Rds. Strokes Avg. 18 36 54 Top 10 Top 25 Best 

Mia Piccio 35 2,581 73 .74 69 142 215 2 7 T6 

Marika Lendl 6 445 74 .17 72 149 221 -- -- T34 

Evan Jensen 35 2,614 74 .68 69 142 214 2 3 T7 

Andrea Watts 32 2,434 76 .06 68 142 217 1 2 T7 

Isabelle Lendl 32 2,445 76 .41 68 145 217 2 3 5 

Jessica Yadloczky 32 2,452 76 .63 70 146 220 1 1 T9 

Megan Pak 10 801 80 .10 74 155 236 -- 1 T15 

* Excludes nine-hole round played at Labor Day Shootout 

even or Under Par roUnds 


Mia Piccio 70 72 Cougar Classic (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 72 72 Cougar Classic (2nd round) 

Evan Jensen 70 72 Cougar Classic (3rd round) 

Andrea Watts 72 72 Cougar Classic (3rd round) 

Andrea Watts 68 72 Mason Rudolph (1st round) 

Marika Lendl 72 72 Mason Rudolph (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 71 72 Mason Rudolph (2nd round) 

Evan Jensen 71 71 Mason Rudolph (3rd round) 

Marika Lendl 72 72 Mason Rudolph (3rd round) 

Evan Jensen 70 72 Tar Heel Invitational (1st round) 

Isabelle Lendl 71 72 Tar Heel Invitational (1st round) 

Jessica Yadloczky 72 72 Tar Heel Invitational (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 71 72 Tar Heel Invitational (3rd round) 

Evan Jensen 70 72 Tar Heel Invitational (3rd round) 

Mia Piccio 71 72 Tar Heel Invitational (3rd round) 

Isabelle Lendl 70 72 Allstate Sugar Bowl (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 71 72 Allstate Sugar Bowl (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 71 71 Allstate Sugarbowl (1st round) 

Jessica Yadloczky 70 72 Allstate Sugarbowl (3rd round) 

Isabelle Lendl 68 70 SunTrust Gator Women’s Inv . (1st round) 

Evan Jensen 69 70 SunTrust Gator Women’s Inv . (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 69 72 Liz Murphey Classic (3rd round) 

Jessica Yadloczky 70 72 Liz Murphey Classic (3rd round) 

Isabelle Lendl 71 72 Liz Murphey Classic (3rd round) 

Mia Piccio 71 72 SEC Championship (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 69 72 SEC Championship (2nd round) 

Isabelle Lendl 72 72 NCAA East Regional (1st round) 

Andrea Watts 72 72 NCAA East Regional (2nd round) 

Isabelle Lendl 68 72 NCAA East Regional (3rd round) 

Mia Piccio 69 72 NCAA East Regional (3rd round) 

Andrea Watts 72 72 NCAA East Regional (3rd round) 

Andrea Watts 72 72 NCAA Championships (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 72 72 NCAA Championships (1st round) 

Mia Piccio 70 72 NCAA Championships (1st round) 

Andrea Watts 71 72 NCAA Championships (4th round) 

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even or Under Par toUrnaMent sCores 


Mia Piccio 215 216 Cougar Classic 

Evan Jensen 216 216 Cougar Classic 

Evan Jensen 214 216 Tar Heel Invitational 

Mia Piccio 216 216 Allstate Sugar Bowl


2010-11 Review (touRnaMent Results) 

laBor day sHootoUt 

Jacksonville, Fla./TPC at Sawgrass 

Par 72 (6,147 yards) 

Andrea Watts 73-44=117 (+9) T7 

Jessica Yadloczky 77-41=118 (+10) T9 

Evan Jensen 81-39=120 (+12) T12 

Mia Piccio 77-43=120 (+12) T12 

Megan Pak* 80-41=121 (+13) T15 

Isabelle Lendl 81-41=122 (+14) 17 

team 308-161=469 (2nd out of 6) 

*Competed as an individual 

CoUGar ClassiC 

Charleston. S.C./Yearmans Hall Club 

Par 72 (6,210 yards) 

Mia Piccio 70-72-73=215 (-1) T6 

Evan Jensen 73-73-70=216 (E) T8 

Andrea Watts 74-75-72=221 (+5) T21 

Jessica Yadloczky 75-74-74=223 (+7) T29 

Isabelle Lendl 76-79-78=233 (+17) T77 

team 292-294-289=875 (5th out of 21) 

Mason rUdolPH WoMen’s 

CHaMPionsHiP 

Franklin, Tenn./Vanderbilt Legens Club 

Par 72 (6,281 yards) 

Evan Jensen 73-73-71=217 (+1) T35 

Andrea Watts 68-74-75=217 (+1) T35 

Marika Lendl 72-77-72=221 (+5) T46 

Mia Piccio 73-71-81=225 (+9) T62 


team 286-295-291=872 (t10th out of 17) 

tar Heel invitational 

Chapel Hill, N.C./UNC Finley Golf Course 

Par 72 (6,285 yards) 

Evan Jensen 70-74-70=214 (-2) T19 

Mia Piccio 75-71-71=217 (+1) T27 


Andrea Watts 75-80-73=228 (+12) T73 

Jessica Yadloczky 72-78-79=229 (+13) 78 

team 288-301-292=881 (15th out of 18) 

PaC-10/seC CHallenGe 

Palo Alto, Calif./Stanford Golf Course 

Par 71 (6,103 yards) 

Marika Lendl 75-72-77=224 (+11) T34 

Evan Jensen 73-72-80=225 (+12) T38 

Mia Piccio 80-78-76=234 (+21) T79 

Andrea Watts 81-81-86=248 (+35) 103 


team 309-298-317=924 (18th out of 21) 

nortHUP GrUMMan reGional 

CHallenGe 

Palos Verde, Calif./Palos Verde Golf Club 

Par 71 (5,912 yards) 

Mia Piccio 74-72-78=224 (+11) T16 

Evan Jensen 77-78-77=232 (+19) T36 


Megan Pak* 84-78-74=236 (+23) T46 


Andrea Watts 79-75-86=240 (+27) T55 

team 305-304-317=926 (8th out of 13) 

*Competed as an individual 

allstate sUGar BoWl interColleGiate 

New Orleans, La./English Turn Golf and Country Club 

Par 72 (6,105 yards) 

Mia Piccio 71-75-70=216 (E) T11 


Evan Jensen 76-74-77=227 (+11) T49 

Jessica Yadloczky 81-77-70=228 (+12) T52 

Megan Pak 84-83-81=248 (+32) 93 

team 298-301-294=893 (12th out of 17) 

sUntrUst WoMen’s Golf invitational 

Gainesville, Fla./Mark Bostick Golf Course at the 

University of Florida 

Par 70 (6,002 yards) 

Mia Piccio 72-73-72=217 (+7) T7 


Evan Jensen 69-73-75=217 (+7) T7 

Jessica Yadloczky 71-75-74=220 (+10) 12 

Andrea Watts 74-71-81=226 (+16) T23 

Megan Pak 76-79-82=237 (+27) T65 

team 280-292-293=865 (1st out of 17) 

liZ MUrPHey ColleGiate ClassiC 

Athens, Ga./UGA Golf Course 

Par 72 (6002 yards) 

Isabelle Lendl 73-74-71=218 (+2) 5 

Mia Piccio 79-75-69=223 (+7) T11 


Evan Jensen 74-80-77=231 (+15) T58 

Andrea Watts 85-74-73=232 (+16) T63 

team 305-301-283=889 (5th out of 23) 

seC CHaMPionsHiP 

Auburn, Ala./Auburn University Club 

Par 72 (6,364 yards) 

Mia Piccio 71-81-69=221 (+5) T12 

Evan Jensen 73-75-76=224 (+8) T17 


Andrea Watts 80-80-75=235 (+19) T46 

Jessica Yadloczky 81-81-79=241 (+25) 55 

team 301-310-296=907 (9th out of 12) 

nCaa east reGional 

Daytona Beach, Fla./The Legends Course 

Par 72 (6,280 yards) 


Mia Piccio 75-74-69=218 (+2) T11 

Andrea Watts 77-72-72=221 (+5) T28 


Evan Jensen 75-78-76=229 (+13) T64 

team 298-297-285=880 (7th out of 24) 

nCaa CHaMPionsHiPs 

Bryan, Texas/Traditions Golf Club 

Par 72 (6,260 yards) 

Andrea Watts 72-74-76-71=293 (+5) T15 

Mia Piccio 72-70-76-76=294 (+6) T19 

Evan Jensen 76-74-78-73=301 (+13) T45 

Jessica Yadloczky 81-80-80-75=316 (+28) T108 

Isabelle Lendl 74-83-79-81=317 (+29) 110 

team 294-298-309-295=1196 (t10th out of 24) 

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uf national chaMPionshiP teaMs 

1985 ncaa chaMPions 

May 22-25, Amherst College • New Seabury, Mass. 

The University of Florida team lived up to its No . 1 ranking as it registered a 15-stroke 

victory over the 18-team field at the fourth NCAA Women’s Golf Championship . Florida 

opened the tournament with an eight-stroke advantage and watched the lead grow as the 

tournament progressed . Senior standout Deb Richard finished in a three-way tie for second 

place at 299, one stroke away from the champion, Danielle Ammaccapane of Arizona State . 

UF freshman Karen Davies took fifth place with a three-round score of 301 . 

teaM standinGs (18 teaMs) 

1. FLORIDA 301-301-303-313–1218 

2 . Tulsa 314-307-305-307–1233 

3 . Arizona State 309-311-309-307–1236 

4 . Furman 317-310-294-316–1237 

5 . Miami 313-312-317-313–1255 

individUal leaders (Par 73) 

1 . Danielle Ammaccapane, Arizona State 74-75-74-75–298 

2. Deb Richard, Florida 71-75-73-80–299 

Jody Rosenthal, Tulsa 77-74-73-75–299 

Dottie Pepper, Furman 75-73-72-79–299 

5. Karen Davies, Florida 78-72-75-76–301 

T16. Lisa Stanley, Florida 81-75-75-80–311 

T18. Page Dunlap, Florida 76-79-80-77–312 

T36. Tammy Towles, Florida 76-80-80-80–316 

1985 team: Front row (from left): Tammy Towles, Head Coach Mimi Ryan and Page Dunlap. Back row: Deb 

Richard, Lisa Stanley and Karen Davies. 

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1986 ncaa chaMPions 

May 28-31, Ohio State University • Columbus, Ohio 

It wasn’t as easy as the year before, but UF took home the NCAA Championship trophy for 

a second straight year, matching Miami’s back-to-back national titles in 1977- 78 . To add 

icing to the cake, Florida junior Page Dunlap claimed the individual crown with a one-stroke 

victory over New Mexico’s Caroline Keggi and Arizona State‘s Michelle Estill . Florida fell 

three strokes behind intrastate rival Miami after the opening round, but moved into a tie 

with the Hurricanes after the second day and took a five-stroke edge into the final round . 

UF struggled on the front nine during the last day, but regrouped on the back nine to post 

an eight-stroke victory . 

teaM standinGs (17 teaMs) 

1. FLORIDA 297-293-295-295–1180 

2 . Miami 294-296-300-298–1188 

3 . Southern Cal 305-291-307-299–1202 

4 . Arizona State 308-297-303-297–1205 

5 . Kentucky 307-303-299-297–1206 

Tulsa 306-300-300-300–1206 

individUal leaders (Par 73) 

1. Page Dunlap, Florida 73-70-72-76–291 

2 . Michelle Estill, Arizona State 74-72-74-72–292 

Caroline Keggi, New Mexico 74-73-74-71–292 

4 . Kay Cockerill, UCLA 74-71-75-74–294 

T7. Karen Davies, Florida 75-73-72-76–296 

Jill Briles-Hinton, Miami 71-78-74-73–296 

T12. Lisa Nedoba, Florida 79-74-73-71–297 

T27. Cheryl Morley, Florida 72-76-79-75–302 

T34. Lisa Stanley, Florida 77-76-78-73–304 

1986 team: Front row (from left): Karen Davies, Page Dunlap. Back row: Lisa Nedoba, Lisa Stanley, Cheryl Morley 

and Head Coach Mimi Ryan.


southeasteRn confeRence chaMPionshiP teaMs 

1981, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1991, 1995, 2008 

From 1981 to 1987, Florida Women’s golfers claimed five of seven SEC Titles . Also during that reign, the 1983 and 1985 teams each came in second at the conference tournament . In 

addition, Florida golf teams brought home first-place hardware from two NCAA National Championships during the six-year span . 

The 1984 Gators claimed the program’s third SEC 

Championship with a six-stroke victory. 

The 1986 team not only won the SEC Championship, 

but also claimed the NCAA Championship. The 

1985-86 team still holds the school record for most 

tournament titles in a season (10). Karen Davies won 

the 1986 SEC Individual title as a sophomore. 

inDiviDual sec chaMPions 

lynn connelly 

71-72-68=211 (1981) 

• Became the first Lady Gator to win an SEC Championship in 

1981, when she captured the title by eight strokes, the largest 

margin of victory in any of Florida’s SEC Championships 

• One of the leaders on the Florida team which also captured the 

championship at the inaugural SEC Women’s Golf Championships 

Deb RichaRD 

72-67-77=216 (1982) 

74-72-71=217 (1983) 

73-73-72=218 (1984) 

• Only Florida women’s golfer to win multiple SEC titles, winning her 

first in 1982 and then capturing two more in 1983 and 1984 

• Recorded a four-stroke win in 1982, while she outplayed the field 

in 1983 by three strokes, and captured her third title in 1984, six 

shots ahead of the competition 

• Was the winner of seven tournaments in her UF career, as well as 

runner-up at the 1985 NCAA Championships 

kaRen Davies 

77-75-69=221 (1986) 

• Won the SEC crown by one stroke as a sophomore in 1986 

• Three-time All-America selection (1986, 87, 88) and SEC Player 

of the Year in 1987 

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The 1987 team successfully defended its SEC 

Championship with a two-stroke victory to earn backto-back 

conference titles. 

cheRyl MoRley 

75-68-68=211 (1988) 

Florida’s most recent SEC title came in 2008 at the 

Tennessee National Golf Club in Loudon, Tenn. The 

dominating 17-stroke margin of victory was the largest 

at the SEC Championship since Georgia won the 

crown by 18 strokes in 1999. 

• Won the 1988 SEC title with a two-shot margin over the tournament 

field 

• Named All-SEC three times and All-America all four years of her 

collegiate career, becoming the first UF women’s golfer to receive 

All-America honors every year of her playing career 

• Was a member of the Lady Gator squad which captured the 1986 

national championship 

Dina tayloR 

69-76-72=217 (1995) 

• Won her title by the closest margin of any Lady Gator SEC 

Championship medalist, in a one-hole playoff against teammate 

Jeanne-Marie Busuttil 

• Received honorable mention All-America honors as a freshman 

in 1993 and as a junior in 1995 by the National Golf Coaches 

Association 

• Finished in the top-10 21 times in her 40-tournament career 

• Career low round was a four under par 68 at the 1993 Ryder/ 

Florida Women’s Collegiate 

aiMee cho 

72-73-71=216 (2003) 

• Second freshman in UF history to win medalist honors at the SEC 

Championships 

• Sank a 30-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole to win the title by one 

stroke 

• Shot an even-par 216 (72-73-71) to win the title, including a 

career and tournament-low one-under-par 71 in windy conditions 

on the final day 

• Named Golf World Player of the Week after her performance at 

the SEC Championships


national anD sec honoRs 

national & sec honoRs 

national Honors 

NCAA Coach of the Year 

1986 Mimi Ryan 

nCaa individUal national CHaMPions 

1986 Page Dunlap 

all-aMeriCa 

(24 Athletes, 40 Honors) 

2010 Mia Piccio (Honorable mention) 

2008 Jessica Yadloczky (Second team) 

Tiffany Chudy (Honorable mention) 

Hannah Yun (Honorable mention) 

2007 Sandra Gal (First team) 

2006 Sandra Gal (Honorable mention) 

2004 Aimee Cho (Honorable mention) 

2003 Aimee Cho (Honorable mention) 

Andrea Vander Lende (Honorable mention) 

1998 Riko Higashio (First team) 

1997 Sara Beautell (Honorable mention) 

1996 Jeanne-Marie Busuttil (Second team) 

Riko Higashio (Honorable mention) 

1995 Jeanne-Marie Busuttil (Second team) 

Dina Taylor (Honorable mention) 

1993 Dina Taylor (Honorable mention) 

1991 Laura Brown (Honorable mention) 

1990 Lisa Hackney (Second team) 

1989 Cheryl Morley (First team) 

1988 Karen Davies (First team) 

Cheryl Morley (First team) 


Cheryl Morley (Second team) 

Lisa Nedoba (Honorable mention) 


Page Dunlap (First team) 

Cheryl Morley (Second team) 

Lisa Nedoba (Second team) 

Lisa Stanley (Honorable mention) 

1985 Page Dunlap (Second team) 

Deb Richard (First team) 

Lisa Stanley (Second team) 

1984 Laurie Burns (First team) 


1982 Laurie Rinker (First team) 

1980 Laurie Rinker (First team) 

1979 Beverley Davis (First team) 

Denise Hermida (First team) 

1978 Lori Garbacz (First team) 

1976 Beverley Davis (First team) 

BroderiCk aWard 

Page Dunlap, 1986 

Deb Richard, 1985 

dinaH sHore troPHy 

Riko Higashio, 1998 

southeasteRn 

confeRence honoRs 

seC CoaCH of tHe year 

2008 Jill Briles-Hinton 



all-soUtHeastern ConferenCe 

(32 Athletes, 58 Honors) 

2011 Mia Piccio (Second team) 

2010 Isabelle Lendl (Second team, All-Freshman team) 

2009 Jessica Yadloczky (First team) 

Evan Jensen (All-Freshman team) 

2008 Whitney Myers (First team) 

Jessica Yadloczky (First team) 

Hannah Yun (First team) 

Tiffany Chudy (Second team) 

2007 Sandra Gal (First team) 

2006 Sandra Gal (Second team) 

2005 Tiffany Chudy (Second team) 

2004 Aimee Cho (First team) 

2003 Aimee Cho (First team) 

Amanda Dick (Second team) 

Brittany Straza (Second team) 

2002 Jeanne Cho (Second team) 


Andrea Vander Lende (Honorable mention) 

2001 Brittany Straza (Honorable mention) 

2000 Jeanne Cho (Second team) 

Paula Marti (Second team) 


1998 Virginia Costa (Honorable mention) 

Riko Higashio (First team) 

1997 Sara Beautell (First team) 


1996 Jeanne-Marie Busuttil (First team) 


Kimberly Little (Honorable mention) 

Dina Taylor (Second team) 

1995 Jeanne-Marie Busuttil (First team) 

Sarah Jones (Second team) 

Kimberly Little (First team) 

Ann Pohira (Second team) 

Dina Taylor (First team) 

1994 Sarah Jones (First team) 

Kimberly Little (First team) 

Dina Taylor (First team) 

1993 Dina Taylor (First team) 

1991 Laura Brown (First team) 

1990 Lisa Hackney (First team) 

1989 Cheryl Morley (First team) 





Lisa Nedoba (First team) 


Page Dunlap (First team) 



1984 Laurie Burns (First team) 


1983 Deb Richard (First team) 

1982 Denise Hermida (First team) 


Laurie Rinker (First team) 

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seC fresHMan of tHe year* 

1996 Riko Higashio 

1995 Jeanne-Marie Busuttil 

1993 Dina Taylor% 

1988 Laura Brown 

1986 Lisa Nedoba 

1985 Karen Davies 

seC Player of tHe year* 

1990 Lisa Hackney 

1988 Cheryl Morley 

1987 Karen Davies 

1985 Deb Richard 

*Awards started in 1985 

seC sCHolar-atHlete of tHe year* 

2007 Sandra Gal^ 

seC sPortsMansHiP aWard# 

2008 Jessica Yadloczky 

#Award started in 2008 

*Awards started in 2004 

^Co-Scholar-Athlete of the Year 

%Co-Freshman of the Year


ncaa yeaR by yeaR Results 

year sec Regional national coach 

1971 — — 4th Mimi Ryan 




1975 — — 3rd Mimi Ryan 



1978 — — 2nd Mimi Ryan 

1979 — — 2nd Mimi Ryan 


1981 1st — 8th Mimi Ryan 

1982 1st — 3rd-AIAW Mimi Ryan 

4th-NCAA Mimi Ryan 

1983 2nd — 5th Mimi Ryan 


1985 2nd — 1st Mimi Ryan 

1986 1st — 1st Mimi Ryan 

1987 1st — 3rd Mimi Ryan 



1990 5th — 3rd Mimi Ryan 


1992 4th — — Mimi Ryan 

1993 4th 14th — Mimi Ryan 

1994 6th 7th 15th Mimi Ryan 

ncaa chaMPionshiPs histoRy 

year host Institution winning team score top Individual/school (score) 

2011 Texas A&M UCLA 1,173 Austin Ernst/LSU (281) 

2010 Adams State Purdue 1,153 Caroline Hedwall/Oklahoma State (276) 

2009 Georgetown Arizona State 1,182 Maria Hernandez/Purdue (289) 

2008 New Mexico Southern Cal 1,168 Azahara Munoz/Arizona State (287)* 

2007 Central Florida Duke 1,170 Stacy Lewis/Arkansas (282) 

2006 Ohio State Duke 1,167 Dewi Schreefel/Southern Cal (286) 

2005 Oregon State Duke 1,170 Anne Grzebien/Duke (286) 

2004 Auburn UCLA 1,148 Sarah Huart/California (278) 

2003 Purdue Southern Cal 1,197 Mikaela Parmlid/Southern Cal (297) 

2002 Washington Duke 1,164 Virada Nirapathpongporn/Duke (279) 

2001 Stetson Georgia 1,176 Candy Hannemann/Duke (285) 

2000 Oregon State Arizona 1,175 Jenna Daniels/Arizona (287) 

1999 Tulsa Duke 895 Grace Park/Arizona State (212)+ 

1998 Wisconsin Arizona State 1,155 Jennifer Rosales/Southern Cal (279) 

1997 Ohio State Arizona State 1,178 Heather Bowie/Texas (285) 

1996 UCLA Arizona 1,240* Marisa Baena/Arizona (296) 

1995 UNC Wilmington Arizona State 1,155 Kristel Mourgue d’Algue/ASU (283) 

1994 Oregon Arizona State 1,189 Emilee Klein/Arizona State (286) 

1993 Georgia Arizona State 1,187 Charlotta Sorenstam/Texas (287) 

1992 Arizona State San Jose State 1,171 Vicki Goetze/Georgia (280) 

1991 Ohio State UCLA 1,197* Annika Sorenstam/Arizona (290) 

1990 South Carolina Arizona State 1,206 Susan Slaughter/Arizona (297)* 

1989 Stanford San Jose State 1,208 Pat Hurst/San Jose State (292) 

1988 New Mexico State Team forfeit Melissa McNamara/Tulsa (287) 

1987 New Mexico San Jose State 1,187 Caroline Keggi/New Mexico (289)* 

1986 Ohio State Florida 1,180 Page Dunlap/Florida (291) 

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year sec Regional national coach 

1995 1st 9th — Kim Haddow* 

1996 T3rd T3rd 9th Kim Haddow 

1997 3rd 7th 10th Kim Haddow 

1998 9th T5th 2nd Kim Haddow^ 

1999 11th — — Jill Briles-Hinton 

2000 T5th 11th 18th Jill Briles-Hinton 

2001 5th 11th — Jill Briles-Hinton 

2002 6th 4th T6th Jill Briles-Hinton 

2003 2nd 7th 8th Jill Briles-Hinton 

2004 5th 9th# — Jill Briles-Hinton 

2005 6th 7th 10th Jill Briles-Hinton 

2006 6th 4th 6th Jill Briles-Hinton 

2007 2nd 10th — Jill Briles-Hinton 

2008 1st 1st 9th Jill Briles-Hinton 

2009 8th 16th — Jill Briles-Hinton 

2010 10th 11th — Jan Dowling 

2011 9th 7th T10th Jan Dowling 

Note: SEC Championships for women began in 1980-81 . AIAW Championships began in 

1975 and ended in 1982 when the NCAA Championships began . 

* Kim Haddow joined the UF program in January of 1995 - Mimi Ryan announced retirement 

in October of 1994 . 

^ Kelly Meyers acted as interim coach for 1998 NCAA action after Haddow resigned in 

April of 1998 . 

# Florida tied for eighth, but lost in a playoff to Oklahoma State . 

year host Institution winning team score top Individual/school (score) 

1985 Amherst College Florida 1,218 Danielle Ammaccapane/ASU (298) 

1984 Georgia Miami 1,214 Cindy Schreyer/Georgia (297)* 

1983 Georgia Texas Christian 1,193 Penny Hammel/Miami (284) 

1982 Stanford Tulsa 1,191 Kathy Baker/Tulsa (295) 

1982 Ohio State# Tulsa 1,205 Amy Benz/Southern Methodist (290) 

1981 Georgia Florida State 1,220 Terry Moody/Georgia (296) 

1980 New Mexico Tulsa 1,188 Patty Sheehan/San Jose State (289) 

1979 Oklahoma State SMU Kyle O’Brien/SMU (292) 

1978 Florida Miami (Fla .) 1,218 Debbie Petrizzi/Texas (291) 

1977 Hawaii Miami (Fla .) 1,220 Cathy Morse/Miami (299) 

1976 Michigan State Furman 1,251 Nancy Lopez/Tulsa (302)* 

1975 Arizona Arizona State 1,281 Barbara Barrow/San Diego St . (300) 

1974 San Diego State Rollins 1,281 Mary Budke/Oregon State (301) 

San Diego State 625@ 

1973 Mt . Holyoke North Carolina Bonnie Lauer/Michigan State (305) 

Note:@ Team consisted of two players . After 1974, teams consisted of five players . 

* Denotes playoff 

# 1982 was the transition year for women’s collegiate championships . Ohio State played 

host for the final AIAW Championship and Stanford played host for the first NCAA 

Championship . 

+ Three rounds


uf inDiviDual ncaa ReGional scoRes 

1993 nCaa east reGional, santa MoniCa CoUrse, Baton 

roUGe, la. 


T29 Dina Taylor 74 79 77 230 

T48 Sarah Jones 81 75 80 236 

56 Valerie Cofran 82 73 82 237 

T73 Kimberly Little 78 78 85 241 

T88 Kelly Johnston 82 79 86 247 

1994 nCaa east reGional, forest akers West Golf CoUrse, 

east lansinG, MiCH. 


T12 Sarah Jones 79 72 82 233 

T22 Dina Taylor 80 76 80 236 

T53 Kelly Johnston 85 78 81 244 


T62 Kirsten Johnstone 88 77 81 246 

1995 nCaa east reGional, QUail ridGe Golf CoUrse, 

MeMPHis, tenn. 


T25 Jeanne-Marie Busuttil 78 76 75 229 

T34 Sarah Jones 78 75 78 231 

T34 Ann Pohira 75 79 77 231 

T52 Dina Taylor 76 80 78 234 


1996 nCaa east reGional, Grand national lake CoUrse, 

oPelika, ala. 


1 Jeanne-Marie Busuttil 75 70 71 216 

T3 Riko Higashio 72 73 76 221 

T67 Dina Taylor 77 86 79 242 

T79 Kathryn Cusick 83 81 81 245 


1997 nCaa east reGional, Prairie vista Golf CoUrse, 

BlooMinGton, ill. 


8 Sara Beautell 78 80 73 231 

T18 Riko Higashio 77 82 77 236 

T29 Ann Pohira 82 81 76 239 

T75 Susan Conger 82 88 78 248 

T89 Virginia Costa 81 88 82 251 

1998 nCaa east reGional, dUke Golf ClUB, dUrHaM, n.C. 


4 Riko Higashio 72 76 70 218 

T15 Ann Pohira 78 73 74 225 

T58 Sara Beautell 78 72 86 236 

T65 Virginia Costa 81 77 80 238 

T65 Lauren Jeske 80 76 82 238 

2000 nCaa east reGional, osU sCarlet CoUrse, ColUMBUs, 

oHio 


T17 Brittany Straza 74 74 77 225 

T28 Paula Marti 74 78 76 228 

T40 Sam Zausner White 76 78 76 230 

T52 Jeanne Cho 76 79 77 232 

T101 Dana von Louda 77 84 80 241 

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2001 nCaa Central reGional, kaMPen CoUrse, West 

lafayette, ind. 


T21 Amanda Dick 77 75 82 234 

T53 Jeanne Cho 78 80 83 241 

T53 Joy Stephenson 82 79 80 241 

T72 Sam Zausner White 86 78 82 246 

WD Brittany Straza 75 79 W 

2002 nCaa east reGional, tHe University ClUB, Baton 

roUGe, la. 


T20 Whitney Code 69 74 78 221 

T20 Jeanne Cho 71 75 75 221 

T27 Brittany Straza 72 74 76 222 

T34 Andrea Vander Lende 80 70 73 223 

T45 Amanda Dick 74 72 79 225 

2003 nCaa Central reGional, firetHorn Golf ClUB, 

linColn, neB. 


T12 Aimee Cho 76 75 76 227 

T17 Jeanne Cho 77 73 78 228 


T65 Amanda Dick 82 76 84 242 

79 Camila Gonzalez 84 75 85 244 

2004 nCaa east reGional, Mission inn Golf resort, HoWeyin-tHe-Hills, 

fla. 


T29 Amanda Dick 78 73 78 229 


T36 Aimee Cho 76 75 80 231 

T57 Camila Gonzalez 78 76 84 238 

T64 Sarah McNaughton 78 83 79 240 

2005 nCaa east reGional, Mark BostiCk Golf CoUrse, 

Gainesville, fla. 


T10 Sandra Gal 71 74 72 217 


T28 Tiffany Chudy 69 79 76 224 

T47 Whitney Myers 75 78 75 228 

T67 C .J . Kim 78 76 78 232 

2006 nCaa Central reGional, traditions Golf ClUB, Bryan, 

texas 



T15 Sandra Gal 76 79 71 226 

T26 Ornella Jouven 76 75 78 229 


T76 Mallory Blackwelder 83 81 78 242 

2007 nCaa West reGional, entrada at snoW Canyon, st. 

GeorGe, UtaH 


T19 Mallory Blackwelder 74 78 72 224 

T19 Sandra Gal 77 74 73 224 



T95 Tiffany Chudy 86 83 82 251


uf inDiviDual ncaa ReGional scoRes 

2008 nCaa east reGional, University of GeorGia Golf 

CoUrse, atHens, Ga. 



T10 Jessica Yadloczky 73 72 75 220 


T17 Hannah Yun 73 75 75 223 

T68 Nicole Schachner 82 76 77 235 

2009 nCaa east reGional, Mark BostiCk Golf CoUrse, 

Gainesville, fla. 


T34 Evan Jensen 71 75 76 222 

T61 Andrea Watts 78 75 75 228 

T72 Nicole Schachner 78 76 76 230 

T76 Jessica Yadloczky 79 78 75 232 

T92 Lauren Uzelatz 78 75 86 239 

2010 nCaa east reGional, ironWood CoUntry ClUB, 

Greenville, n.C. 


T26 Mia Piccio 69 76 74 219 

T47 Isabelle Lendl 69 77 77 223 

T54 Marika Lendl 73 73 78 224 

T73 Evan Jensen 74 73 81 228 

T73 Andrea Watts 73 75 80 228 

2011 nCaa east reGional, tHe leGends CoUrse, daytona 

BeaCH, fla. 


T11 . Isabelle Lendl 72 78 68 218 (+2) 

T11 . Mia Piccio 75 74 69 218 (+2) 

T28 . Andrea Watts 77 72 72 221 (+5) 

T52 . Jessica Yadloczky 76 73 78 227 (+11) 

T64 . Evan Jensen 75 78 76 229 (+13) 

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acaDeMic anD aMateuR honoRs 

aMateuR honoRs 

Us aMateUr CHaMPions 

1976 Donna Horton 

1985 Deb Richard 

international CoMPetition 

Sara Beautell 1996 World Amateur Team Championship 

Karen Davies 1988 Great Britain-Ireland Curtis Cup 

1987 Great Britain Vagliano Trophy Match 

1987 Commonwealth Team Tournament 

1986 Great Britain-Ireland Curtis Cup 

1985 NCAA-Japan Competition (Champion and MVP) 

Page Dunlap 1986 NCAA-Japan Competition (Champion 

and MVP) 

Sandra Gal 2006 World Amateur Team Championship 

Mary Hafeman 1980 Curtis Cup 

Donna Horton 1976 World Cup 

1976 Curtis Cup 

Mia Piccio 2010 World Amateur Team Championship 

2010 Asian Games 

Deb Richard 1985 World Cup (Champion) 

Naree Song 2002 World Amateur Team Championship 

Dina Taylor 1994 U .S . vs . Japan Friendship Match 

Michele Vinieratos 1990 NCAA-Japan Competition 

national acaDeMic 

honoRs 

veriZon aCadeMiC all-aMeriCa teaM 

2003 Jeanne Cho (Third Team) 

national Golf CoaCHes assoCiation 

all-aMeriCan sCHolar Golf teaM* 

2010 Isabelle Lendl 

2007 Sandra Gal 

2006 Mallory Blackwelder 

Sandra Gal 

Ornella Jouven 

2005 Sandra Gal 

Camila Gonzalez 

2003 Aimee Cho 

Jeanne Cho 


2002 Jeanne Cho 

Whitney Code 


1999 Lauren Shniderman 

1998 Riko Higashio 

veriZon aCadeMiC all-distriCt teaM 

2003 Jeanne Cho (First Team) 



sec 

aCadeMiC Honors seC aCadeMiC 

Honor roll 

(44 atHletes, 90 Honors)* 

2011 Evan Jensen 

Isabelle Lendl 

Marika Lendl 

Mia Piccio 

Andrea Watts 

Jessica Yadloczky 

2010 Bryce Alley 

Evan Jensen 

Marika Lendl 

Nicole Schachner 

Lauren Uzelatz 

Andrea Watts 


2009 Brittany Nelson 




2008 Tiffany Chudy 

Laura Erzisnick 

Kelly Hurst 


C .J . Kim 

Brittany Nelson 


Eleanor Tucker 



2007 Mallory Blackwelder 

Tiffany Chudy 

Laura Erzisnisk 

Sandra Gal 


C .J . Kim 

Brittany Nelson 



Sandra Gal 



C .J . Kim 

Tarah McNaughton 


Laura Erzisnisk 


Whitney Code 

Sandra Gal 




Andrea Vander Lende 

2004 Aimee Cho 

Whitney Code 

Amanda Dick 




Whitney Code 

Joy Stephenson 

Brittany Straza 




31 


Lauren Shniderman 



2000 Dana von Louda 

Lauren Shniderman 

1999 Dana von Louda 

1998 Courtney Baker 

Riko Higashio 

Ann Pohira 

Dana von Louda 

1997 Susan Conger 

Riko Higashio 

Ann Pohira 

1996 Jeanne-Marie Busuttil 

Ann Pohira 

1995 Wendi Rowe 

1994 Sandra Haines 

Kelly Johnston 

Wendi Rowe 

Maret Stanley 

1993 Sandra Haines 

Kelly Johnston 

Delphine LeGrand 

Wendi Rowe 

Maret Stanley 

1992 Kelly Johnston 

Delphine LeGrand 




Cheryl Morley 


1984 Laurie Burns 

Clarissa Dombeck 

*Award started in 1984


RecoRDs 

individUal viCtories 

name victories 

1 . Karen Davies 9 

2 . Deb Richard 7 

3 . Riko Higashio 4 

Donna Horton 4 

Cheryl Morley 4 

6 . Page Dunlap 3 

Sandra Gal 3 

Suzanne Jackson 3 

Dina Taylor 3 

toP season stroke averaGe 

Average 

score name season 

72 .69 Sandra Gal 2006-07 

73 .1 Deb Richard 1984-85 

73 .66 Whitney Myers 2007-08 

73 .7 Deb Richard 1983-84 

73 .74 Mia Piccio 2010-11 

74 .00 Jessica Yadloczky 2007-08 

74 .13 Lisa Nedoba 1986-87 (5 tournaments) 

74 .23 Aimee Cho 2003-04 

74 .27 Sandra Gal 2005-06 

74 .28 Karen Davies 1985-86 

74 .38 Riko Higashio 1997-98 

74 .40 Karen Davies 1986-87 

74 .44 Tiffany Chudy 2007-08 

toP individUal toUrnaMent averaGe 

(54 Holes) 

Average 

score name season 

213 .6 Whitney Myers 2007-08 

217 .6 Sandra Gal 2006-07 

219 .3 Deb Richard 1984-85 

220 .4 Aimee Cho 2002-03 

220 .72 Mia Piccio 2010-11 

221 .1 Deb Richard 1983-84 

221 .89 Isabelle Lendl 2009-10 

222 Jessica Yadloczky 2007-08 

222 .3 Lisa Nedoba 1986-87 (5 tournaments) 

222 .78 Aimee Cho 2003-04 

222 .9 Karen Davies 1985-86 

223 .14 Riko Higashio 1997-98 

loW teaM roUnd averaGe 

Average score season 

294 .47 2007-08 

295 .58 1986-87 

297 .84 2009-10 

298 .6 2004-05 

298 .94 2006-07 

299 .19 1985-86 

299 .56 2005-06 

300 .45 2010-11 

300 .53 2001-02 

300 .69 1984-85 

302 .46 2002-03 

loW teaM toUrnaMent averaGe 

Average score season 

883 .5 2007-08 

886 .74 1986-87 

897 .57 1985-86 

898 .36 2005-06 

901 .2 2004-05 

902 .07 1984-85 

902 .67 2002-03 

toP individUal roUnd 

score name tournament Date 

66/First Jessica Yadloczky 2009 UCF Challenge March 8, 2009 

67/Second Camilla Hedberg 2011 Cougar Classic Sept . 12, 2011 

67/Middle Isabelle Lendl 2010 Central District Invitational Feb . 22, 2010 

67/Middle Eleanor Tucker 2008 Lady Gator Invitational Feb . 23, 2008 

67/Third Jessica Yadloczky 2007 Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate Oct . 28, 2007 

67/Middle Whitney Myers 2007 Wildcat Fall Invitational Sept . 30, 2007 

67/Final Tanja Arnold 1999 SEC Championships April 18, 1999 

67/Middle Riko Higashio 1996 Lady Gator Invitational March 2, 1996 

67/First Cheryl Morley 1986 Pat Bradley Championships Nov . 17, 1986 

67/Middle Page Dunlap 1985 Ryder Championships April 13, 1985 

67/Middle Deb Richard 1982 SEC Championships May 15, 1982 

68/First Evan Jensen 2011 Betsy Rawls Nov . 1, 2011 

68/First Isabelle Lendl 2011 SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational March 6, 2011 

68/Final Isabelle Lendl 2011 NCAA East Regional May 7, 2011 

68/Third Evan Jensen 2009 Kiawah Island Classic Feb . 24, 2009 

68/Middle Tiffany Chudy 2008 UCF Challenge March 10, 2009 

68/Final Tiffany Chudy 2007 Lady Gator Invitational March 11, 2007 

68/First Mallory Blackwelder 2005 Lady Wildcat Invitational Oct . 1, 2005 

68/First Jeanne Cho 2002 Liz Murphey Collegiate March 23, 2002 

68/Middle Jeanne Cho 2002 Mercedes Benz Championship Oct . 19, 2003 

68/Third Paula Marti 2000 NCAA Championships May 26, 2000 

68/First Sara Beautell 1998 NCAA Championships May 20, 1998 

68/Final Riko Higashio 1996 Ryder Championships April 7, 1996 

68/Middle Jeanne-Marie Busuttil 1995 Lady Gamecock Classic March 25, 1995 

68/Final Sarah Jones 1994 Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate Nov . 7, 1994 

68/First Dina Taylor 1993 Ryder Championships April 2, 1993 

68/Second Cheryl Morley 1988 SEC Championships &Final May 7 & 8, 1988 

68/Final Deb Richard 1985 Ryder Championships April 14, 1985 

toP individUal toUrnaMent total 

score name tournament Date 

208 Camilla Hedberg 2011 Cougar Classic Sept . 11-13 

209 Jessica Yadloczky 2009 UCF Challenge March 8-11, 2009 

209 Tiffany Chudy 2008 Lady Gator Invitational Feb . 22-24, 2008 

210 Sandra Gal 2007 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Oct . 12-14, 2007 

210 Sandra Gal 2007 Lady Gator Invitational Mar . 10-11, 2007 

210 Cheryl Morley 1986 Pat Bradley Championships Nov . 17-19, 1986 

210 Page Dunlap 1985 Ryder Championships April 12-14, 1985 

211 Riko Higashio 1996 Lady Gator Invitational March 1-3, 1996 

211 Cheryl Morley 1988 SEC Championships May 5-8, 1988 

loW teaM sCores 

score/Round tournament course/city Date 

280/First 2010 SunTrust Lady Gator Mark Bostick GC/ Gainesville, Fla . March 6, 2011 

280/First 2008 SunTrust Lady Gator Mark Bostick GC/Gainesville, Fla . Feb . 11, 2008 

281/Second 2010 Central District Inv . River Wilderness CC/Parrish, Fla . Feb . 22, 2010 

283/Second 2008 SunTrust Lady Gator Mark Bostick GC/Gainesville, Fla . Feb . 12, 2008 

283/Second 2008 UCF Challenge Red Tail CC/Sorrento, Fla . March 10, 2008 

283/Second 1985 Ryder Championships Rolling Hills CC/Davie, Fla . April 13, 1985 

284/Final 1985 Ryder Championships Rolling Hills CC/Davie, Fla . April 14, 1985 

284/Final 2008 SEC Championships Tenn . National/Loudon, Tenn . April 20, 2008 

284/First 2010 NCAA East Regional Ironwood GC/Greenville, N .C . May 6, 2010 

285/First 1998 NCAA Championships Univ . Ridge Golf Course/Madison, Wis . May 20, 1998 

285/First 1995 Ryder Championships Don Shula GR/Miami Lakes, Fla . April 7, 1995 

285/First 2007 Mason Rudolph Vanderbilt Legends CC/ Franklin, Tenn . Sept . 14, 2007 

285/Final 2011 NCAA East Region The Legends Course/Daytona Beach, Fla . March 6, 2011 

loW teaM toUrnaMent total 

score tournament course/city Date(s) 

849 2008 SunTrust Lady Mark Bostick GC/Gainesville, Fla . Feb . 22-24, 2008 

Gator Invitational 

856 2011 Cougar Classic Yeamans Hall Club/Charleston, S .C . Sept . 11-13, 2011 

857 2010 Central District Invitational River Wilderness CC/Parrish, Fla . Feb . 22-23, 2010 

865 2011 SunTrust Mark Bostick GC/ Gainesville, Fla . Mar . 6-7, 2011 

Lady Gator Invitational 

865 2008 UCF Challenge Red Tail CC/Sorrento, Fla . March 9-11, 2008 

865 2007 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Cherokee CC/Knoxville, Tenn . Oct . 12-14, 2007 

865 1985 Ryder Championships Rolling Hills CC/Davie, Fla . April 12-14, 1985 

869 1996 SunTrust Lady Mark Bostick GC/Gainesville, Fla . March 1-3, 1996 

Gator Invitational 

869 1995 Ryder Championships Don Shula GR/Miami Lakes, Fla . April 7-9, 1995 

869 1988 SEC Championships Tiger Point G&CC/Gulf Breeze, Fla . May 5-8, 1988 

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RecoRDs 

Most teaM titles 

(season) 

10 (1985-86) 

larGest MarGin of 

viCtory (teaM) 

34 Strokes (1995 Ryder Florida 

Women’s Collegiate & 1971 Florida 

Women’s Collegiate) 

larGest MarGin of 

viCtory (individUal) 

10 strokes 

Karen Davies, 1986 Dick McGuire 

Invitational 

Lisa Hackney, 1990 Woodbridge 

Invitational 

33


uf athletics hall of faMe 

karen davies - 2000 

• Came to the University of Florida as a freshman from England and would leave as one of 

the most decorated golfers in program history, a distinction she still holds to this day 

• One of only six golfers in school history to win an SEC individual championship, which she 

accomplished in 1986 as a sophomore 

• Three-time All-American who also helped the Lady Gators to two SEC team titles, in addition 

to being a member of back-to-back NCAA Championship teams (1985-86) 

• Helped the European team retain the Curtis Cup twice from 1986-88 

PaGe dUnlaP - 1998 

• Arrived in Gainesville in 1984, following her older brother Scott’s footsteps to become a 

Florida golfer 

• Made an immediate impact and was named a two-time All-American, while also being a 

member of two-straight NCAA Championship squads in 1985 and 1986 

• Was an integral part of the 1986 Lady Gator golf team, the only team in the history of the 

program to win the state, conference and national titles all in the same season 

• All-Conference selection and the first and only female golfer in school history to win an 

individual NCAA Championship in 1985 

• Recieved the Broderick Award for golf in 1986, an award given annually to the nation’s 

top female collegiate student-athlete in each sport 

Mary HafeMan - 1998 

• Transferred to the University of Florida from the University of South Florida in 1977 

• Named team captain and MVP two years in a row 

• Twice ranked among the top-five amateur golfers in the country by Golf Digest 

• Helped the U.S. Team retain the Curtis Cup in 1980 with a 13-5 victory over the Europeans 

• Played professionally on the LPGA Tour until 1985 when injuries forced her to retire 

• Was elected a member of PGA of America in 1987, becoming one of the few woman 

professionals in the country at that time 

• Appointed Golf Director of the Ocean Hammock GC in Palm Coast, Fla. in 1990, where 

she is considered one of the top-50 female golf instructors in the nation 

donna Horton - 1978 

• Won the Tucker Invitational during her first season as a Gator and would follow the win 

with three more victories during the 1975 season 

• Named to the U.S. Curtis Cup team (the female equivalent of the Walker Cup) in 1976 

and the Horton-led United States team defeated the Europeans 11 ½-6 ½ to retain the 

cup 

• Defeated Marianne Bretton to win the U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship in 1976 

• Went on to have a 15-year LPGA career before retiring in 1992 with more than 

$900,000 in career-earnings 

34 

sUZanne JaCkson - 2006 

• Named UF’s Woman Athlete of the Year in 1974, while also earning team Most Valuable 

Player recognition twice 

• Captured three collegiate tournament titles before graduating with a degree in journalism 

in 1974 

• Became an instrumental figure at the LPGA, earning the rank of Director of Tournament 

Operations in 1984 

• Was one of the first three women to officiate the U.S. Open Men’s Championship, and 

she also served as an official at The Masters during her career 

• Received the Patty Berg award, named after the founder of the LPGA and given in 

acknowledgement of her diplomacy, sportsmanship, goodwill and contributions to the 

game in 1996 

• Prior to her passing in 1998, Jackson was widely regarded as one of the world’s top 

experts on the Rules of Golf 

CHeryl Morley - 2009 

• Member of the 1986 National Championship team 

• 1988 SEC Individual Champion 

• Member of the 1986 and 1987 SEC Championship teams and earned All-SEC status both 

years 

• Played on the Futures Tour for two years and was inducted in the National Golf Coaches 

Association (NGCA) Hall of Fame in 2000 

• Played two years in the U.S. Women’s Open 

deB riCHard - 1995 

• Only female golfer in school history to win multiple SEC titles, which she did three times 

in a row (‘82-’84), winning all three by at least three strokes 

• Helped the Gators to the SEC team title and won the U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship 

in 1984 

• Named the initial SEC Women’s Golfer of the Year in 1985, her senior season 

• Capped off her collegiate tenure by finishing second in the NCAA Championship and 

receiving the Broderick Award for golf 

• Continued her success on the professional level where she has earned almost three million 

dollars during her 17-year LPGA career


floRiDa teaM titles 

teaM titles 

90 tOtAL teAm tItLes (mARgIn OF 

vIctORy) 

2010-11 

SunTrust Gator Women’s Invitational (18) 

2009-10 

Central District Invitational (29) 

2007-08 

Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Classic (5) 

SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational (23) 

Bryan National Collegiate (2) 

Southeastern Conference Championships (17) 

NCAA East Regional (1) 

2006-07 


2005-06 

Lady Wildcat Invitational (10) 

Lady Puerto Rico Classic (2) 


2002-03 


2001-02 

Dodge ACC/SEC Shootout (12) 


Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic (1) 

2000-01 

Ryder/Florida Women’s Collegiate (3) 

1999-2000 

Central Florida Invitational (11) 


1997-98 


1996-97 


1995-96 


Fripp Island/Ben Hogan Invitational (13) 


1994-95 

Carolyn Cudone Intercollegiate (13) 

River Wilderness Intercollegiate (2) 

Lady Gamecock Classic (11) 


Southeastern Conference Championships (29) 

1993-94 

Lady Kat Invitational (3) 

Florida International/Pat Bradley Invitational (8) 

Lady Gator Invitational (6) 

Oklahoma State/Guadalajara Invitational (13) 

1990-91 


Southeastern Conference Championship (6) 

1989-90 



Woodbridge Invitational (14) 

1988-89 


Oklahoma State/Guadalajara Invitational (cochampion) 

1987-88 


Dick McGuire Invitational (2) 

Roadrunner/Diet Coke Invitational (28) 

1986-87 

Pat Bradley Invitational (13) 


Florida State Collegiate (4) 


1985-86 

Fall Lady Buckeye (1) 


Alabama Seascape Invitational (14) 


Hudson Industries Invitational (13) 

Southern Methodist RoundUp (7) 

State Collegiate (29) 

Lady Sun Devil Invitational (11) 


NCAA Championship (8) 

1984-85 

Lady Seminole Invitational (24) 


Pat Bradley Invitational (23) 


Hudson Industries Invitational (15) 

Lady Mustang RoundUp (2) 


NCAA Championship (15) 

1983-84 



1982-83 

Monterrey (Mexico) Tournament (4) 

Suncoast Invitational 



1981-82 

Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational (27) 

FAIAW State Collegiate (6) 


1980-81 


35 

1979-80 

Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational (10) 

FAIAW State Collegiate (28) 

1978-79 


South Florida Invitational 

1977-78 

Houston Baptist International (17) 

Lady Paladin Invitational (17) 

1976-77 

Tucker Invitational (13) 

WSIC (9) 

1975-76 

WSIC (11) 

Auburn Invitational 

1974-75 


Rollins Invitational 

WSIC (7) 

1973-74 


1971-72 


1970-71 

Florida State Collegiate (34)


floRiDa inDiviDual titles 

66 tOtAL InDIvIDUAL tItLes (mARgIn OF 

vIctORy) 

Mallory BlaCkWelder 

’05 Lady Wildcat Invitational (6) 

laUra BroWn 

’90 Ryder/Florida Women’s Collegiate (1) 

Jeanne-Marie BUsUttil 

’95 Lady Gamecock Classic (1) 

’96 NCAA East Region Championship (4) 

aiMee CHo 

’03 SEC Championship (1) 

Jeanne CHo 

’00 Central Florida Invitational 

’02 Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic (1) 

tiffany CHUdy 

’08 SunTrust Lady Gator Invitational (3) 

lynn Connelly 


karen davies 

’85 Dick McGuire Invitational (6) 


’86 State Collegiate (6) 

’86 Lady Sun Devil (3) 


’87 Oklahoma St ./Guadalajara Invitational (3) 

’87 McDonald’s-Betsy Rawls Longhorn Classic (co-titlist) 

’88 Lady Gator Invitational (4) 

’88 Oklahoma St ./Guadalajara Invitational (5) 

Beverly davis 

’76 WSIC (2) 

’76 Auburn Invitational 

’Tucker Invitational (4) 

PaGe dUnlaP 



’86 NCAA Championship (1) 

JUlie foster 


’91 Lady Paladin Invitational (co-titlist) 

sandra Gal 



’07 Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Classic* 

lori GarBaCZ 

’77 Tucker Invitational 

lisa (HaCkney) Hall 

’90 Woodbridge Invitational (1) 

elaine Hand 

’78 Lady Paladin Invitational (1) 

denise HerMida 

’82 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational (4) 

’82 FAIAW State Collegiate (1) 

riko HiGasHio 



’96 Lady Paladin Invitational (1) 

’97 Ryder/Florida Women’s Collegiate* 

donna Horton 

’74 Tucker Invitational (1) 

’75 WSIC (3) 

’75 Rollins Invitational 


sUZanne JaCkson 

’73 Lady Gator Invitational 

’74 State Collegiate 

’74 WSIC (5) 

saraH Jones 

’95 River Wilderness Intercollegiate (3) 

isaBelle lendl 

’10 Central District Invitational^ 

^ won in scorecard playoff (lowest final nine hole total) 

kiMBerly little 


CHeryl Morley 

’86 Pat Bradley Invitational (6) 




deB riCHard 


’82 Lady Seminole Invitational (1) 

’82 Monterrey Invitational (1) 

’83 Southern Methodist Round-Up (3) 




laUrie rinker 

’81 South Florida Invitational 

kerry sCanlon 

’79 Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational (2) 

lisa stanley 

’84 Lady Seminole Invitational (2) 

Brittany straZa 

’99 Lady Buckeye Fall Invitational (1) 

36 

dina taylor 


’95 SEC Championship* 

’96 Fripp Island/Ben Hogan Invitational (1) 

*won in playoff


floRiDa anD the lPGa 

The University of Florida has a rich history of success for former-student athletes embarking on their professional careers and the women’s golf program is no exception . Former women’s 

golfers have earned over $9,999,000 million in career earning and collected a 13 tournament victories . 

At UF career victories career earnings 

Laura Brown 1988-91 0 $15,674 

Jeanne-Marie Busuttil 1995-96 0 $93,348 

Aimee Cho** 2003-04 0 $41,733 

Jeanne Cho-Hunicke 2000-03 0 $23,779 

Lynn Connelly 1980-83 0 $440,421 

Karen Davies 1985-88 0 $252,299 

Beverley Davis 1976-79 0 $103,753 

Page Dunlap-Halpin 1984-87 0 $211,064 

sandra gal 2004-07 1 $1,235,987 

Lori Garbacz 1977-78 1 $911,341 

Lisa (Hackney) Hall 1987-90 0 $838,960 

Riko Higashio 1996-98 0 $174,170 

Amelia Lewis** 2009 0 $31,777 

Paula Marti 2000 0 $496,727 

Deb Richard 1982-85 5 $2,759,551 

Laurie Rinker-graham 1980-83 2 $1,210,885 

Nancy (Rubin) Sharff 1977 0 $213,285 

Naree Song 2003 1 $23,392 

Michelle Vinieratos 1989-91 0 $13,003 

Donna (Horton) White 1975-76 3 $908,589 

Bold Denotes Active Player 

** Member of the Duramed FUTURES Tour 

All figures as of December 2011 

floRiDa’s aMateuR success 

sUMMer sUCCess in aMateUr Play 

During the offseason, members of the women’s golf team used their free time to compete 

in amateur events . 

Juniors Isabelle Lendl and Mia Piccio qualified for the 2010 United States Women’s 

Amateur Championship as they each recorded top-five finishes in their respective sectional 

qualifying events . 

Lendl—a member of the Southeastern Conference All-Freshman Team and a Second Team 

All-SEC selection last season—earned her spot in the field in qualifying played at The 

Ranch Golf Club in Southwick, Mass . She carded a 74 (+2) and finished in second place to 

cement her place . 

Piccio, who has led the team in stroke average her first two years at UF, participated in the 

qualifying event at Sapona Country Club in Lexington, N .C . She overcame a two-and-a-half 

hour rain delay and registered a 71 (-1) to finish fourth and earn her spot . 

The same duo also took part in the 108th North & South Women’s Amateur, held at the par- 

72, 6,286-yard Pinehurst No . 2 in Pinehurst, N .C .—a single-elimination match play event 

in which 64 golfers compete head-to-head . Piccio advanced to the Round of 16, recording 

wins over Suzie Lee (South Carolina) 3 and 2, and Joy Kim (Virginia) before falling to Emma 

Lavy (Arkansas) . Lendl made it to the semifinals, defeating Julie Carmichael (Indianapolis, 

Ind .) 3 and 2, Corrine Carr (South Carolina) 1-up, Lauren Greenlief (Virginia) 6 and 4 and 

Marina Alex (Vanderbilt) 1-up before finally succumbing to the eventual champion, Cydney 

Clanton (Auburn) 4 and 3 . 

On August 1, 2010, Piccio won the Women’s Trans Amateur Championship, located at the 

Country Club of Lincoln in Lincoln, Neb . by topping Agostina Parmigiani of Argentina 3 

and 2 in the final . The Philippines native was the qualifying medalist, earning herself the 

number one seed in the match play bracket . She is one of 13 players in the history of the 

tournament to finish as a qualifying medalist en route to winning the title and was the first 

to accomplish that feat since Paige Mackenzie in 2005 . 

Former Gator Jessica Yadloczky and junior Evan Jensen teamed up from August 3-5, 2010 

to record a fifth-place finish at the inaugural Hooters Women’s Collegiate Team Championship, 

completing play with a 283 (-5) . The three-day event, hosted at Achasta Country Club 

in Dahlonega, Ga ., featured 53 teams of two collegiate golfers from the same university . 

The opening round used an alternate shot format in which players alternated hitting the 

same ball . The second round featured a best ball format in which each player on a team 

plays her own ball throughout the round and the low score on each hole serves as the team 

score . The final round counted the aggregate score of each pair . 

A week later, Lendl and Piccio qualified for the match-play bracket of the U .S . Women’s 

Amateur after 36 holes of stroke play before dropping their respective first round matches . 

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letteRwinneRs 

Tanja Arnold . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99 

Courtney Baker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-‘98 

Kathy Batura . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘77-‘78 

Pat Bayer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘73-‘74 

Sara Beautell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-‘98 

Kim Best . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01-‘02 

Mallory Blackwelder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ’05-‘06 

Tammy Bowman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘71-‘72 

Laura Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-‘91 

Jenny Buchanan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘85 

Laurie Burns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘81-‘84 

Jeanne-Marie Busuttil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘95-‘96 

Tammy Chisenhall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘94 

Aimee Cho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘03-’04 

Jeanne Cho . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘00-‘03 

Tiffany Chudy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘04-’07 

Mallory Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘03-‘05 

Whitney Code . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘02-‘05 

Valerie Cofran . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-93 

Sandy Cohen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘80-‘81 

Susan Conger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘95-97 

Sue Conlin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘76 

Lynn Connelly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ’80-‘83 

Virginia Costa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘95-‘98 

Kathryn Cusick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘95-‘96 

Karen Davies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘85-‘88 

Beverley Davis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘76-‘79 

Nancy Davis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘73-‘74 

Amanda Dick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘01-’04 

Clarissa Dombek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘84 

Page Dunlap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘84-‘87 

Laura Erzinisk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07 

Nancy Feifarek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘75-‘76 

Gia Felis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘76-‘77 

Pat Ferrante . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘80-‘82 

Julie Foster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-‘92 

Sandra Gal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘04-’07 

Lori Garbacz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘77-‘78 

Camila Gonzalez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘03-‘06 

Marcela Gonzalez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99 

Paula Gorman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91 

Lisa Hackney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-‘90 

Mary Hafeman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘78-‘79 

Sandra Haines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-‘94 

Elaine Hand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘75-‘78 

Jamie Hansen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘97-‘98 

Denise Hermida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘79-‘82 

Alissa Herron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘92 

Riko Higashio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘96-‘98 

Donna Horton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘75-‘76 

Pam Hughes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘71-‘72 

Naomi Iida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘97 -’99 

Suzanne Jackson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘73-‘74 

evan Jensen .......................‘08-present 

Lauren Jeske . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ’98-‘99 

Kelly Johnston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-‘94 

Kirsten Johnstone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘93-‘95 

Sarah Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-‘95 

Ornella Jouven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ’05-’07 

C .J . Kim . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘04-’07 

Chris Lebiedz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘79-‘81 

Delphine Legrand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘92-‘93 

isabelle lendl ......................’09-present 

Marika lendl .......................’09-present 

Kimberly Little . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘93-‘96 

Jody Lombard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89 

Paula Marti . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00 

Marcia Mayes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘74 

Tarah McNaughton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘03-06 

Cindy Meyers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘71-‘72 

Kelly Moskal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99 

Cheryl Morley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘86-‘89 

Nancy Myers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘73-‘74 

Whitney Myers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘04-’06 

Lisa Nedoba . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘86-‘87/’89-‘90 

Brittany Nelson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘06-’08 

Sandi Owen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘79-‘82 

Megan Pak. ........................’09-present 

Mia Piccio .........................’09-present 

Ann Pohira . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘95-‘98 

Jill Repulski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘76-‘79 

Rhonda Reynolds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89 

Deb Richard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘82-‘85 

Laurie Rinker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘80-‘82 

Jamie Rishel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘99 

Wendi Rowe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘93-‘96 

Nancy Rubin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘77 

Kriss Rucinski . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘75-‘77 

Kerry Scanlon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘79-‘80 

Nicole Schachner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘07-‘10 

Martha Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘73-‘74 

Sue Scranton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘73 

Lauren Shniderman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ’99-’00 

Linda Stack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘75-‘78 

Lisa Stanley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘83-‘86 

Maret Stanley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘91-‘94 

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Joy Stephenson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘01- ‘03 

Brittany Straza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘00-‘03 

Suzy Strock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘88-‘91 

Dina Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘93-‘96 

Tammy Towles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘83-‘85 

Eleanor Tucker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘04-’07 

Lauren Uzelatz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘08-‘10 

Andrea Vander Lende . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘02-‘05 

Dana von Louda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ’98-’00 

Michele Vinieratos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘89-‘91 

Susan Waite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘78 

Julie Waldo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘79-‘80 

andrea Watts. ......................‘08-present 

Stacey West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘77, ‘79-‘80 

Nancy White . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘74-‘77 

Lorie Wilkes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘87-‘89 

Sam Zausner White . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘00-‘02 

Jessica Yadloczky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .‘07-‘10 

Hannah Yun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘07 

Boldface denotes returning players


uf DePaRtMent of athletics 

Florida has claimed 158 sec titles since 1980 

men’s sports (8) 

Baseball 

Basketball 

Cross Country 

Football 

Golf 

Swimming and Diving 

Tennis 

Track and Field 

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women’s sports (11) 

Basketball 

Cross Country 

Golf 

Gymnastics 

Lacrosse 

Soccer 

Softball 

Swimming and Diving 

Tennis 

Track and Field 

Volleyball


uf DePaRtMent of athletics 

A total of 13 top-10 finishes in NCAA action led the University of Florida athletic program to fourth overall in the 2010-11 

Learfield Sports Director’s Cup . It is Florida’s third consecutive top-four finish in the rankings . A pair of NCAA titles highlighted 

Florida’s finishes as eight teams placed among the nation’s top five . The Learfield Sports Director’s Cup, presented 

annually by the nation’s athletic directors, recognizes the schools with the best overall sports performances in an academic 

year . Points are awarded based on finishes and participation in 20 NCAA Division I sports . Florida finished fourth with 

1212 .25 points . 

University atHletiC assoCiation inC. Mission stateMent 

The University Athletic Association, Inc . exists to advance the University of Florida’s teaching, research and service missions 

. Through the education and the promotion of the health and welfare of students, the University Athletic Association 

seeks to link experiences of all backgrounds, races, origins, genders and cultures to prepare generations of students to be 

productive members of society . The character of the athletic programs at the University Athletic Association reflects the 

character of the University of Florida as a major, public, comprehensive institution of higher learning . 

The University Athletic Association is dedicated to the intellectual, physical and personal development of the studentathlete 

. Demonstrating leadership in all decisions affecting college athletics, the University Athletic Association will act in an 

ethical and honest manner, will promote an environment fostering the professional and personal achievement of coaches, 

administrators and staff and attain excellence in athletic performance, sportsmanship, financial strength and superior fan 

satisfaction . 

This vision in athletics is at the core of our responsibility to the University, to our students and to the public at large . 

sPrinGs residential CoMPlex 

Located near the athletic facilities, the Springs Residential Complex provides apartment-style living with two bedroom 

suites with a bathroom . 

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University of florida 

fiGHt sonG 

So give a cheer for the orange and 

blue 

Waving Forever 

Forever Pride of old Florida 

May She droop never 

We’ll sing a song for the flag today 

Cheer for the team at play 

On to the goal we’ll fight our way 

For Florida


acaDeMics 

tHe offiCe of stUdent life Mission stateMent 

The mission of the Office of Student Life (OSL) team is to prepare University of Florida 

student-athletes for life after college . In order to accomplish this mission, the OSL will 

provide and support quality programs and services that facilitate graduation and promote 

the overall development of student-athletes . The focus of these programs is to promote the 

personal, educational and career development of student athletes . The OSL staff is committed 

to empowering student-athletes to develop independence, self-reliance, personal 

values, leadership skills, interdependence and responsibility for their own lives . 

aCadeMiC: 

• Open door policy – advising at any time 

• Priority registration 

• Academic advising and mentoring 

• Tutorial Services – Group & Individual 

• Strategy Tours specifically for athletes with learning disabilities 

• Monitored classes and Study Hall 

Personal develoPMent: 

• Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) 

• Individuals and/or Group Seminars 

• New Student Orientation 

• Student Development in a University Setting 

• Psychologists available to help with personal information 

Professional/Career: 

• Career Resource Center 

• Career Counseling SDS 3340 

• Gator Career Network 

• Goodwill Gators Community Service Program 

• Professional Sports Counseling Panel 

• Recruiter Roundtable 

• Player Learning Assessments 

• Personalized Degree Plan 

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By tHe nUMBers 

179 

100% 

3.04 

6 

96 

Number of UF student-athletes that earned spots on the SEC 

Academic Honor Roll in the 2010-11 academic year . 

The women’s golf program is one of seven programs at UF to have 

100% Graduation Success Rate in 2010 . 

The combined grade point average for all Gator student-athletes 

for the spring of 2011 . 

The number of Lady Gator golfers named to the SEC Spring 

Academic Honor Roll . 

The number of SEC Academic Honor Roll honors earned by the 

Lady Gators in program history .


MaRk bostick Golf couRse 

With a brand-new $1 .8 million clubhouse renovation and a $4 million course renovation in 

2001, Florida boasts one of the finest overall facilities in all of collegiate golf . 

Since 1962, the Mark Bostick Golf Course (formerly the Gainesville Golf and Country Club) 

has been home to the Gators . The Gator golf program recently moved into a new era, playing 

on a fully-renovated course which opened in November of 2001 . While improvements 

and additions have been made over the years, this was the first full-scale renovation in 20 

years . 

The University of Florida hired Jacksonville-based architect Bobby Weed to head up the 

renovation and, along with an experienced staff, he constructed a course which is challenging 

for collegiate golfers . 

Par at the course remained 70 after the renovation, but the yardage was increased to 

6,701 . 

Some holes changed only slightly, keeping some familiarity, while others were completely 

redesigned to challenge golfers day in and day out . Both the men’s and the women’s golf 

teams host tournaments at Mark Bostick Golf Course in the spring . 

The Mark Bostick Golf Course plays host to the annual Gator Invitational and Gator 

Women’s Golf Invitational in addition to the yearly Gator Golf Day, where alumni and current 

PGA and LPGA Tour players return each year to give their time and money to continue 

the winning tradition of the Gator golf program . Various state tournaments and the SEC 

Championships have also been held at Mark Bostick Golf Course . 

CoUrse faCts : 

• Located less than a mile from campus, the University Golf Course and the Guy Bostick 

Clubhouse, home of the men’s and women’s golf teams, is situated on 110 acres of heavily 

tree-lined, softly rolling terrain . 

• The Lady Gator golf team plays the 18-hole, par-70 course to a length of 6,074 yards. 

• The course went through a $4 million renovation in 2001, which included new tees and 

fairway surfaces, 140-plus bunkers, triple-row irrigation and a newly-designed practice 

facility for the teams . 

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“The Mark Bostick Golf Course is a Donald 

Ross-designed course . The design of the 

course really challenges every aspect of the 

short game and also requires a wide variety 

of approach shots . It’s a great design for our 

teams to train on a daily basis - especially for 

our women .” 

-Head Coach Jan Dowling

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