INDIANA GOLF Athletics Communications • Melanie Schneider, Women’s Golf Contact phone - (812) 856-2939 • fax - (812) 855-9401 • www.iuhoosiers.com
NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL May 9-11, 2013 Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club - Norman, Okla. Tournament Field: 1. Duke (3), 2. Oklahoma (4), 3. Florida (12), 4. Washington (10), 5. Arizona State (13), 6. UC Davis (25), 7. Texas Tech (24), 8. North Carolina State (20), 9. Michigan State (26), 10. Iowa State (22), 11. SMU (36), 12. Campbell (35), 13. Coastal Carolina (42), 14. Wake Forest (37), 15. TCU (45), 16. Gonzaga (46), 17. Indiana (57), 18. UTSA (51), 19. Mississippi State (55), 20. Wisconsin (58), 21. Lamar (87), 22. Illinois State (135), 23. Detroit (170), 24. Butler (179)
SETTING THE SCENE
• Indiana will make its 20th postseason appearance and fourth under ninth-year head coach Clint Wallman as it was selected to the 2013 NCAA Central Regional. • The Hoosiers join 23 other teams at the Jimmie Austin OU Golf Course in Norman, Okla. • Indiana’s last regional appearance came in 2010 when the Hoosiers placed 18th at the NCAA Central Regional, hosted by IU at Otter Creek Golf Course in Columbus, Ind. • The Hoosiers will tee off from hole No. 10 starting at 12 p.m. CT on Thursday, and 7:30 a.m. CT from hole No. 1 on Friday. Saturday’s tee times will be determined by the team’s placement after two rounds of play. • The Hoosiers will play with Gonzaga and UTSA on Thursday and Friday. • The last time Indiana advanced to the NCAA Championships was in 2007 when they finished fourth at the NCAA Central Regional. • Indiana has three players with regional experience in graduate student Kristen Schelling
MEDIA INFORMATION Indiana Athletics Assistant Director of Athletics Commnications Melanie Schneider is the media relations contact for the Indiana women’s golf team. She can be reached at her office (812-856-2939), via cell phone (812-325-6789) or email (ms48@indiana. edu).
Course Information: Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club Par 72 • 6,298 Yards Tournament Central: http://www.soonersports.com/ncaa/2013_wgolf_regional.html
2012-13 SCHEDULE/RESULTS September 8-9 17-18
October 1-2 13-14 21-23
February 10-12 24-25
March 15-16 25-26
April 13-14 20-21 26-28
May
9-11 21-24
IU FALL KICKOFF Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational
1st/590 7th/896
Johnie Imes Invitational IU FALL INVITATIONAL Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown
T-4th/893 2nd/896 1st/894
Lady Puerto Rico Classic Westbrook Spring Invitational
14th/942 T-4th/903
Mountain View Collegiate Briar’s Creek Invitational
6th/879 5th/918
IU INVITATIONAL Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational Big Ten Championships
1st/890 5th/935 5th/916
NCAA Central Regional NCAA Championship
Norman, Okla. Athens, Ga.
and seniors Kate Coons and Pamela Burneski. • Schelling played in the NCAA West Regional in 2009 and 2010 while at UNLV.
THE LINEUP
• Sophomore Elizabeth Tong • Senior Rosie Davies • Senior Kate Coons • Freshman Marissa DeCola • Graduate Student Kristen Schelling
ABOUT THE NCAA CENTRAL REGIONAL
• Indiana will travel to the NCAA Central Regional, May 9-11 at Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Norman, Okla. • Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club will play as a par72, 6,298-yard course. • The 24 teams and three individuals will play three 18-hole rounds for a total of 54 holes. • The top eight teams and two individuals not among the advancing teams will go on to compete at the NCAA Championships, May 21-24 in Athens, Ga. • Joining Indiana in the Central Regional are 1. Duke (3), 2. Oklahoma (4), 3. Florida (12), 4. Washington (10), 5. Arizona State (13), 6. UC Davis (25), 7. Texas Tech (24), 8. North Carolina State (20), 9. Michigan State (26), 10. Iowa State (22), 11. SMU (36), 12. Campbell (35), 13. Coastal Carolina (42), 14. Wake Forest (37), 15. TCU (45), 16. Gonzaga (46), 17. Indiana (57), 18. UTSA (51), 19. Mississippi State (55), 20. Wisconsin (58), 21. Lamar (87), 22. Illinois State (135), 23. Detroit (170), 24. Butler (179) • Rankings in parentheses are according to Golfweek/Sagarin. • The six individuals also named to the Central Regional field are 1. Fanny Cnops, UNC-Greensboro; 2. Lori Beth Adams, UNC-Wilmington; 3. Emma Henrikson, San Diego State; 4. Julia Roth, Central Arkansas; 5. Paige Spiranic, San Diego State; 6. Christine Wong, San Diego State.
AGAINST THE FIELD
• Indiana’s record against the NCAA Central Regional field: Ohio State 1-1 UC Davis 0-1 Iowa State 0-2 SMU 0-2 Illinois State 3-0 Wisconsin 5-1 TCU 1-1 NC State 0-1 Washington 0-1 Texas Tech 0-3 Coastal Carolina 0-1 Campbell 0-1 Mississippi State 1-0 Michigan State 0-2
BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS RECAP
• The Hoosiers finished one spot higher than their seed, placing fifth at the 2013 Big Ten Championships on the Donald Ross Course at
French Lick Resort. • Indiana carded rounds of 310-303-303 for a score of 916, recovering from last year’s 12thplace showing on the same course. • Kate Coons led the way with her best-ever Big Ten finish, placing tied for 20th with a score of 228. After an 80 on the first day she bounced back with a 3-over 75 on day two and a 1-over 73 in the final round. • Marissa DeCola did not have trouble at her first Big Ten event, placing tied for 26th. DeCola went 80-74-76 over the three rounds for a 54hole score of 230. • Elizabeth Tong tied for 32nd and was the only Hoosier to not shoot in the 80s in any of the three rounds, going 78-77-77 for a 232. • Rosie Davies led the Hoosiers for the first two rounds and finished tied for 38th with a score of 234. She started with rounds of 76 and 77, before finishing with an 81 in Sunday’s final 18. • Kristen Schelling carded a 236 to finish tied for 41st at her first Big Ten Championships. She went 76 and 77 in rounds one and three but was undone with an 11-over 83 in the second rounds of action. • Pamela Burneski concluded her IU career finishing 70th with a 258. Burneski missed much of the season due to injury and could not quite get her form back with scores of 87-85-86. • Northwestern and Purdue shared the tournament titles with scores of 884. Michigan State finished third (889) and Penn State fourth (900). • It marked Indiana’s fourth top-5 finish in head coach Clint Wallman’s nine seasons as head coach.
DID YOU KNOW?
• Sophomore Elizabeth Tong has been the top IU finisher in four events this year and was first in three of those four finishes. • She is the first player in Clint Wallman’s nine seasons as head coach to win three tournaments in a single season. • Tong leads the Hoosiers in stroke average at 75.45, followed by Schelling (75.88), Davies
> QUICK FACTS
Location: Bloomington, Ind. Population: 80.405 Founded: 1820 Joined Big Ten: 1899 First Year of Big Ten Women’s Golf: 1982 Enrollment: 40,354 Nickname: Hoosiers Colors: Cream & Crimson President: Michael A. McRobbie Director of Athletics: Fred Glass Senior Woman Administrator: Julie Cromer Faculty Representative: Kurt Zorn
> HEAD COACH
Head Coach: Clint Wallman Alma Mater: Washington State, 1985 Years at Indiana: Nine
> COACHING STAFF
Assistant Coach: Lauren Harling Alma Mater: Indiana, 2008 Years at Indiana: Two Golf Office Phone: 812-856-5280 > ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Athletic Communications Director: J.D. Campbell Women’s Golf Contact: Melanie Schneider Schneider’s Office Phone: 812-856-2939 Schneider’s Cell Phone: 812-325-6789 Athletic Communications Fax: 812-855-9401 Schneider’s Email:
[email protected] Web Site: IUHoosiers.com > HOME COURSE INFORMATION Name: IU Golf Course Par: 72 Yardage: 6,813
2012-13 INDIANA WOMEN’S GOLF ROSTER Name Pamela Burneski Kate Coons Rosie Davies Marissa DeCola Sarah Dusman Sophie Hayashi Kamryn Klawitter Maria Mancini Kristen Schelling Eva Schoenwald Elizabeth Tong
Yr./Elig. Sr./Sr. Sr./Sr. Sr./Sr. Fr./Fr. So./So. Jr./Jr. So./So. Fr./Fr. GS/Sr. Fr./Fr. So./So.
Ht. 5-11 5-5 5-6 5-3 5-10 5-4 5-6 5-4 5-6 5-10 5-6
Hometown Previous School Surrey, British Columbia Fleetwood Park Wilbraham, Mass. Minnechaug Regional London, England Lehigh Butler, Pa. Butler Ft. Wayne, Ind. Canterbury Carmel, Ind. IMG Academy Munster, Ind. Munster Poland, Ohio Poland Seminary Mesa, Ariz. UNLV Hennef, Germany Gymnasium Hennef Thornhill, Ontario The Yorkland School
Head Coach: Clint Wallman (Ninth Year) Assistant Coach: Lauren Harling (Second Year)
HEAD COACH CLINT WALLMAN SCOUTS THE HOOSIERS... On the play of sophomore Elizabeth Tong
“ET had a great year. She won three times and she is really coming into her own in college golf. I am expecting a great event from her.”
On the play of senior Rosie Davies...
“Rosie is one of those electric players. I think she had five or six top-20 finishes this year. She is very solid and just on the cusp of breaking out. We are really excited about Rosie and her play this spring.”
On the play of senior Kate Coons...
“Kate, our senior captain, played exceptionally well down the stretch. She threw in some great rounds. Probably what I would call the highlight would be her 69 at Briar’s Creek in March. Probably one of the best rounds in college golf that we have had here in the last five to six years. It was amazing.”
On the play of freshman Marissa DeCola...
“Marissa really stepped up big at the Big Tens and posted two great numbers. Marissa is one of those dogged competitors who never gives up. She is learning what it takes to play at the highest level. I think you are going to see not only a great Central Regional but great play from her throughout the rest of her career.”
On the play of graduate student Kristen Schelling...
“Kristen has been rock-solid for us, especially when we need her. Her last round at Big Tens she threw in a critical 76 for us to move up the leaderboard. Kristen is one of those experienced competitors having played in the USGA Championships, 13 of them. I am looking for her to make some noise.”
On the importance of qualifying for the Regional...
“Anytime that you qualify for a postseason event, it is a big milestone for your program. As college golf evolves, getting to a regional and getting to the NCAA Championships is becoming increasingly difficult. The Big Ten qualified seven teams for this year’s postseason tournament out of a total of 72 teams selected. It is a big deal for us. We are really excited and the girls have worked very hard. There are obvious benefits, not just from the competition standpoint, but putting the program on the radar of recruits. I think it is a big deal for us and establishes what we hope to be the norm for future years coming up. It is good to have younger players like Marissa and Elizabeth going through that process and knowing exactly what it takes. Kudos to girls for their hard work and we are looking forward to a great event.”
On the Central Regional field...
“When you get to postseason it is a great accomplishment and each region is very talented. The Central Region, I think, is probably the strongest of the three regions. We’ve pulled teams from all over the U.S. It is a very stacked field. For us to advance we are going to have to play well. We are certainly capable of putting up low numbers. I am excited to see how we stack up compared to some of these other teams we really haven’t seen too much. With that being said, you have Duke headlining the field. Host Oklahoma had a great year. Washington was No. 1 at the end of the fall season. Arizona State is traditionally tough and UC Davis is always in the top 25. You go down the line and there are certainly favorites that can move on to the next state, but I also think this is a very deep region and anyone from Wisconsin at No. 20 all the way up to Duke can be in that final eight and advance.”
On the team’s excitement earning a Regional bid...
“When you are sitting there and watching the selection show we had a sense that we were probably in, but this group, with the exception of Kate and Pamela (Burneski) had not experienced that regional call or webcast. It was fun to watch them list off the names, and we went through the East Regional and we weren’t mentioned. And then we got to the central region and we were going down the list and our named popped up. There was huge jubilation. Everyone is really excited because it is a step in our journey we started in September in terms of trying to get ourselves into Georgia. That is our ultimate goal, getting to Georgia and competing for the national championship. And all those days of 6:30 a.m. workouts and practice in the rain is all worth it when you are sitting there and watching your name go up to compete in NCAA postseason. For the girls it means they accomplished what they set out to do at this stage. They are excited, they are working hard and they know they have a challenge in front of them. I think they are embracing the challenge, are looking forward to it and are ready to tee it up with the nation’s best.”
CURRENT HOOSIERS AT THE BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Pamela Burneski 2010 T-32nd 80-78-75-75/308 2012 T-40th 84-77-75/236 2013 70th 87-85-86/258 Kate Coons 2010 T-41st 79-75-77-81/312 2011 T-27th 74-79-79-76/308 2012 T-57th 85-83-73/241 2013 T-20th 80-75-73/228 Marissa DeCola 2013 T-26th 80-74-76/230 Rosie Davies 2011 T-32nd 79-74-80-77/310 2012 T-53rd 84-78-77/239 2013 T-38th 76-77-81/234 Sophie Hayashi 2011 T-29th 76-76-78-79/309 Kamryn Klawitter 2012 T-67th 87-80-84/251 Kristen Schelling 2013 T-41st 76-83-77/236 Elizabeth Tong 2012 T-40th 81-79-76/236 2013 T-32nd 78-77-77/232
CURRENT HOOSIERS AT NCAA REGIONALS Kate Coons 2010 T-102nd 86-85-85/256 Pamela Burneski 2010 T-81st 83-86-78/247 Kristen Schelling 2009* T-74th 80-76-74/230 2010* T-60th 71-77-83/271 *while at UNLV (76.34), Coons (76.59) and DeCola (76.89). • Indiana won three tournaments this year (IU Fall Kickoff, Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown, Indiana Invitational), the first time during Wallman’s tenure the Hoosiers have won three tournaments in a single season. • The Hoosiers have five tournament victories over the last two seasons. • Indiana is one of seven Big Ten teams in the postseason, joining Purdue (West Regional), Northwestern (East Regional), Michigan State (Central Regional), Penn State (East Regional), Wisconsin (Central Regional) and Ohio State (West Regional). • Six different Hoosiers posted at least one top-
IU AT THE BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP
Year Finish Score Top Individual 2013 5th 916 Kate Coons 2012 12th 944* Elizabeth Tong 2011 7th 1,221 Lindsay Gahm 2010 5th 1,205 Laura Nochta 2009 6th 1,266 Anita Gahir 2008 4th 1,214 Anita Gahir 2007 5th 1,244 Anita Gahir 2006 6th 1,214 Elaine Harris 2005 10th 983 Molly Redfearn 2004 2nd 1,216 Danah Ford 2003 8th 1,237 Karen Dennison 2002 6th 1,272 Karen Dennison 2001 T-2nd 1,230 Tiffany Fisher 2000 5th 1,214 Natalie Tucker 1999 2nd 1,251 Erin Carney 1998 1st 1,196 Erin Carney 1997 2nd 1,257 Michelle Hatfield 1996 1st 946 Erika Wicoff 1995 1st 1,240 Erika Wicoff 1994 2nd 1,266 Erika Wicoff 1993 2nd 1,241 Angela Buzminski 1992 1st 1,292 Amy McDonald 1991 2nd 1,247 Courtney Cox 1990 1st 1,231 Shannon Hardesty 1989 2nd 1,262 Jen Myers 1988 3rd 1,277 Tracy Chapman 1987 1st 1,211 Michelle Redman 1986 1st 1,250 Sarah DeKraay 1985 2nd 1,249 Michelle Redman 1984 3rd 967 Karin Romberg 1983 2nd 939 Lynn Dennison 1982 7th 971 Jan Kleiman 1981 6th 662 Mamie McClure 1980 5th 660 Mamie McClure 1979 2nd 653 Mamie McClure 1978 4th 316 Sally Hendron/Mamie McClure 1977 3rd 640 Victoria Lakoff 1976 4th 665 Victoria Lakoff *Beginning in 2012 the Big Ten switched to a 54-hole tournament Best IU Team 18: –Best IU Team 54: Best IU Team 72: Best IU Team Finish: Best IU Individual 18: Best IU Individual 36: Best IU Individual 54: Best IU Individual 72: Best IU Individual Finish:
Place/Score T-20th/228 T-40th/236 T-21st/304 T-7th/296 9th/311 T-14th/302 15th/310 T-6th/295 T-12th/235 1st/287 1st/294 T-18th/314 T-5th/305 T-5th/295 1st/301 T-1st/299 2nd/310 1st/226 1st/292 1st/305 2nd/302 2nd/320 5th/308 1st/298 2nd/309 2nd/321 1st/297 1st/313 3rd/312 12th/243 6th/234 10th/237 11th/239 6th/157 4th/160 3rd/76 6th/159 5th/157
292 (twice, last 2002) 896 (1998) 1,196 (1998) 1st (seven times, last 1998) 70, (four times), last Elaine Harris, 2006 141, Elaine Harris, 2006 216, Danah Ford, 2004 287, Danah Ford, 2004 1st (10 times), last Danah Ford, 2004
five finish this year and eight different Hoosiers posted at least one top-10 finish in 2012-13. • Assistant coach Lauren Harling was a member of the last IU team to advance to the NCAA Championships in 2007. She also competed at the 2008 NCAA East Regional in Athens, Ga. for the Hoosiers.
Year Finish Score 2010 18th 971 2008 18th 933 2007 4th 884 2004 18th 955 2003 19th 949 2002 16th 968 2001 17th 950 2000 19th 937 1999 12th 919 1998 T-3rd 904 1997 T-10th 964 1996 14th 947 1995 T-6th 914 1994 4th 936 1993 6th 915
IU AT NCAA REGIONALS Top Individual Jackie Yanch Kellye Belcher Laura Nochta Elaine Harris Karen Dennison Karen Dennison Cara Stuckey Karen Dennison Natalie Tucker Erin Carney Erin Carney Erin Carney Jenny Gray Erika Wicoff Erika Wicoff Erika Wicoff
Place/Score T-56th/240 T-56th/240 T-55th/231 T-7th/216 T-27th/231 T-20th/229 T-53rd/240 T-41st/233 T-28th/228 T-47th/230 T-2nd/217 T-16th/235 T-35th/234 T-10th/223 1st/214 T-10th/224
(Prior to 1993 teams qualified directly for the NCAA Championship)
Best IU Team 18: Best IU Team 36: Best IU Team 54: Best IU Team Finish: Best IU Individual 18: Best IU Individual 36: Best IU Individual 54: Best IU Individual Finish:
289, 2007 584, 2007 884, 2007 T-3rd, 1998 69, Elaine Harris, 2007/Erica Wicoff, 1994 144, Elaine Harris, 2007/Erin Carney (1998)/Erika Wicoff (1994) 214, Erika Wicoff, 1994 1st, Erika Wicoff, 1994
2012-13 INDIANA WOMEN’S GOLF INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Tournament Pamela Burneski, Sr. IU Fall Kickoff Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational Hoosier Fall Invitational* Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Westbrook Spring Invitational Lady Buckeye Spring Invite Big Ten Championships
Place
Rounds
T-2nd T-43rd T-31st T-22nd T-64th T-56th 70th
74-72 77-80-74 79-75-80 72-75-79 80-79-79 85-81-84 87-85-86
146 (+2) 231 (+12) 234 (+18) 226 (+10) 238 (+22) 250 (+34) 258 (+42)
T-4th T-32nd T-47th T-41st T-74th T-48th T-34th T-4th T-3rd T-26th T-20th
75-73 71-78-77 78-72-81 73-81-84 74-86-83 82-77-74 77-76-70 78-75-69 74-75-74 77-76-83 80-75-73
148 (+4) 226 (+7) 231 (+15) 238 (+22) 243 (+27) 233 (+17) 223 (+7) 222 (+6) 223 (+7) 236 (+20) 228 (+12)
T-9th T-35th T-13th DQ T-64th 84th T-29th T-75th 19th T-35th T-26th
77-75 72-77-79 75-72-74
152 (+8) 228 (+9) 221 (+5)
78-79-79 0-76-78 72-75-75 82-80-81 80-76-74 82-76-79 80-74-76
236 (+20) 154 (+10) 222 (+6) 243 (+27) 230 (+14) 237 (+21) 230 (+14)
T-2nd T-8th T-9th T-67th 80th T-42nd T-14th T-13th T-9th T-11th T-38th
76-70 73-71-75 73-73-79 76-83-78 85-80-82 75-79-77 72-74-73 74-74-80 78-72-76 76-80-75 76-77-81
146 (+2) 219 (+3) 225 (+9) 237 (+21) 247 (+31) 231 (+15) 219 (+3) 228 (+12) 226 (+10) 231 (+15) 234 (+18)
Sarah Dusman, So. IU Fall Kickoff* Indiana Invitational
T-29th T-75th
82-82 90-81-79
165 (+21) 250 (+34)
Sophie Hayashi, Jr. IU Fall Kickoff Johnie Imes Invitationa* Hoosier Fall Invitational* Westbrook Spring Invitational* Indiana Invitational
8th T-83rd T-46th 73rd T-42nd
76-74 77-86-82 80-80-81 84-78-84 81-77-81
150 (+6) 245 (+29) 241 (+25) 246 (+30) 239 (+23)
Kamryn Klawitter, So. IU Fall Kickoff Indiana Invitational
T-18th T-75th
80-80 85-85-80
160 (+16) 250 (+34)
Maria Mancini, Fr. IU Fall Kickoff Hoosier Fall Invitational* Indiana Invitational
T-4th T-70th T-71st
75-73 82-84-86 84-87-77
148 (+4) 252 (+36) 248 (+32)
Kristen Schelling, GS IU Fall Kickoff Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational Johnie Imes Invitational Hoosier Fall Invitational Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Lady Puerto Rico Classic Westbrook Spring Invitational Mounain View Collegiate Briar’s Creek Invitational Indiana Invitational Lady Buckeye Spring Invite Big Ten Championships
T-9th T-39th T-36th T-3rd T-6th T-45th T-6th T-23rd T-25th T-9th 44th T-41st
78-74 73-81-75 75-80-73 75-70-74 74-77-70 79-77-76 75-73-71 77-75-69 81-78-73 75-75-76 77-82-83 76-83-77
152 (+8) 229 (+10) 228 (+12) 219 (+3) 221 (+5) 232 (+16) 219 (+3) 221 (+5) 232 (+16) 226 (+10) 241 (+25) 236 (+20)
Eva Schoenwald, Fr. IU Fall Kickoff Hoosier Fall Invitational* Indiana Invitational
13th T-38th T-71st
77-77 77-80-79 82-81-85
154 (+10) 236 (+20) 248 (+32)
Elizabeth Tong, So. IU Fall Kickoff Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational Johnie Imes Invitational Hoosier Fall Invitational Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Lady Puerto Rico Classic Westbrook Spring Invitational Mountain View Collegiate Briar’s Creek Invitational Indiana Invitational Lady Buckeye Spring Invite Big Ten Championships
1st T-6th T-66th 6th T-1st T-59th T-13th T-29th T-57th 1st T-26th T-32nd
72-73 77-72-70 82-81-75 75-68-79 70-76-68 76-78-81 76-76-70 72-76-74 83-82-74 71-75-71 82-79-75 78-77-77
145 (+1) 219 (E) 238 (+22) 222 (+6) 214 (-2) 235 (+19) 222 (+6) 222 (+6) 239 (+23) 217 (+1) 236 (+20) 232 (+16)
Kate Coons, Sr. IU Fall Kickoff Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational Johnie Imes Invitational Hoosier Fall Invitational Lady Puerto Rico Classic Westbrook Spring Invitational Mountain View Collegiate Briar’s Creek Invitational Indiana Invitational Lady Buckeye Spring Invite Big Ten Championships Marissa DeCola, Fr. IU Fall Kickoff Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational Johnie Imes Invitational Hoosier Fall Invitational Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Lady Puerto Rico Classic Mountain View Collegiate Briar’s Creek Invitational Indiana Invitational Lady Buckeye Spring Invite Big Ten Championships Rosie Davies, Sr. IU Fall Kickoff Johnie Imes Invitational Hoosier Fall Invitational Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Lady Puerto Rico Classic Westbrook Spring Invitational Mountain View Collegiate Briar’s Creek Invitational Indiana Invitational Lady Buckeye Spring Invite Big Ten Championships
Total (Above/Below Par)
2012-13 INDIANA WOMEN’S GOLF TEAM RESULTS Date
Tournament/Host
Sept. 8-9 Sept. 17-18 Oct. 1-2 Oct. 13-14 Oct. 21-23 Feb. 10-12 Feb. 24-25 March 15-16 March 25-26 April 13-14 April 20-21 April 26-28
IU Fall Kickoff Indiana Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational New Mexico Johnie Imes Invitational Missouri IU Fall Invitational Indiana Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown UNLV Lady Puerto Rico Classic Purdue Westbrook Spring Invitational Wisconsin Mountain View Collegiate Colorado Briar’s Creek Invitational College of Charleston IU Invitational Indiana Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational Ohio State Big Ten Championships Big Ten Conference
Location/Course
Finish/Top Hoosier
Bloomington, Ind. 1st (298-292/590) IU Golf Course Elizabeth Tong (1st; 72-73=145/+1) Albuquerque, N.M. 7th (392-307-296/896) UNM Championship Course Elizabeth Tong (T-6th; 77-72-70=219/E) Columbia, Mo. T-4th (301-295-297/893) The Club at Old Hawthorne Rosie Davies (T-8th;73-71-75=219/+3) Florence, Ind. 2nd (295-285-316/896) Belterra Resort Kristen Schelling (T-3rd; 75-70-74=219/+3) Las Vegas, Nev. 1st (292-307-295/894) Stallion Mountain GC Elizabeth Tong (T-1st; 70-76-68=214/-2) Rio Grande, Puerto Rico 14th (314-311-317/942) Rio Mar Beach Resort Kristen Schelling (T-45th; 79-77-76=233/+16) Peoria, Ariz. T-4th (306-305-292/903) Westbrook Village Golf Club Kristen Schelling (T-6th; 75-73-71=219/+3) Tucson, Ariz. 6th (293-300-286/879) Mountain View Golf Club Rosie Davies (T-14th, 72-74-73=219/+3) St. John’s, S.C. 5th (315-307-296/918) Briar’s Creek Club Kate Coons (T-4th, 78-75-69=222/+6) Bloomington, Ind. 1at (298-297-295/890) IU Golf Course Elizabeth Tong (1st, 71-75-71=217/+1) Columbus, Ohio 5th (312-311-312/935) Scarlet Course Rosie Davies (T-11th, 76-80-75=231/+15) French Lick, Ind. 5th (310-303-303/916) Donald Ross Golf Course Kate Coons (T-20th, 80-75-73/228)
INDIANA INDIVIDUAL SEASON STATISTICS Player Elizabeth Tong Kristen Schelling Rosie Davies Kate Coons Marissa DeCola Pamela Burneski Eva Schoenwald Sophie Hayashi Maria Mancini Kamryn Klawitter Sarah Dusman
Rds. 35 35 32 32 28 20 8 11 8 5 5
Strokes 2641 2656 2443 2451 2153 1583 638 880 648 410 415
Avg. 75.45 75.88 76.34 76.59 76.89 79.15 79.75 80.00 81.00 82.00 83.00
Best 18 68 69 70 69 72 72 77 74 73 80 81
Best 36 142 144 144 144 146 146 154 150 148 160 160
Best 54 214 219 219 222 221 226 236 239 248 250 250
Top 10 5 5 4 3 1 1 0 1 1 0 0
Top 25 Top Finish 6 1st/IU Fall Kickoff; Las Vegas; IU 6 T-3rd/Hoosier Fall Invite 6 T-2nd/IU Fall Kickoff 4 T-3rd/IU Invitational 3 T-9th/IU Fall Kickoff 2 T-2nd/IU Fall Kickoff 1 13th/IU Fall Kickoff 1 8th/IU Fall Kickoff 1 T-4th/IU Fall Kickoff 1 T-18th/IU Fall Kickoff 0 T-29th/IU Fall Kickoff