2011-12 Catawba College Golf Media Guide

Quick Facts:Name of School: Catawba College

Location: 2300 W. Innes St.

Salisbury, NC 28144

Nickname: Catawba Indians

Founded: 1851

Church Affiliation: United Church of Christ

Enrollment: 1,200

Student/Faculty Ratio: 16:1

Average Class Size: 15-20

School Colors: Blue & White

Athletic Affiliation: NCAA II

Conference: South Atlantic

President: Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine (Catawba ’52)

Director of Athletics: Dennis Davidson (Catawba ’81)

Sports Information: Jim Lewis

Sports Information Telephone: (704) 637-4720

Head Athletic Trainer: Bob Casmus

Golf Coach: Sam Gealy

Golf Office Telephone: (704) 637-4236

Home Course: Country Club of Salisbury

Media Information:Sports Information Office: Located in Goodman Gym

Sports Information Director: Jim Lewis (Catawba ’89)

Assistant Sports Info. Director: Chris Triplett (Charlotte ’10)

Sports Information Phone: (704) 637-4720

Sports Information Fa x: (704) 645-4568

Website: www.gocatawbaindians.com

Catawba College’s official athletic website of all sports. Includes

individual team pages that contains rosters, schedules, stories,

player bios, statistics, and photo galleries. For those who are un-

able to attend the events can follow along on LIVE STATS for

many of our sports. For a listing of games that will support live

stats check out the website.

Table of ContentsChiefs Club.................................................................................2

Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine, President..............................................3

Dennis Davidson, AD.....................................................................3

Staff Directory.................................................................................4

Coaches.....................................................................................6

Carolina Golf Mart..............................................................................7

Country Club of Salisbury..............................................................8

Team Pictures.............................................................................9

Women’s Biographies................................................................10

Women’s Record Book....................................................................24

Men’s Biographies...........................................................................30

Men’s Record Book.........................................................................46

Athletic Training...............................................................................52

Student Support Groups...........................................................53

South Atlantic Conference...............................................................54

Compliance.................................................................................56

Admissions......................................................................................57

Catawba College.............................................................................58

The Local Region.........................................................................60

North Carolina.............................................................................61

Golf Schedules..........................................................................62

Credits:

Executive Editor: Jim Lewis

Contributing Editors: Chris Triplett, Dennis Davidson

Typesetting and Design: Chris Triplett

Photographers:Jim Lewis, Chuck Williams, James Sipes Photography, Gregg For-

werck, Matt Owen Photography, Harold Hinson Photography, Ray

Marsden, and Nell Redmon.

Catawba would like to thank:Missy Ratcliff and the Country Club of Salisbury, Kannapolis Intim-

idator, Carowinds, Carolina Hurricanes, Charlotte Motor Speedway,

Carolina Panthers, Charlotte Bobcats, US National Whitewater Cen-

ter, Chuck Williams, and Catawba College Public Relations.

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Dennis DavidsonDirector of Athletics

Dennis Davidson has been director of athletics since May of 1996. He came to Catawba College inJuly 1984 as director of public information and moved totally into sports information one year later.In 1991, Davidson was promoted to assistant to the athletic director, and in 1993, he was promoted to assistantathletic director for game operations, in addition to the sports information duties.

Davidson oversees the entire athletic program at Catawba. He has also been responsible for securingathletic advertising and sponsorships and has had significant roles in Catawba’s Sports Hall of Fame inductions,the South Atlantic Conference Spring Sports Festival and the year-end athletic ceremony. He is a member ofthe National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and was a member of the regional advisorycommittee for NCAA Division II football (2002- 04). Davidson is currently the South Atlantic Conference ADliaison for baseball and women’s basketball and chairman of the SAC Athletic Directors Council.

Davidson was also highly involved in the planning of the Hayes Field House and Shuford Stadium re-construction. He also has directed the highly popular Sam Moir Christmas Basketball Classic since 1996.A former member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Davidson was chairman of the NAIA District 26 SIDs and the Car-olinas Conference Awards Committee for three years (1986-89). He was voted by his peers as District 26 SID of the Year for 1987-88 and 1992-93.

Born in Statesville, but reared in Salisbury, Davidson graduated in 1977 from West Rowan High School, where he was a four-year lettermanin baseball, earning All-North Piedmont Conference honors as a senior.

Davidson earned a bachelor’s degree in English at Catawba in 1981, working as a part-time writer at The Salisbury Post during his collegeyears. He actually began at The Post as a 16-year-old sportswriter in 1975.

A member of Milford Hills United Methodist Church, Davidson is president of the Westside Pool Association. He is also a member of the PTAat Southeast Middle School.

Davidson resides in Salisbury with his wife, Toni, a registered nurse at Lexington Memorial Hospital. They have three daughters, Bethany(22), a Catawba graduate, Katie (19), a sophomore at Catawba, and Carrie (14).


Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine, chancellor emeritus of UNC Pembroke, is currently serving as the

interim president of Catawba College. Oxendine took over in March of 2011. Oxendine is a 1952

alumnus of Catawba and a member of the Board of Trustees.

A native of Pembroke, NC, Oxendine served as chancellor of UNC Pembroke from 1989-

1999. During his tenure there, the institution changed its name from Pembroke State University,

its Carnegie Foundation classification to Comprehensive I, and its athletic conference from NAIA

to NCAA II. New degree programs were also added under Oxendine’s leadership, including a

RN-BSN nursing program (offered jointly with Fayetteville State University), an MBA program, MA

degrees in Agency Counseling and School Counseling, and bachelors degrees in Criminal Jus-

tice, Community Health Education, American Studies, Mass Communications, and Birth-Kinder-

garten. The landscape of the UNC Pembroke also changed during this period, with new,

expanded, and renovated buildings, and an increase in student diversity.

Oxendine graduated from Catawba College in 1952, and earned his master’s of education degree from Boston University in

1953 and his doctorate of education from Boston University in 1959. He worked in automobile factories in Detroit, Michigan, played

professional baseball in the Pittsburgh Pirates Minor League System for three years, and served in the U.S. Army from 1953-1955 in

Korea and Hawaii. He was a teacher and athletic coach in the Lynchburg Public Schools in Virginia between 1955 and 1957, before

becoming a Teaching Fellow at Boston University between 1957 and 1959. For 30 years, between 1959 and 1989, he served as dean

and professor at Temple University in Philadelphia.

Oxendine has authored two books: “American Indian Sports Heritage,” two editions (1988/1995), University of Nebraska

Press; and “Psychology of Motor Learning,” two editions (1968/1984), Prentice-Hall, Incorporated. He also has authored three dozen

professional and research articles, and five chapters in books on motor learning.

His honors and accolades are numerous. Catawba honored him in 2007 with its O.B. Michael Award, inducted him into its

Sports Hall of Fame in 1978, and awarded him an Honorary Doctor of Science degree in 1979. Boston University honored him with its

Alumni Award for Distinguished Public Service in 1978, while Temple University awarded him its Stauffer Award for Outstanding Fac-

ulty Service in 1989. He received the R. Tait McKenzie Award from the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation

and Dance in 1993 and the Charles D. Henry Award for the enhancement of ethnic minority members in 1989.

Oxendine serves or has served on the board of directors for the Lost Colony; the Southern Association of Colleges and

Schools’ Commission on Colleges; the National Institute of Health’s Office of Minority Programs; the Fact-Finding Team of the Ameri-

can Association of State Colleges and Universities; and the Advisory Council for the N.C. Center for Nursing.

Oxendine has been married for 50 years to the former Adrienne McNaughton of Philadelphia and the two are parents of two

adult children, James Thomas and Jean Marie.

Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine

President

STAFF DIRECTORY

Brandon Auton

Athletic TrainingJim Baker

Men’s Basketball

Head Coach

Peter Borque

Men’s Lacrosse

Head Coach/

Facilities Director

Nick Brown

Women’s Soccer

Vol. Asst. Coach

Bob Casmus

Head Athletic

Trainer

Frank Cardelle

Men’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

Brittany Chester

Cross Country

Vol. Asst. Coach

Jeff Childress

M & W Tennis

Head Coach

Dennis Davidson

Athletic DirectorMike Eden

Athletic Training

Liam Ferrell

Head Men’s

Soccer Coach

John Fitz

Football

Asst. Head Coach

Strength & Cond.

Paul Friend

Women’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

Adrian Gantt

Softball

Assistant Coach

Jim Gantt

Baseball

Head Coach

Sam Gealy

M & W Golf

Head Coach

Josh Gillion

Men’s Soccer

Graduate Assistant

Rori

Godsey

Cross Country

Assistant Coach

Betsy Graham

M & W Swimming

Head Coach

Seth Graham

Baseball

Assistant Coach

Bill Haggerty

Cross Country

Head Coach/

Asst. M Basketball

Ginger Hamric

Volleyball

Head Coach

Andi Henderson

Volleyball

Assistant Coach

Chip Hester

Football

Head Coach

Brian Hinson

Football

Offensive Line

Ashley Gilroy

Women’s Lacrosse

Head Coach

Leslie Dent

Athletic Training

Jim Hand

Athletic Training

Tom Childress

Vice President

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Mitch Ellis

Football

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Football

Defensive Line

Jason Hunt

Faculty Athletic

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Ricky Joines

W. Basketball

Assistant Coach

Gordon Kirkland

Cheif’s Club

Director

Bob Lancaster

Football

Defensive Coord.

Football Operations

Bill Leonard

M & W Tennis

Assistant Coach

Jim Lewis

SID/

Athletic Director of

Media Relations

Dorthell Little

W. Basketball

Assistant Coach

Radell Lockhart

Football

Defensive Ends

Michael Lowman

Baseball

Assistant Coach

Peggy Mason

Secretary/

Concessions Mgr.

Todd McComb

Football

Co-Special Teams/

Linebackers

Todd Miller

Baseball

Vol. Asst. Coach

Marvin Moore

Men’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Angie Morton

W. Basketball

Head Coach

Jim Mundy

M & W Golf

Assistant Coach

Michael Murphy

Lacrosse

Assistant Coach

Lyle Naber

Football

Graduate Assistant

Y-Backs

Katie Osteen

Cheerleading

Head Coach

Shane Prescott

Softball

Assistant Coach

Corey Ready

Football

Vol. Asst. Coach

Defensive Backs

Amber Stanley

M & W Swimming

Assistant Coach

DJ Summers

Football

Recruiting Coord./

Running Backs

Michael Swan

Women’s Soccer

Head Coach

Craig Turnbull

Compliance/

Sr. Assistant AD

Nan Whitley

Softball

Head Coach/

Sr. Women’s Adm.

Rhonda Truitt

Title IX Coordinator

Greg Tinsley

Men’s Basketball

Vol. Assit. Coach

Sherman Howze

Football

Assistant Coach

Freddie Lynn

M. Basketball

Vol. Asst. Coach

Stacy Rider

Athletic Training

Chris Triplett

Assistant SID

Deana Waintraub

Women’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

Shawn Thomas

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SAM GEALY

Head Coach

Sam Gealy is in his fourteenth season as head men’s golf coach at Catawba Col-

lege and thirteenth year in guiding the women’s team. He came to Catawba from

Salisbury High School, where he served as athletic director and aso coached

men’s basketball and golf. Gealy has been named SAC Men’s Coach of the Year

three times and Women’s Coach of the Year in 2005 and 2006. Gealy’s teams

have consistently been competitive in the SAC and captured conference champi-

onships on the men’s side in 1999---. The women’s program produced back to

back championships in 2005 and 2006. He also has coached the first women

team members to earn NGCA All-American honors. Paige Haverty Stalcup in

2003 and 2006, as well as Kelsey Babos in 2009 were so honored.

Gealy is a 1967 graduate of North Carolina State University where he earned a

bachelor’s degree in recreation. While at NC State, he lettered in basketball and

golf. He was a member of the 1965 ACC championship basketball team. In golf,

he finished in a tie for ninth in the 1966 ACC championships held at the Country

Club of North Carolina.

He began his high school coaching career at Bunn High school, coaching basketball, football, and baseball. He also had

stints at North Rowan High School and Cardinal Gibbons High School in Raleigh. He came to Salisbury High School in

1985 and coached the Hornets to a state title in basketball in 1987. He also led the Hornets to back to back 30 win sea-

sons in ‘87 and’ 88. His golf teams won four state tournament, including three consctutive titles from 1993-95. His teams

had eight top five finishes beginning in 1992 and ending with the fourth state championship in 1998.

Gealy, who was born and grew up in New Castle, PA, resides in Salisbury with his wife Judy. Judy is a retired mathamat-

ics teacher form Salisbury High School. They have two sons, Todd-36 and Elliot-34. Todd, his wife Sara and son Will live

in Bangkok, Thailand, where he teaches US History and does mission work at the International Communty School of

Bangkok. Elliot plays professional golf and has earned status to compete on the Nationwide Tour for the 2011 season.

JIM MUNDAY

Assistant Coach

Jim Munday begins his eighth season as the assistant coach for both the men’s

and women’s golf programs at Catawba. Born and raised in Charleston, WV,

Munday attended Glenville State where he graduated in 1977. He is the owner

and representative of James F. Munday ING Financial Planning Inc., located in

Salisbury.

Munday and his wife, Rosanna, currently reside in Faith, NC. Rosanna is a

speech language pathologist with the Rowan-Salisbury school system. They

have two children, Brianna and Brett. Brianna currently lives in Raleigh, NC, and

works with Bandwith.com. Brett is a second-semester senior at N.C. State,

studying graphic design.


The Carolina Golf Mart

In addition to the Country Club of Salisbury, the Catawba golf teams

also use the facilities at the Carolina Golf Mart. The teams have use

of the driving range and putting green as well as a chipping and bunker

practice area.


Fall 2011: Played as an individual at the Rendleman Invitational in

her only action … low round of 87 came in the first round.

2010-11: Saw action in all 10 tournaments with a 87.2 stroke average

over her 20 rounds … led team at the Newberry Invitational where

she was 16th after rounds of 84 and 85 … tied for the team lead at

the Flagler Fall Slam … posted her career-low round of 78 at the

Agnes McAmis Memorial … shot an 81 in the opening round of the

Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate and finished 26th.

2009-10: Played among the top five in four tournaments and as an

individual at Rendleman Invitational … finished 35th at the South At-

lantic Conference Championships, firing a pair of rounds in the 80s

... her low at the championships was a second-round 84 … posted

her low 18-hole mark of 82 in the final round of the McAmis Memorial

… the 169 at the McAmis was her 36-hole tournament low.

2008-09: Played as a member of the top five in seven events … fin-

ished 36th at the SAC Championships … twice shot her low round of

85 which came at the TC Fall Classic and the McAmis Memorial …

was 29th at both the McAmis Memorial and the Chick-fil-A Intercolle-

giate.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was named MVP at Wadsworth High School …

played four years for the Grizzlies … was an honor role student and

also served as team captain.

PERSONAL: Born Samantha Louise Lackey on May 1, 1990 …

daughter of James and Louise Lackey … elementary education major

with a fine 3.20 GPA.

Samantha LackeyHometown: Seville, OH High School: Wadsworth

Senior

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YEAR RNDS STROKES AVG LOW2008-09 15 1405 93.67 85

2009-10 11 991 90.09 82

2010-11 20 1743 87.15 78

Career 46 4139 90.30 78

TOURNAMENT FINISHES A QUICK NINE...

Favorite sport other than golf...............................................................Soccer

Biggest golf superstition................................................Washing my golf towel

Nickname...........................................................................................Samster

Favorite pro athlete...................................................................Sergio Garcia

Favorite food...........................................................................Chips and Salsa

Favorite movie...........................................................................Happy Gilmore

A talent you want to have outside of golf......................................Ability to fly

Favorite thing about Catawba...............................................Small class sizes

I can’t live without......................................................................................Gum

CAREER BESTS

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Senior (Fall 2011)Rendleman Invitational 60th 87-89=176 (I)

Junior (2010-2011)Pfeiffer Falcon Cup 38th 94-87=181Tusculum Fall Classic 37th 86-85=171Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate 26th 81-86=167Patsy Rendlmen Invitational 60th 85-90=175Flagler Fall Slam 69th 85-91=176Newberry Invitational 16th 84-85=169Lady Cougar Collegiate Classic 30th 89-86=175Pinehurst Challenge 58th 87-84=171Agnes McAmis Memorial N/A WD-78Food Lion SAC Championships 47th 91-91-98=280

Sophomore (2009-2010)Patsy Rendleman Invitational 44th 91-88=179 (I)Newberry Invitational 49th 98-88=186Hargett Memorial 52nd 88-101=189Agnes McAmis Memorial 52nd 87-82=169Food Lion SAC Championships 35th 95-84-89=268

Freshman (2008-2009)Lady Falcon Invitational 52nd 99 (I)Tusculum Fall Classic 40th 92-85=177Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate 63rd 99-92=191Newberry Invitational 61st 99-98=197Chic-fil-A Intercollegiate 29th 100-99=199 Hargett Memorial 43rd 89-91=180Agnes McAmis Memorial 29th 85Food Lion SAC Tournament 36th 89-96-92=277

(I) - Played as an individual

Single Round: 78 Agnes McAmis Memorial, 2nd Round (4/5/11)

36-Hole Tournament: 167 Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate, 1st Round (4/13/10)

54-Hole Tournament: 268 SAC Championships (April 19-20, 2010)

Tournament Finish: 16th Newberry Invitational, ( Feb. 14-15, 2011)

Wins: 0

Top 5: 0

Top 10: 0

Top 20: 1

Fall 2011: Had an 86.9 stroke average over 10 rounds of the five tour-

naments … equaled her career-low round of 79 in the opening round

of the Tusculum Fall Classic and finished 24th … placed 30th at the

Anderson Invitational with a closing round of 80.

2010-11: Saw action in all 10 tournaments with an 87.8 stroke aver-

age over 21 rounds … shot her career-low round of 79 in the final

round of the Tusculum Fall Classic and finished 30th … finished 43rd

at South Atlantic Conference Championships … was 28th at the Pfeif-

fer Falcon Cup.

2009-10: Played as an individual at Rendleman Invitational in her only

action … opened with a 96 to post her low round.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years at Rockingham County High

School … named all-conference and played in NC Regional tourna-

ment … was a scholar athlete and served as a Page in N.C. House

of Representatives.

PERSONAL: Born Kelly Brame Wilson on Jan. 5, 1991 in Eden, NC

… daughter of Mike and Jeri Wilson … business major with an out-

standing 3.74 GPA.

Kelly WilsonHometown: Reidsville, NC High School: Rockingham County

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2010-11 21 1844 87.81 79

Career 23 2040 92.91 175


Most memorable golf moment.................................................Beating my dad

Favorite club............................................................................................9 Iron

Favorite golf course snack................................................................Snickers

Nickname..............................................................................................K Dubs

Favorite pro sports team.....................................................Indianapolis Colts

Favorite Salisbury restaurant.......................................................Uncle Buck’s

Biggest golf superstition....................................................To have clean clubs

Favorite music group/singer................................................Carrie Underwood

My favorite TV show....................................................................One Tree Hill

CAREER BESTS

Junior (Fall 2011)Anderson Invitational 30th 90-80=170Tusculum Fall Classic 24th 79-84=163Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate 84th 93-87=180Patsy Rendelman Invitational 65th 83-94=177Flagler Fall Slam 84th 93-86=179

Sophomore (2010-2011)Pfeiffer Falcon Cup 28th 81-88=169Tusculum Fall Classic 30th 85-79=163Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate 45th 88-86=174Patsy Rendelman Invitational 56th 83-90=173Flagler Fall Slam 81st 96-86=182Newberry Invitational 58th 100-94=194Lady Cougar Collegiate Classic 35th 85-93=178Pinehurst Challenge 68th 87-88=175Agnes McAmis Memorial 53rd 81-87=168Food Lion SAC Championships 43rd 92-87-89=268

Freshman (2009-2010)Patsy Rendelman Intercollegiate 58th 96-100=196 (I)



Single Round: 79 Tusculum Fall Classic, 1st Round (09/26/11)

36-Hole Tournament: 163 Tusculum Fall Classic (Sept. 26-27, 2011)


Tournament Finish: 24th Tusculum Fall Classic (Sept. 26-27, 2011)

Wins: 0

Top 5: 0

Top 10: 0

Top 20: 0

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2010-11: As a freshman was a member of Catawba swim

team.

Fall 2011: Saw action in two tournaments and played four

rounds … was 57th at Tusculum Fall Classic, shooting her low

round of 94 in final round.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a swimmer at North Stanly High School

… named all-conference three times and was all-county four

times.

PERSONAL: Born Crystal Danielle Almond on Oct. 8, 1992 in

Albemarle … daughter of Larry and Krista Almond … thera-

peutic recreation major with a very good 3.30 GPA for the fall

semester.

Crystal AlmondHometown: Albemarle, NC High School: N. Stanly

Sophomore

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CAREER BESTS

Sophomore (Fall 2011)

Tusculum Fall Classic 57th 97-94=191Patsy Rendelman Invitational 83rd 110-96=206 (I)



Single Round: 94 Tusculum Fall Classic, 2nd Round (09/27/11)


54-Hole Tournament: N/A


Wins: 0

Top 5: 0

Top 10: 0

Top 20: 0

Favorite sport other than golf..............................................................Football

Favorite course I have played..................Barefoot Resort - The Love Course

Nickname.......................................................................................Cindy Lou

Favorite pro athlete................................................................Rory McIlroy

Person I’d most like to meet...............................................Carrie Underwood

Favorite movie.........................................................................Soul Surfer

A talent you want to have outside of golf.................................piano playing

Favorite thing about Catawba......................................small atmosphere

I can’t live without.................................................................................my car

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Jana BurkhardtHometown: Willoughby, OH High School: Willoughby South

Sophomore

Fall 2011: Saw action in all five tournaments, posting a 90.5 stroke

average in the 10 rounds … shot her career low round of 82 in the

first round of the Tusculum Fall Classic … finished 40th playing as an

individual … shot an 85 in the closing round at the Flagler Fall Slam.

2010-11: Played as an individual in a pair of tournaments with a 96.3

stroke average over four rounds … shot her low round of 88 in the

opening round of the Agnes McAmis Memorial … also played in the

Falcon Cup.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played two years at Willoughby South High School

… served as a co-captain and was a first team all-district performer

… helped Rebels to a pair of conference titles … was an All-Ohio Ac-

ademic selection … also participated in figure skating.

PERSONAL: Born Jana Marie Burkhardt on Aug. 18, 1992 … daugh-

ter of Brian and Amy Burkhardt … mother played tennis at Heidelberg

College and father played golf at John Carroll University … middle

school education major with an outstanding 3.62 GPA.


Career 4 385 96.25 88



Sophomore (Fall 2011)Anderson Invitational 43rd 89-93=182Tusculum Fall Classic 40th 82-91=173 (I)Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate 90th 95-90=185Rendleman Invitational 65th 88-89=177Flagler Fall Slam 93rd 103-85=188

Freshman (2010-2011)Pfeiffer Falcon Cup 45th 100-94=194 (I)Agnes McAmis Memorial 78th 88-103=191 (I)


Single Round: 82 Tusculum Fall Classic, 1st Round (09/26/11)


54-Hole Tournament: N/A


Wins: 0

Top 5: 0

Top 10: 0

Top 20: 0

CAREER BESTS


How do you mark your golf ball...........................................A cursive J

Your favorite club..............................................................................6 Iron

Favorite sport other than golf..........................................Figure Skating

Nickname............................................................................................Yana

Favorite pro sports team..................................................Cleveland Cavs

Favorite thing about Catawba................................The family atmosphere

Biggest golf superstition................Never add up score before round is over

Favorite animal............................................................................Dolphin

A talent you want outside of golf............................................Play the piano

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Leslie LongHometown: East Bend, NC High School: Forbush

Sophomore

Leslie LongHometown: East Bend, NC High School: Forbush


Career 21 1791 85.29 77

Fall 2011: Played in all five tournaments and led the

team at the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate … had an 81.8

stroke average over 10 rounds … shot a low round of

79 at the Tusculum Fall Classic and was 17th … fin-

ished 19th at Anderson Invitational.

2010-11: Played in all ten tournaments with an 85.3

stroke average over 21 rounds … led team at two

events, finishing 14th at the Agnes McAmis Memorial

and 19th at the Patsy Rendleman Invitational ... her low

round of 77 came in the second round of the South At-

lantic Conference Championships where she finished

30th … fired an opening round 78 at the Rendleman …

was 20th at the Tusculum Fall Classic.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Forbush High School where

she was the 2A Mountain Valley Conference Player of

the Year … also named the Falcons team MVP and

played basketball and softball … helped Forbush to

conference titles in both golf and softball.

PERSONAL: Born Leslie Brooke Long on Jan. 9, 1992

in Winston-Salem, NC … daughter of David and Sue

Long … her dad played baseball at Surry Community

College … history and special education major.


CAREER BESTS

Sophomore (Fall 2011)Anderson Invitational 19th 84-80=164Tusculum Fall Classic 17th 82-79=161Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate 32nd 83-82=165Patsy Rendelman Invitational 30th 81-82=163Flagler Fall Slam 45th 83-82=165

Freshman (2010-2011)Pfeiffer Falcon Cup 32nd 87-87=174Tusculum Fall Classic 20th 79-81=160Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate 42nd 89-83=172Patsy Rendelman Invitational 19th 78-79=157Flagler Fall Slam 77th 94-86=180Newberry Invitational 54th 102-88=190Lady Cougar Collegiate Classic 32nd 88-89=177Pinehurst Challenge 53rd 85-85=170Agnes McAmis Memorial 14th 80-79=159Food Lion SAC Championships 30th 84-77-91=252

Single Round: 77 SAC Championships (April 11-12, 2011)

36-Hole Tournament: 157 Patsy Rendelman Inv.(Oct. 18-19, 2010)


Tournament Finish: 14th Agnis McAmis Inv. (April 4-5, 2011)

Wins: 0

Top 5: 0

Top 10: 0

Top 20: 5

CAREER BESTS

How do you mark your golf ball.............................A cross right below the 3

Biggest golf superstition..................................................Always use the #3

Dream course.........................................................................St. Andrews

Favorite pro athlete........................................................................Lisa Leslie

Favorite food.................................Pinto beans, shell macaroni and cheese

Favorite TV show................................................Real housewives of NJ

Place you most want to visit......................................................Alaska

Favorite Salisbury restaurant.................................................College BBQ

I can’t live without.........................................................................Facebook


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Freshman (Fall 2011)Patsy Rendelman Invitational 81st 110-95=205 (I)


Tournament Finishes

Freshman

Carmen GrubbHometown: Mocksville, NC High School: Davie Co.

How do you mark your golf ball..........................With my initials

Most memorable golf moment.....................Making birdie at States

Dream course...........................................................St. Andrews

Person I’d most like to meet...................................Blake Shelton

Favorite food......................................................Chicken Tenders

Favorite TV show......................................................................CSI

Place you most want to visit.........................................Alaska

Favorite Salisbury restaurant.....................................Hendrix BBQ

I can’t live without............................................................Cell phone

Fall 2011: Played as an individual at the Patsy Rendleman Invita-

tional in her only action … closed with her best round of 95.

HIGH SCHOOL: Twice earned the Most Improved Award at Davie

County High School … helped the War Eagles to a fourth-place

state finish … also played basketball.

PERSONAL: Born Carmen Teresa Grubb on Nov. 12, 1992 …

daughter of Randy and Ellen Grubb … has interest in education

with a very good 3.34 GPA.

A QUICK NINE


How do you mark your golf ball..........Orange line and a green dot

Favorite course I’ve played at...................................Pinehurst #4

Favorite pro athlete......................................................Tim Tebow

Favorite food.......................................................................Apples

Favorite TV show...................................................Pretty Little Liars

Place you most want to visit.................................Pebble Beach

Favorite Salisbury restaurant............................................Palms

I can’t live without.................................................................Family

Favorite sports team is............................................................UNC

Freshman (Fall 2011)Anderson Invitational 4th 77-78=155

Tusculum Fall Classic 11th 81-75=156

Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate 67th 90-83=173

Patsy Rendelman Invitational 9th 79-74=153

Flagler Fall Slam 45th 84-81=165

Tournament Finishes

Freshman

Madison KennedyHometown: Salisbury High School: Salisbury

Fall 2011: Led team in four of five tournaments … had an 80.2

stroke average over the 10 rounds … shot her career low round of

74 to close at the Patsy Rendleman Invitational and finished ninth

… was fourth in her first collegiate event, the Anderson Invitational,

with rounds of 77 and 78 … shot a 75 in the final round of the Tus-

culum Fall Classic to finish 11th.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years at Salisbury High School …

earned All-State, all-region and all-conference honors … was 12th

at the 2010 NCHSAA State Championships, helping the Hornets

to a runner-up finish … was also an All-State performer in soccer

where she was named conference Player of the Year.

PERSONAL: Born Lauren Madison Kennedy on Sept 15, 1993 in

Nashville, TN … daughter of Tony and Mary Ellen Kennedy … has

interest in accounting with a stellar 3.83 GPA.

A QUICK NINE

Freshman

Kathy MurphyHometown:Charlotte High School: Mallard Creek

How do you mark your golf ball........................................Initials

Favorite Club...................................................................My driver

Favorite course I’ve played.......................................The Tradition

Favorite singer.....................................................................Drake

Favorite food..........................................................................Rice

Favorite TV show..................................................................Martin

Place you most want to visit................................Miami

Favorite thing about Catawba........................................The People

I can’t live without.............................................................My phone

A QUICK NINE

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Mallard Creek High School.

PERSONAL: Born Kathy Deondra Murphy on Oct. 30, 1992 …

daughter of Kennon and Kathy Murphy … has interest in athletic train-

ing.

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Freshman (Fall 2011)Anderson Invitational 34th 84-89=173


Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate 86th 87-95=182

Patsy Rendelman Invitational 74th 87-95=182

Flagler Fall Slam 92nd 95-90=185

Tournament Finishes

Freshman

Tailar MurphyHometown: Greensboro High School: N. Guilford

How do you mark your golf ball...........................#27 under Titleist

Dream course.........................................................Pinehurst #2

Favorite pro athlete......................................................Tom Brady

Favorite food.........................................Pasta w/ marinara sauce

Favorite TV show.................................................Pretty Little Liars

Place you most want to visit...............................................Spain

Favorite Salisbury restaurant........................................The Palms

I can’t live without..............................................................Music

Favorite sports team is...............................New England Patriots

A QUICK NINE


Fall 2011: Played in all five tournaments, posting an 88.9 stroke

average over 10 rounds … shot her career low round of 82 in clos-

ing round of Tusculum Fall Classic and placed 30th … had an 84

in first collegiate round and finished 34th at the Anderson Invita-

tional.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years at Northern Guilford High

School … was a two-time all-conference pick and earned all-area

honors as a senior … was a three-time academic all-conference

pick … qualified for three regionals and two state tournaments …

helped Nighthawks to conference title as a senior.

PERSONAL: Born Tailar Caileigh Murphy on Dec. 27, 1993 in

Framingham, MA … daughter of Michael and Amy Murphy … has

interest in pre-med and dentistry.

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

LOW SCORE - ONE ROUND

PLACE DATE SCORE 1. Paige Haverty Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-19-04) 692. Paige Haverty Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10-10-05) 70

Paige Haverty Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-17-05) 704. Paige Haverty Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10-13-03) 71

Kristen Kyle Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10-13-03) 71Paige Haverty Stonebrook G.C. (Par 74) (9-26-05) 71Paige Haverty Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-4-06) 71Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10-3-06) 71Jaynelle Harmon Stonebridge G.C. (Par 72) (3-26-07) 71Kelsey Babos Meadowlands G.C. (Par 72) (10-3-09) 71Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-12-10) 71Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-13-10) 71

13. Paige Haverty Old North State Club (Par 72) (2-21-06) 72Paige Haverty Stonebrook G.C. (Par 72) (5-2-06) 72Kelsey Babos River Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10-10-06) 72Kelsey Babos Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-15-07) 72

Kelsey Babos Old North State Club (Par 72) (9-15-09) 72

LOW SCORE TO PAR - ONE ROUND

PLACE DATE SCORE 1. Paige Haverty Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-19-04) -3

Paige Haverty Stonebrook G.C. (Par 74) (9-26-05) -33. Paige Haverty Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10-10-05) -2

Paige Haverty Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-17-05) -25. Paige Haverty Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10-13-03) -1

Kristen Kyle Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10-13-03) -1Paige Haverty Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-4-06) -1Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10-3-06) -1Jaynelle Harmon Stonebridge G.C. (Par 72) (3-26-07) -1Kelsey Babos Meadowlands G.C. (Par 72) (10-3-09) -1Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-12-10) -1Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-13-10) -1

13. Paige Haverty Old North State Club (Par 72) (2-21-06) EPaige Haverty Stonebrook G.C. (Par 72) (5-2-06) EKelsey Babos River Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10-10-06) EKelsey Babos Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-15-07) E

Kelsey Babos Old North State Club (Par 72) (9-15-09) E

Melissa Kepley#4 Career Swing Avg.

Jaynelle Harmon2007 Hargett Medalist


LOW SCORE - TWO ROUNDS

PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4/12-13/10) 142

2. Paige Haverty Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10/18-19/04) 144

Jaynelle Harmon Stonebridge G.C. (Par 72) (3/26-27/07) 144

4. Paige Haverty Salisbury C.C. (par 72) (10/17-18/05) 145

5. Paige Haverty Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10/10-11/05) 147

6. Paige Haverty Stonebrook G.C. (Par 74) (9/26-27/05) 148

Paige Haverty Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4/3-4/06) 148

Kelsey Babos Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10/15-16/07) 148

7. Paige Haverty Old North State Club (Par 72) (2/20-21/06) 149

8. Paige Haverty Stonebridge G.C. (Par 72) (3/27-28/06) 150

Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10/2-3/06) 150

Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (9/29-30/08) 150

Kelsey Babos Meadowlands G.C. (Par 72) (10/5-6/09) 150

LOW SCORE TO PAR - TWO ROUNDS

PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4/12-13/10) -2

2. Paige Haverty Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10/18-19/04) E

Paige Haverty Stonebrook G.C. (Par 74) (9/26-27/05) E

Jaynelle Harmon Stonebridge G.C. (Par 72) (3/26-27/07) E

5. Paige Haverty Salisbury C.C. (par 72) (10/17-18/05) +1

6. Paige Haverty Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10/10-11/05) +3

7. Paige Haverty Link Hill C.C. (Par 72) (4/3-4/06) +4

Kelsey Babos Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10/15-16/07) +4

9. Paige Haverty Old North State Club (Par 72) (2/20-21/06) +5

10. Paige Haverty Stonebridge G.C. (Par 72) (3/27-28/06) +6

Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10/2-3/06) +6

Kelsey Babos Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (9/29-30/08) +6

Kelsey Babos Meadowlands G.C. (Par 72) (10/5-6/09) +6

LOW SCORE - THREE ROUNDS

PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Paige Haverty Lake Hickory C.C. (Par 72) (4/10-11/06) 225

2. Kelsey Babos Mission Inn Resort (Par 72) (5/3-5/09) 226

3. Kelsey Babos Etowah Valley C.C. (Par 72) (4/20-21/09) 227

4. Paige Haverty Stonebrook G.C. (Par 72) (5/1-2/06) 230

5. Paige Haverty Fort Mill C.C. (Par 72) (4/22-23/04) 231

6. Paige Haverty Cleveland Heights GC (par 72) (2/27-3/1/05) 232

Kelsey Babos Etowah Valley C.C. (Par 72) (4/19-20/10) 232

8. Kelsey Babos Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (5/2-4/10) 233

9. Kristen Kyle Newberry C.C. (Par 72) (4/24-25/02) 234

Paige Haverty Mid Carolina G.C. (Par 72) (4/23-24/03) 234

11. Kristen Kyle Fort Mill C.C. (Par 72) (4/22-23/04) 235

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LOW SCORE TO PAR - THREE ROUNDS

PLACE DATE SCORE 1. Paige Haverty Lake Hickory C.C. (Par 72) (4/10-11/06) +92. Kelsey Babos Mission Inn Resort (Par 72) (5/3-5/09) +103. Kelsey Babos Etowah Valley C.C. (Par 72) (4/20-21/09) +114. Paige Haverty Stonebrook G.C. (Par 72) (5/1-2/06) +145. Paige Haverty Fort Mill C.C. (Par 72) (4/22-23/04) +156. Paige Haverty Cleveland Heights GC (par 72) (2/27-3/1/05) +16

Kelsey Babos Etowah Valley C.C. (Par 72) (4/19-20/10) +168. Kristen Kyle Newberry C.C. (Par 72) (4/24-25/02) +18

Paige Haverty Mid Carolina G.C. (Par 72) (4/23-24/03) +1810. Kristen Kyle Fort Mill C.C. (Par 72) (4/22-23/04) +19

LOW SCORE - FOUR ROUNDSPLACE DATE SCORE

1. Kelsey Babos Findlay C.C. (Par 72) (5/13-16/09) 321

LOW SCORE TO PAR - FOUR ROUNDSPLACE DATE SCORE

1. Kelsey Babos Findlay C.C. (Par 72) (5/13-16/09) +33

LOWEST SCORING AVERAGESEASON (Min. 10 Rounds) RNDS AVG. CAREER (Min. 40 Rounds) RNDS AVG.1. Paige Haverty (2006) 24 75.38 1. Paige Haverty (2003-06) 98 77.912. Kelsey Babos (2010) 24 77.38 2. Kelsey Babos (2007-10) 90 78.713. Kelsey Babos (2009) 26 77.65 3. Kristen Kyle (2001-04) 85 81.534. Paige Haverty (2005) 25 78.52 4. Elizabeth Smith (2008-11) 82 85.735. Paige Haverty (2003) 22 78.68 5. Melissa Kepley (2004-07) 73 86.236. Paige Haverty (2004) 27 78.96 6. Eileen Purpur (2008-11) 83 87.437. Jaynelle Harmon (2007) 16 79.69 7. Danielle Freed (2006-08) 57 88.148. Kelsey Babos (2008) 22 80.00 8. Christina Wagamon (2003-06) 86 88.579. Kelsey Babos (2007) 18 80.44 9. Aimee Davis (2000-02) 54 88.8510. Kristen Kyle (2004) 25 80.72 10. Marja Hatfield (2002-05) 85 90.8211. Eileen Purpur (2011) 21 81.86 Jaynelle Harmon (2004-07) 65 90.8212. Melissa Kepley (2007) 16 81.94

MOST TOURNAMENT WINSSEASON WINS CAREER WINS1. Paige Haverty (2006) 5 1. Paige Haverty (2003-06) 13

Paige Haverty (2005) 5 2. Kelsey Babos (2006-10) 23. Paige Haverty (2004) 2 3. Kristen Kyle (2001-04) 1

Kelsey Babos (2009) 2 Jaynelle Harmon (2004-07) 15. Kristen Kyle (2003) 1

Paige Haverty (2003) 1Jaynelle Harmon (2007) 1

*Paige Haverty in 44 tournaments(13 wins, 9 runner-up, 32 top 5s, 27 top 10s, 40 top 20s).

*Kelsey Babos in 42 tournaments(2 wins, 8 runner-up, 21 top 5s, 23 top 10s, 36 top 20s).

MOST ROUNDS PLAYEDSEASON RNDS CAREER RNDS

1. Paige Haverty (2004) 27 1. Paige Haverty (2003-06) 982. Kelsey Babos (2009) 26 2. Kelsey Babos (2006-10) 903. Kristen Kyle (2004) 25 3. Christina Wagamon (2003-06) 86

Paige Haverty (2005) 25 4. Kristen Kyle (2001-04) 855. Marja Hatfield (2004) 24 Marja Hatfield (2002-05) 85

Christina Wagamon (2004) 24 6. Eileen Purpur (2008-11) 83Paige Haverty (2006) 24 7. Elizabeth Smith (2008-11) 82Kelsey Babos (2010) 24 8. Melissa Kepley (2004-07) 73

9. Melissa Kepley (2004) 23 9. Jaynelle Harmon (2004-07) 6510. Danielle Freed (2006-08) 57


TEAM RECORDS

LOWEST SCORE AVG. - SEASON

RNDS AVG.

1. 2007 18 325.17

2. 2010 21 329.81

3. 2006 21 330.67

4. 2011 21 334.81

5. 2004 24 335.38

6. 2005 22 337.96

7. 2009 19 343.84

8. 2003 19 344.95

9. 2002 20 347.75

10. 2008 22 348.77

11. 2001 19 363.84

MOST TOURNAMENT WINS - SEASON

WINS

1. 2006 4

2. 2004 1

2005 1

2007 1


SCORE PLACE DATE

1. 310 Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-16-06)

310 Old North State Club (Par 72) (9-14-09)

3. 311 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10-3-06)

4. 312 Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10-13-03)

5. 313 Old North State Club (Par 72) (9-15-09)

313 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-5-11)

6. 314 Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-19-04)

7. 315 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-4-06)

8. 316 River Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10-10-06)

316 Stonebridge G.C. (Par 72) (3-27-07)

10. 317 Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-17-06)

317 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-12-10)

317 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-13-10)


SCORE PLACE DATE

1. +22 Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-16-06)

+22 Old North State Club (Par 72) (9-14-09)

3. +23 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10-3-06)

4. +24 Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10-13-03)

5. +25 Old North State Club (Par 72) (9-14-09)

6. +26 Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-19-04)

7. +27 Link Hills C.C. (par 72) (4-4-06)

8. +28 River Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10-10-06)

+28 Stonebridge G.C. (Par 72) (3-27-07)

10. +29 Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10-17-06)

+29 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-12-10)

+29 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4-13-10)

Kelsey Babos2009 NCAA-II National Qualifier

Record Tournament Low of 142 (-2)

First Catawba’s Women’s Golf TeamLeft to Right: Allison Dupree, Tina Robinson, Donna

Munik, Aimee Davis

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SCORE PLACE DATE

1. 625 Old North State Club (Par 72) (9/14-15/09)

2. 627 Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10/16-17/06)

3. 634 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4/12-13/10)

4. 635 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10/2-3/06)

635 Stonebridge G.C. (Par 72) (3/26-27/07)

6. 637 River Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10/9-10/06)

7. 640 Meadows G.C. (Par 72) (9/4-5/06)

8. 641 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (9/28-29/09)

9. 642 Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10/13-14/03)

10. 643 Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10/18-19/04)

643 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4/4-5/11)


SCORE PLACE DATE

1. +49 Old North State Club (Par 72) (9/14-15/09)

2. +51 Salisbury C.C. (Par 72) (10/16-17/06)

3. +58 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (4/12-13/10)

4. +59 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10/2-3/06)

+59 Stonebridge G.C. (Par 72) (3/26-27/07)

6. +61 River Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10/9-10/06)

7. +64 Stonebrook G.C. (Par 74) (9/26-27/05)

+64 Meadows G.C. (Par 72) (9/4-5/06)

9. +66 Bay Tree C.C. (Par 72) (10/13-14/03)

+66 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (9/28-29/09)

SCORE - THREE ROUNDS

SCORE PLACE DATE

1. 978 Cleveland Heights G.C. (Par 72) (2/27-3/1/05)

2. 985 Lake Hickory C.C. (Par 72) (4/10-11/06)

3. 987 Fort Mill G.C. (Par 72) (4/22-23/04)

4. 990 Etowah Valley C.C. (Par 72) (4/19-20/10)

5. 994 Cleveland Heights GC (Par 72) (2/29-3/2/04)

6. 997 Rock Barn Golf & Spa (Par 71) (4/11-12/11)

7. 999 Etowah Valley C.C. (Par 72) (4/20-21/09)

8. 1007 Newberry C.C. (Par 72) (4/24-25/02)

9. 1012 Mid Carolina G.C. (Par 72) (4/23-24/03)

10. 1017 Lake Hickory C.C. (Par 72) (4/18-19/05)

11. 1026 Cleveland Heights GC (Par 72) (2/28-3/2/03)


SCORE PLACE DATE

1. +114 Cleveland Heights G.C. (Par 72) (2/27-3/1/05)

2. +121 Lake Hickory C.C. (Par 72) (4/10-11/06)

3. +123 Fort Mill G.C. (Par 72) (4/22-23/04)

4. +126 Etowah Valley C.C. (Par 72) (4/19-20/10)

5. +130 Cleveland Heights GC (Par 72) (2/29-3/2/04)

6. +135 Etowah Valley C.C. (Par 72) (4/20-21/09)

7. +143 Newberry C.C. (Par 72) (4/24-25/02)

8. +145 Rock Barn Golf & Spa (Par 71) (4/11-12/11)

9. +148 Mid Carolina G.C. (Par 72) (4/23-24/03)

10. +153 Lake Hickory C.C. (Par 72) (4/18-19/05)

11. +162 Cleveland Heights GC (Par 72) (2/28-3/2/03)

Tina RobinsonFirst Scholarship Player for

Women’s Golf

Paige HavertyCareer Scoring Leader

13-time Medalist

Four-Time SAC Player of the Year

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Fall 2011: Led team in four of five tournaments ... had 73.8 stroke

average over 10 rounds ... had a pair of top five finishes, fourth at

LMU Fall Invitational and fifth at Tusculum Fall Classic … equaled

career-low round with a closing round of 69 at LMU for a 143 total

… shot a two-under-par 140 at Tusculum … posted a seventh-place

finish at the Montevallo Intercollegiate.

2010-11: Was the team leader in five of 11 tournaments … posted

lowest stroke average on the team with an average of 74.1 over 21

rounds which was the second lowest in school history ... was run-

ner-up at South Atlantic Conference Championships with a three-

round score of 221 ... had rounds of 73-73-75 at the Rock Barn

Course ... shot a pair of 70s at the LMU Fall Invitational where he

placed fifth … was sixth at the Kiawah Island Invitational.

2009-10: Led team in three of his 10 events … was second on team

with a 75.7 stroke average over 20 rounds … earned All-South At-

lantic Conference Tournament honors with a ninth-place finish …

posted his low round of 69 to open at the Tusculum Invitational …

was sixth at the Anderson Invitational, closing with a 73 for a 148

total.

2008-09: Played at UNC Greensboro where he saw action in five

tournaments as a freshman for the Spartans … had low round of 72

in posting a 34th place finish at the Palisades Collegiate Classic …

had 77.62 stroke average over his 13 rounds.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-time all-conference and all-county per-

former at East Davidson High School … named all-region three

times and was Conference Player of the Year as a junior … was

county champion and All-State as a senior … was Golden Eagles’

MVP all four years.

PERSONAL: Born Bradley Scott Cline on November 11, 1988 in

High Point, NC … son of Greg and Kim Cline … business major

with a very good 3.33 GPA and is a member of the SAC Honor Roll.

Hometown: Thomasville, NC High School: East Davidson

Senior

YEAR RNDS STROKES AVG LOWat UNC Greensboro

2008-09 13 1009 77.62 72

at Catawba

2009-10 20 1514 75.70 69

2010-11 21 1555 74.05 70

Career 54 4078 75.79 69

Brad Cline

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Most memorable golf moment......................When I holed out from 180 yards

Your favorite club..............................................................................My wedge

Favorite golf course snack....................................................Turkey Sandwich

Favorite pro athlete....................................................................Boo Weekley

Favorite pro sports team................................................Washington Redskins

Best book you have ever read........................................Green Eggs and Ham

Favorite movie....................................................................Dumb and Dumber

Place you like to visit .............................................................................Alaska

I can’t live without.....................................................................Food and water

CAREER BESTS

Senior (Fall 2011)Kiawah Island Invitational 26th 78-73=151Honda Columbia Fall Classic 43rd 78-77=155Tusculum Fall Classic 5th 70-72=142Montevallo Intercollegiate 7th 73-74=147LMU Fall Invitational 4th 74-69=143

Junior (2010-11)Kiawah Island Invitational 6th 73-71=144Honda Columbia Fall Classic 14th 75-71=146Tusculum Fall Classic 9th 70-71=141Montevallo Intercollegiate 13th 72-79=151LMU Fall Invitational 5th 70-70=140Outback Steakhouse Intercollegiate 40th 82Rendleman Invitational 33rd 80-72=152Tusculum Invitational 19th 73-74=147Hargett Invitational 26th 79Carolina Sands Intercollegiate 47th 76-76=152Food Lion SAC Championships 2nd 73-73-75=221

Sophomore (2009-2010)Anderson Invitational 6th 75-73=148Tusculum Fall Classic 28th 76-75=151AFLAC/Cougar Invitational 101st 78-81=159Queens Invitational 67th 76-81=157LMU Fall Invitational 26th 74-76=150Outback Steakhouse Intercollegiate 34th 79-80=159Rendleman Invitational 10th 71Tusculum Invitational 25th 69-77=146Carolina Sands Intercollegiate 41st 79-72=151Food Lion SAC Tournament 9th 75-75-72=222

Freshman (2008-09) at UNC-GreensboroO’Briant Memorial 53rd 79-78=157UNCG Bridgestone Collegiate 74th 77-82-74=233Palisades Collegiate Classic 34th 72-76-75=223Southern Conference Championship 41st 76-81-78=235Cavalier Classic 90th 78-83=161

Single Round: 69 LMU Fall Invitational, 2nd Rd (10/18/11)

36-Hole Tournament: 140 LMU Fall Invitational (Oct. 18-19,2010)


Tournament Finish: 2nd SAC Championships (April 11-12, 2011)

Wins: 0

Top 5: 3

Top 10: 10

Top 20: 13

31CATAWBA MEN’S GOLF

Fall 2011: Saw action as an individual at the LMU Fall Invitational

… shot a career low round of 77 in the closing round ... finished with

a 160 total.

2010-11: Played in one tournament at the LMU Fall Classic … shot

a low round of 88 for a 179 total.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year starter in baseball for Western

Alamance … was twice named all-conference and league Player of

the Year runner-up … earned all-region honors in 2007 … set

school record for hits (47) and RBI (43) in a season.

PERSONAL: Born Colt Jacob Johnson on Nov. 5, 1989 … son of

Jim and Denise Johnson … business major with an excellent 3.44

GPA.

Colt JohnsonHometown: Gibsonville, NC High School: Western Alamance

Senior


Career 2 179 89.50 88

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How do you mark your golf ball............................With my uncle’s initials, DP

Your favorite sport other than golf.....................................................Baseball

Biggest golf course superstition............ ...I sleep with my driver the night before a round

Dream course.............................................................................Pebble Beach

Favorite pro sports team.............................................................Chicago Cubs

Favorite food.....................................................................Chicken Parmesan

Favorite animal...................................................................................Armadillo

Dream job....................................................The President’s financial advisor

Favorite actor/actress....................................................................Jessica Alba

CAREER BESTS

Senior (Fall 2011)LMU Fall Invitational 68th 83-77=160 (I)

Junior (2010-2011)LMU Fall Invitational 82nd 88-91=179


Single Round: 77 LMU Fall Invitational, (2nd Round, October 18, 2011)

36-Hole Tournament: 160 LMU Fall Invitational (October 17-18, 2011)

54-Hole Tournament: NA

Tournament Finish: 68th LMU Fall Invitational, (October 17-18, 2011)

Wins: 0

Top 5: 0

Top 10: 0

Top 20: 0


Fall 2011: Played in four rounds over two tournaments … shot

low round of 74 in closing round of LMU Fall Invitational.

2010-11: Saw action in 10 tournaments and had a stroke average

of 79.1 over his 19 rounds ... posted best at South Atlantic Confer-

ence Championships, placing 20th ... opened with a 78 and

closed with a 76 ... went 73-75 at the Tusculum Invitational and

was 24th ... finished 21st at the Tusculum Fall Classic … closed

with his career-low round of 69.

2009-10: Played in two tournaments and posted a 76.25 stroke

average over four rounds … had two even-par rounds at LMU In-

vitational and finished 10th … closed with a round of 75 at Honda

Columbia Fall Classic....Member of SAC Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year letterman at Chambersburg

Area High School.

PERSONAL: Born Kyle Hunter Kegerreis on Oct. 8, 1990 in

Chambersburg … son of Randy and Patty Kegerreis … Sports

Management major.

Kyle KegerreisHometown: Chambersburg, PA High School: Chambersburg

Junior


2010-11 19 1502 79.05 69

Career 31 2452 79.11 69

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Favorite course you have played................................................Harbour Town

Your favorite club..................................................................................Putter

Favorite golf course snack..................................................................Bananas

Favorite pro sports team....................................................................Steelers

Favorite food.............................................................................King Crab Legs

Favorite TV show...............................................................Two and a half men

Favorite animal......................................................................................Alpaca

Favorite music group/singer............................................................Lady Gaga

A talent you want outside of golf............................................Fashion designer

CAREER BESTS

Junior (Fall 2011)Kiawah Island Invitational 67th 81-82=163Montevallo Intercollegiate 7th 77-70=147LMU Fall Invitational 58th 83-74=157

Sophomore (2010-11)Kiawah Island Invitational 93rd 82-81=163Honda Columbia Fall Classic 34th 75-78=153Tusculum Fall Classic 21st 75-69=144Montevallo Intercollegiate 29th 79-84=163Outback Steakhouse Intercollegiate 64th 88Rendleman Invitational 59th 83-75=158Tusculum Invitational 24th 73-75=148Hargett Invitational 57th 91Carolina Sands Intercollegiate 68th 80-79=159Food Lion SAC Championships 20th 78-81-76=235

Freshman (2009-10)Honda Fall Classic 79th 86-75=161LMU Fall Invitational 10th 72-72=144Rendlemen Invitational 80th 83Tusculum Invitational 33rd 74-74=148Carolina Sands Intercollegiate 81st 84-80=164Food Lion SAC Tournament 45th 84-83-83=250

Single Round: 69 Tusculum Fall Classic, 2nd Round, (9/28/10)



Tournament Finish: 7th Montevallo Intercollegiate (Oct. 3-4, 2011)

Wins: 0

Top 5: 0

Top 10: 2

Top 20: 3


Fall 2011: Saw action in four tournaments with a 78.9 stroke aver-

age over his eight rounds … shot a career-low round of 69 and

posted a fifth-place finish at the Tusculum Fall Classic with a 142

total … was 21st at the Montevallo Intercollegiate.

2010-11: Teed it up in seven tournaments with a 79.3 stroke aver-

age over 13 rounds … fired low round of 71 in final round of Car-

olina Sands Intercollegiate and was 25th … led team at the

Hargett Invitational as he was seventh following a round of 73 in

the one-day event ... also had a 73 in the opening round of the

Tusculum Invitational.

2009-10: Played seven rounds over four tournaments as a fresh-

man … led team at the Hargett Memorial with a 26th-place finish

… low round of 73 came in final round of Tusculum Fall Classic …

had 78 in first career round, but had to withdraw in round two with

wrist injury.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year letter-winner and three time

team MVP at Avon High School … was a three-time all-confer-

ence performer and won West Shore Conference title as a senior

… two-time medalist at Ohio Division II Sectionalals.

PERSONAL: Born Michael Stephan Opsitnick on April 20, 1991 in

Avon … son of Timothy and Janet Opsitnick … economics and fi-

nance major with a very good 3.27 GPA.

Mike OpsitnickHometown: Avon, OH High School: Avon

Junior


2010-11 13 1031 79.31 71

Career 20 1593 79.80 71

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Favorite course you have ever played..............................................Inverness

Your favorite club...................................................................................Driver

Favorite pro sports team......................................................Cleveland Browns

Favorite food........................................................................Mashed Potatoes

Favorite TV show.........................................................................White Collar

Favorite actor/actress...................................................................Hugh Laurie

Favorite thing about Catawba is.................................................The cafeteria

Dream job........................................................................SportsCenter Anchor

I can’t live without........................................................................My blackberry

CAREER BESTS

Junior (Fall 2011)Kiawah Island Invitational 82nd 88-85=173Tusculum Fall Classic 5th 73-69=142Montevallo Intercollegiate 21st 78-79=157LMU Fall Invitational 65th 84-75=159

Sophomore (2010-2011)LMU Fall Invitational 67th 84-76=160Outback Steakhouse Intercollegiate 60th 87Rendleman Invitational 63rd 78-82=160Tusculum Invitational 36th 77-73=150Hargett Invitational 7th 73Carolina Sands Intercollegiate 25th 76-71=147Food Lion SAC Championships 45th 80-90-84=254

Freshman (2009-2010)Anderson Invitational WD 78-WDTusculum Fall Classic 52nd 83-73=156Queens Invitational 87th 81-88=169Hargett Memorial 26th 76-83=159

Single Round: 69 Tusculum Fall Classic, 2nd Round (9/27/11)



Tournament Finish: 5th Tusculum Fall Classic, 2nd Rd (Sept. 26-27, 2011)

Wins: 0

Top 5: 1

Top 10: 2

Top 20: 2


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Fall 2011: Played in a pair of tournaments with a stroke average

of 75.0 over four rounds … was 10th as an individual at the

Honda Columbia Fall Classic … closed with his low round of 70

to shoot a 146 … had a final round 75 at the Tusculum Fall Clas-

sic.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Clinton High School where he was

team MVP as a sophomore … also named Sampson County

Golfer of the Year … helped Darkhorses to a conference and re-

gional title as a senior … was a NC Scholar.

PERSONAL: Born Brian Philip Donaldson on June 3, 1992 in

Clinton … son of John and Audrey Donaldson … has interest in

business.

Brian DonaldsonHometown: Clinton, NC High School: Clinton

Freshman (Fall 2011)

Honda Columbia Fall Classic 10th 76-70=146 (I)


(I) – Played as an individual

Tournament Finishes

Freshman

How do you mark your golf ball.....Dot on right top corner of #

Favorite course I’ve played................................Carolina National

Favorite pro athlete.....................................................Tiger Woods

Favorite food................................................Bang Bang Shrimp

Favorite TV show............................................Two and a Half Men

Place you most want to visit..............................................Augusta

Favorite Salisbury restaurant............................................Outback

I can’t live without...................................................................Food

Favorite sports team is...................................Pittsburgh Steelers

A QUICK NINE

Fall 2011: Played in a pair of tournaments and posted a 79.5 stroke

average over four rounds … had best result at the Honda Columbia

Fall Classic where he had rounds of 77 and 79.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Southeast Guilford High School ... earned

all-conference honors … helped Falcons to four conference titles and

spots in the state tournament each year.

PERSONAL: Born Logan Spencer Ellis on Sept. 12, 1992 in Greens-

boro, NC … son of Donnell and Janet Ellis … has interest in pre-med.

Logan EllisHometown: Julian, NC High School: Southeast Guilford

Freshman

Freshman (Fall 2011)

Honda Columbia Fall Classic 52nd 77-79=148

LMU Fall Classic 72nd 82-80=162

Tournament Finishes

How do you mark your golf ball......................................One dot

Favorite Club...................................................................54* wedge

Favorite course I’ve played......................................The Cardinal

Favorite musical group................................................Def Leppard

Favorite food...................................Natty Greene’s Cheeseburger

Favorite TV show........................................................Tosh.0

Place you most want to visit.............................................Alaska

Favorite thing about Catawba.......................................The people

I can’t live without.............................................................Cell Phone

A QUICK NINE


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HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated early from Mount Tabor High School

... played the top spot and helped Spartans to the regionals in 2011

… also a member of the playoff qualifying baseball team.

PERSONAL: Born Zachary Ryan Giffis on May 27, 1993 in Royal

Oak, MI … son of Stephen and Kathleen Griffis … has interest in

education.

Zach GriffisHometown: Winston-Salem, NC High School: Mount Tabor

Freshman

A QUICK NINE

How do you mark your golf ball..................Blue dot in Titleist label

Favorite Club.......................................................................7 iron

Favorite course I’ve played......................................Torrey Pines

Favorite musical group.......................................Zac Brown Band

Favorite food.......................................................................Biscuits

Favorite TV show...................................................................Castle

Place you most want to visit...........................................Ireland

Favorite thing about Catawba................Cheerwine is everywhere

I can’t live without...............................................................Coca Cola


Fall 2011: Played in all five tournament and led the team at the

Honda Columbia Fall Classic … was fifth after closing with a low

of 68 … had a team best 73.7 stroke average over 10 fall rounds

… placed seventh at the Montevallo Intercollegiate and was 15th

at the LMU Fall Invitational.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played the #1 position four years at Gettysburg

Area High School ... was a three-time district qualifier and was

the 2010 conference champion … qualified for the PIAA State

Championships as a sophomore … was a four-time team MVP

for the Warriors.

PERSONAL: Born Matthew McClain Hardman on Jan. 24, 1993

in Gettysburg … son of Michael and Theresa Hardman … has in-

terest in business.

Matt HardmanGettysburg, PA High School: Gettsyburg Area

Freshman (Fall 2011)Kiawah Island Invitational 28th 75-77=152

Honda Columbia Fall Classic 5th 76-68=144

Tusculum Fall Classic 23rd 76-70=146

Montevallo Intercollegiate 7th 73-74=147

LMU Fall Classic 15th 75-73=148

Tournament Finishes

Freshman

How do you mark your golf ball.....Red dot nex to # above logo

Dream course..................................................Augusta National

Favorite pro athlete...................................................Kobe Bryant

Favorite food......................................................................Steak

Favorite TV show.....................................................Sportscenter

Place you most want to visit..........................................Bermuda

Favorite Salisbury restaurant................................................DJ’s

I can’t live without................................................................Golf

Favorite sports team..............................................Boston Red Sox

A QUICK NINE

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Fall 2011: Totaled four rounds over two tournaments with a 76.8

stroke average … opened the Tusculum Fall Classic with his low

round of 73 ... followed with a 77 to finish 41st … closed with a

round of 74 at the Honda Columbia Fall Classic.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played three years at Southeast Guilford High

School where he was #1 as a junior and senior … was a three-time

all-conference pick and was the Metro 4A Player of the Year as a

junior … helped Falcons to four conference titles and spots in the

state tournament each year.

PERSONAL: Born Jeremy Abit Kilgore on Feb. 25, 1993 in Greens-

boro … son of John and Sue Kilgore … has interest in business

with a very good 3.33 GPA.

Jeremy KilgoreHometown: Greensboro, NC High School: Southeast Guilford

Freshman

Freshman (Fall 2011)Honda Columbia Fall Classic 56th 83-74=157

Tusculum Fall Classic 41st 73-77=150

Tournament Finishes

How do you mark your golf ball.....................................Initials

Favorite Club......................................................................Hybrid

Favorite course I’ve played......................................Fripp Island

Dream job...................................................................Playing golf

Favorite food........................................................................All of it

Favorite movie...............................................................Dark Knight

Place you most want to visit.......................Anywhere tropical

Favorite thing about Catawba....................................Community

I can’t live without......................................................................Golf

A QUICK NINE

Fall 2011: Totaled six rounds over three tournaments with a 77.5

stroke average … had a 13th-place finish at the Montevallo Inter-

collegiate … opened with a 76 and closed with his low round of

75 … also had a 75 and 76 in finishing 23rd at the Honda Colum-

bia Fall Classic.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four time team MVP at Concord High

School ... played in regionals all four years, finishing third as a

senior ... tied for 13th at state championships.

PERSONAL: Born Marshall Wainwright Ritchie on Aug. 4, 1993

in Concord … son of Marshall and Anna Ritchie … has interest in

accounting.

Marshall RitchieHometown: Concord, NC High School: Concord

Freshman (Fall 2011)Kiawah Island Invitational 67th 82-81=163

Honda Columbia Fall Classic 23rd 75-76=151

Montevallo Intercollegiate 13th 76-75=151

Tournament Finishes

Freshman

How do you mark your golf ball............................Smiley face

Dream course.......................................................Pebble Beach

Favorite pro athlete...........................................................DL III

Favorite food.......................................................................Pizza

Favorite TV show.................................................Family Guy

Place you most want to visit..........................................Europe

Favorite Salisbury restaurant......................................................DJ’s

I can’t live without.................................................................Food

Favorite sports team is...........................................Atlanta Hawks

A QUICK NINE


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Tyler RutherfordHometown: Independence, VA High School: Grayson Co.

Freshman

2011: Red-shirting.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Grayson County High School ... was a

three-sport standout, also playing basketball and baseball … helped

baseball to the regional finals and basketball to the district finals.

PERSONAL: Born James Tyler Rutherford on Sept. 1, 1992 in In-

dependence … son of Shelia Haga and Kevin Rutherford … phys-

ical education major.

How do you mark your golf ball........................................Fade

Favorite Club.......................................................................8 Iron

Favorite course I’ve played...................................Independence

Favorite singer.........................................................Rascal Flats

Favorite food......................................................................Mexican

Favorite TV show.................................................................Wlifred

Place you most want to visit........................................California

Favorite thing about Catawba........................................Cafeteria

I can’t live without.......................................................PBJ sandwich

A QUICK NINE


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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS


PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Todd Sapere Paradise Point G.C (Par 70) (4-04-97) 64

2. Nick Sabol Kannapolis C.C. (Par 72) (4-22-95) 66

Todd Sapere Paradise Point G.C (Par 72) (4-06-97) 66

Todd Sapere Paradise Point G.C (Par 70) (3-30-96) 66

Nick Sabol Paradise Point G.C.(Par 70) (4-04-97) 66

Derek Camps Paradise Point G.C.(Par 70) (4-01-00) 66

7. Todd Sapere Harbor Club (Par 72) (5-07-96) 67

Jason Logan Kannapolis C.C. (Par 72) (4-22-95) 67

Clayton Peterson Mountain Air C.C. (Par 71) (9-14-99) 67

Steven Harvey Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4-07-02) 67

Allen Tuttle Brookstone G.C. (Par 72) (9-10-07) 67

Allen Tuttle Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (9-10-07) 67


PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Nick Sabol Kannapolis C.C. (Par 72) (4-22-95) -6

Todd Sapere Paradise Point G.C. (Par 72) (4-06-97) -6


4. Todd Sapere Harbor Club (Par 72) (5-07-96) -5

Jason Logan Kannapolis C.C. (Par 72) (4-22-95) -5

Steven Harvey Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4-07-02) -5

Allen Tuttle Brookstone G.C. (Par 72) (9-10-07) -5

8. Todd Sapere Royal Lakes G.C. (Par 72) (4-03-95) -4

Clayton Peterson Mountain Air C.C. (Par 71) (9-14-99) -4


Derek Camps Paradise Point G.C.(Par 70) (4-01-00) -4

Clayton Peterson Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4-07-02) -4

Steven Harvey Mimosa Hills C.C (Par 72) (9-08-03) -4

Steven Harvey Musgrove Mill G.C. (Par 72) (10-08-03) -4

Allen Tuttle Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (9-10-07) -4

Eric Schmehl Brookstone G.C. (Par 72) (9-09-08) -4


PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Steven Harvey Musgrove Mill G.C. (Par 72) (10/7-8/03) 138

Allen Tuttle Brookstone G.C. (Par 72) (9/10-11/07) 138

Eric Schmehl Mid-Carolina C.C. (Par 72) (9/16/07) 138

4. Nick Sabol Lakeside G.C. (Par 72) (10/8-9/96) 139

Adrian Marbry Salisbury C.C. (par 71) (4/23-24/99) 139

Elliot Blake Link Hills C.C. (Par 71) (9/29/30/08) 139

7. Chad Clayton Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (10/31-11/1/94) 140

Christopher McCoy Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (4/23-24/99) 140

Allen Tuttle Woodlake G.C. (Par 72) (10/22-23/07) 140

Eric Schmehl Link Hills C.C. (Par 71) (9/29/30/08) 140



PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Steven Harvey Musgrove Mill G.C. (Par 72) (10/7-8/03) -6

Allen Tuttle Brookstone G.C. (Par 72) (9/10-11/07) -6

Eric Schmehl Mid-Carolina C.C. (Par 72) (9/16/07) -6

4. Nick Sabol Lakeside G.C. (Par 72) 10/8-9/96) -5

5. Allen Tuttle Woodlake G.C. (Par 72) (10/22-23/07) -4

Brad Cline Woodlake G.C. (Par 72) (10/18-19/10) -4

7. Clayton Peterson Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4/6-7/02) -3

Derek Camps Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4/6-7/02) -3

Elliot Blake Crescent G.C. (Par 72) (3/17-18/08) -3

Elliot Blake Link Hills C.C. (Par 71) (9/29/30/08) -3

Jonathan Clapp Woodlake G.C. (Par 72) (10/19-20/09) -3

12. Chad Clayton Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (10/31-11/1/94) -2

Blair Matthews Old North State Club (Par 72) (9/17-18/02) -2

Derek Camps Old North State Club (Par 72) (9/17-18/02) -2

Derek Paschal Statesville C.C. (Par 72) (10/10-11/05) -2

Eric Schmehl Link Hills C.C. (Par 71) (9/29/30/08) -2

17. Adrian Marbry Pine Needles G.C. (Par 72) (3/29-30/97) -1

Steven Harvey Mimosa Hills C.C. (Par 72) (9/8-9/03) -1

Richard Lowe Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4/1-2/06) -1

Allen Tuttle Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (3/3-4/08) -1

Jonathan Clapp Link Hills C.C. (Par 71) (9/28-29/09) -1


PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Todd Sapere Paradise Point G.C (Par 72/70) (4/4-6/97) 204

2. Steven Harvey Lakeside G.C. (Par 72) (4-26-27/02) 212

3. Nick Sabol Auburn Links G.C. (Par 72) (5/4-6/98) 213

4. Nick Sabol Kannapolis C.C. (Par 72) (4/21-23/95) 214

5. Nick Sabol Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (4/17-19/98) 215

6. Chris Pyzik Gates Four C.C. (Par 72) (4/16-18/92) 216

Todd Sapere Paradise Point G.C. (Par 72/70) (3/29-31/96) 216

Nick Sabol Paradise Point G.C (Par 72/70) (4/4-6/97) 216

Clayton Peterson Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4/6-7/02) 216


PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Todd Sapere Paradise Point G.C (Par 72/70) (4/4-6/97) -10

3. Steven Harvey Lakeside G.C. (Par 72) (4-26-27/02) -4

4. Nick Sabol Auburn Links G.C. (Par 72) (5/4-6/98) -3

5. Nick Sabol Kannapolis C.C. (Par 72) (4/21-23/95) -2

6. Chris Pyzik Gates Four C.C. (Par 72) (4/16-18/95) E

Clayton Peterson Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4/6-7/02) E

8. Todd Sapere Harbor Club (Par 72) (5/6-8/96) +1

Andrew Wymer Lakeside G.C. (Par 72) (4/25-26/03) +1

10. Todd Sapere Paradise Point G.C. (Par 72/70) (3/29-31/96) +2

Nick Sabol Paradise Point G.C. (Par 72/70) (4/4-6/97) +2

Blair Matthews Lake Hickory C.C. (Par 72) (4/18-19/05) +2

Richard Lowe Lake Hickory C.C. (Par 72) (4/10-11/06) +2

Clayton Peterson5th Best Career Scoring Avg.

Two-time Tournament Medalist

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LOW SCORE - FOUR ROUNDS

PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Todd Sapere Legend Trail G.C. (Par 72) (5/20-23/97) 288

2. Joe Boley TPC at Sawgrass(Valley) (Par 72) (6/1-4/93) 291

3. Nick Sabol Mission Inn G.C. (Par 72) (5/19-22/98) 306

4. Joe Boley Cedar Creek G.C. (Par 72) (5/16-20/95) 309

5. Nick Sabol Cedar Creek G.C. (Par 72) (5/16-20/95) 318

LOW SCORE TO PAR - FOUR ROUNDS

PLACE DATE SCORE

1. Todd Sapere Legend Trail G.C. (Par 72) (5/20-23/97) E

2. Joe Boley TPC at Sawgrass(Valley) (Par 72) (6/1-4/93) +3

3. Nick Sabol Mission Inn G.C. (Par 72) (5/19-22/98) +18

4. Joe Boley Cedar Creek G.C. (Par 72) (5/16-20/95) +21

5. Nick Sabol Cedar Creek G.C. (Par 72) (5/16-20/95) +30

MOST ROUNDS PLAYED

SEASON RNDS CAREER RNDS

1. Todd Sapere (1997) 31 1. Nick Sabol (1995-98) 113

2. Nick Sabol (1995) 30 2. Chad Clayton (1993-96) 105

Chad Clayton (1995) 30 3. Adrian Marbry (1997-00) 96

4. Todd Sapere (1995) 28 4. John Sawka (1993-96) 94

Nick Sabol (1996) 28 5. Joe Boley (1992-95) 92

Todd Sapere (1996) 28 6. Steven Harvey (01-02,04-05) 88

John Sawka (1996) 28 7. Todd Sapere (1995-97) 87

Nick Sabol (1998) 28

MOST INDIVIDUAL WINS

SEASON WINS CAREER WINS

1. Nick Sabol (1998) 2 1. Nick Sabol (1995-98) 4

Clayton Peterson (2000) 2 2. Clayton Peterson (1999-02) 2

Steven Harvey (2004) 2 Steven Harvey (01-02,04-05) 2

Adrian Marbry#4 in Career Scoring Avg.

1999 SAC Player of the Year

Derek CampsTied for Second Lowest Round

with 66

Todd Sapere#2 Career Scoring Avg.

Record Low for Three and Four

Round Tournaments


LOWEST SCORING AVERAGE

SEASON (Min. 10 Rounds) RNDS AVG.

1. Allen Tuttle (2008) 21 73.38 CAREER (Min. 40 Rounds) RNDS AVG.

2. Brad Cline (2011) 21 74.05 1. Nick Sabol (1995-98) 113 75.33

3. Nick Sabol (1998) 28 74.32 2. Todd Sapere (1995-97) 87 75.89

4. Jonathan Clapp (2010) 20 74.35 3. Chris McCoy (1998-00) 66 76.19

5. Todd Sapere (1997) 31 74.48 4. Adrian Marbry (1997-00) 96 76.25

6. Elliot Blake (2008) 16 74.50 5. Clayton Peterson (1999-02) 78 76.36

7. Eric Schmehl (2008) 16 74.75 6. Chris Pyzik (1989-92) 47 76.45

8. Nick Sabol (1997) 27 74.77 7. Steven Harvey(01-02,04-05) 88 76.48

8. Elliot Blake (2008-11) 71 76.48

9. Clayton Peterson (2002) 21 74.91 9. Derek Paschal (2006-09) 73 76.75

10. Adrian Marbry (2000) 26 75.04 10. Jonathan Clapp (2007-10) 50 77.04

11. Evan Kilchenstein (2011) 60 77.12

11. Evan Kilchenstein (2011) 19 75.05 12. Eric Schmehl (2007-10) 68 77.15

12. Steven Harvey (2002) 25 75.08 13. Allen Tuttle (2005-08) 57 77.18

13. Elliot Blake (2011) 21 75.24 14. Bryan Shepherd (1996-98) 49 77.27

14. Todd Sapere (1996) 28 75.29 15. Richard Lowe (2003-06) 79 77.38

15. Derek Paschal (2008) 16 75.31 16. Andrew Wymer (2000-03) 63.5 77.53

16. Eric Schmehl (2009) 20 75.50 17. Derek Camps (2000-03) 83 77.53

17. Todd Janssen (2008) 13 75.69 18. Jamie Hall (1997-00) 71 77.61

18. Brad Cline (2010) 20 75.70 19. Joe Boley (1992-95) 92 77.82

19. Chris McCoy (1998) 24 75.71 20. Jon Allen (2003-06) 74 78.01

20. Nick Sabol (1995) 30 75.87 21. Chad Clayton (1993-96) 105 78.26

21. Clayton Peterson (2000) 16 75.94

22. Chris Pyzik (1992) 18 76.00

Dan Aycock (2001) 11 76.00

Derek Camps (2003) 11 76.00

Steven Harvey (2004) 26 76.00

Allen TuttleLowest Season Scoring Avg.

Nick SabolCareer Scoring Leader

1995 NCAA-II National Freshman of the Year

Chad Clayton2-time SAC Scholar Athlete

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TEAM RECORDS


SCORE PLACE DATE

1. 271 Paradise Point G.C. (Par 70) (4-04-97)



4. 278 Kannapolis C.C. (Par 72) (4-22-95)

5. 279 Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4-07-02)

6. 282 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (4-17-98)

282 Paradise Point G.C. (Par 70) (3-28-98)


SCORE PLACE DATE

1. -10 Kannapolis C.C. (Par 72) (4-22-95)

2. -9 Paradise Point G.C. (Par 70) (4-04-97)

-9 Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4-07-02)



6. -2 Old North State Club (Par 72) (9-18-95)

-2 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (4-17-98)

-2 Musgrove Mill G.C. (Par 72) (10-08-03)


SCORE PLACE DATE

1. 568 Link Hills C.C. (Par 71) (9/29/30/08)

2. 571 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (4/23-24/99)

3. 578 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (3/3-4/08)

578 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (3/3-6/10)

5. 580 Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4/6-7/02)

580 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (9/28-29/09)

7. 581 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (3/6-7/00)

8. 582 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10/1-2/07)

9. 583 Blackberry Trail (Par 72) (10/15-16/07)

10. 585 Woodlake G.C. (Par 72) (10/19-20/09)

11. 586 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (11/17-18/97)



SCORE PLACE DATE

1 E Link Hills C.C. (Par 71) (9/29/30/08)

2. +2 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (3/3-6/10)

3. +3 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (4/23-24/99)

4. +4 Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (4/6-7/02)

+4 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (9/28-29/09)

6. +6 Link Hills C.C. (Par 72) (10/1-2/07)

7. +7 Blackberry Trail (Par 72) (10/15-16/07)

8. +9 Woodlake G.C. (Par 72) (10/19-20/09)

9. +10 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (3/3-4/08)


+11 Carolina Sands G.C. (Par 72) (3/31-4/1/07)


13. +13 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (3/6-7/00)

14. +15 Bryan Park G.C. (Par 72) (3/6-7/95)


SCORE PLACE DATE

1. 861 Paradise Point G.C. (Par 72/70) (4/4-6/97)

2. 865 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (4/17-19/98)

4. 871 Lakeside G.C. (Par 72) (4/26-27/02)

4. 880 Paradise Point G.C. (Par 72/70) (3/27-29/98)

5. 882 Kannapolis C.C. (Par 72) (4/21-23/95)

882 North Shore C.C. (Par 72) (5/6-8/02)

7. 884 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (4/24-26/97)


SCORE PLACE DATE

1. +5 Paradise Point G.C. (Par 72/70) (4/4-6/97)

2. +7 Lakeside G.C. (Par 72) (4/26-27/02)

3. +13 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (4/17-19/98)

4. +18 Kannapolis C.C. (Par 72) (4/21-23/95)

+18 North Shore C.C. (Par 72) (5/6-8/02)

6. +19 Salisbury C.C. (Par 71) (4/24-26/97)

LOWEST SCORE AVG. - SEASON

RNDS AVG.

1. 1998 24 298.63

2. 2008 22 299.77

3. 2002 25 301.60

4. 2000 26 302.77

5. 2010 22 303.64

6. 1997 27 304.15

7. 1996 28 304.29

8. 1995 30 304.83

9. 2009 20 305.20

MOST WINS - SEASON

WINS

1. 2000 5

2. 1998 3

3. 1995 2

1999 2

Leslie Dent is in her first year as Assistant Athletic Trainer at

Catawba College. In addition to her medical coverage for the men’s and

women’s cross country teams, she also oversees coverage for the bas-

ketball, swimming, tennis and golf teams, which includes both home and

away practice and game coverage.

Dent received her Master of Arts, Exercise, Leisure and Sport with a concentration in athletic

training from Kent State University this past May. While at Kent State, Dent worked with the football,

softball and women’s basketball squads.

Dent earned a Bachelor of Science degree in athletic training from East Carolina University in

2009. She worked with numerous sports at ECU, including football, softball, women’s basketball and

women’s soccer. She has also helped staff regional basketball tournaments for the North Carolina

High School Athletic Association.

LESLIE DENT MA, LAT, ATCASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

ATHLETIC TRAINING

John D. Coble Athletic Training Room

The John D Coble athletic training room is located on the bottom floor of the Abernathy physi-

cal education building and provides the medical care for 13 of Catawba’s 19 sports. Prior to 2002,

when the Hayes Field House was completed, all athletic teams used this facility. Over the past 40

years, the athletic training room has been expanded and improved to its current size of 1325 square

feet.

Athletes receive injury prevention, assessment, management and rehabilitation here. There

are 7 treatment tables and 3 taping tables available. The facility provides state-of-the art modality

treatment, which includes ultrasound, electrical stimulation, diathermy and a hydrotherapy room for

hot or cold whirlpools. In addition, a portion of the facility is equipped with rehabilitation equipment

such as a stationary bike, elliptical, stair stepper, Biodex total body gym, physioballs and free weights.

Also included are two athletic trainer offices and a private Doctors exam room.





PROSPECTIVE STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMICSYou are a “prospective student‐ath‐lete” when you start ninth‐gradeclasses.

You become a “recruited student‐ath‐lete” at a particular college if anycoach or representative of the col‐lege’s athletics interest (booster orrepresentative) approaches you (orany member of your family) about en‐rolling and participating in athletics atthat college. Activities by coaches orboosters that cause you to become arecruited prospective student‐athleteare:‐providing you with an official visit;‐visiting you or any other member ofyour family anywhere other than thecollege campus;‐placing more than one telephone callto you or any other member of yourfamily; or‐Signing a National Letter of Intent.

To practice orplay duringyour fresh‐man year,you mustmeet theprovisions ofNCAA Bylaw14.3, whichinclude: (a) graduating from highschool, (b) achieving a minimum cu‐mulative grade point average in 14core courses, and achieving a corre‐sponding minimum combined scoreon the SAT, or a minimum sum totalscore on the ACT as determined bythe NCAA Initial Eligibility Center.Register with the Eligibility Center assoon as possible. At the followingweb address:www.ncaaclearinghouse.net.

CONTACT INFORMATIONShould you have any questions re‐garding NCAA rules and regulations,please feel free to contact CatawbaCollege and Craig Turnbull, Director ofCompliance, at (704) 637‐4475. Infor‐mation can also be located atwww.gocatawbaindians.com/compli‐ance.

In the realm of NCAA Rules Compliance, the general rule is

"Ask First !!!"

NCAA Compliance


ADMISSIONS

Inquiries regarding admissio n to Catawba College are al-

ways warmly welcomed. If you are interested in joining the

Catawba community you should apply for admission anytime

after your sixth semester of high school.

Catawba follows the usual guidelines for “rolling admis-

sions” and, therefore, has no closing date for accepting ap-

plications. Applying early will ensure you an early response

from the college.

In your application, you are asked to provide a wide va-

riety of information relating to your academic and co-curric-

ular background. this information is used to help determine

your potential to profit from, as well as contribute to, the

Catawba community.

You must complete a minimum of 16 units of high school

course work, 12 of which should be in academic subjects.

The following college preparatory course work is strongly rec-

ommended: four units of English; three units of mathematics

(Algebra I or above); three units of Laboratory Science; three

units of Social Science; and two units of foreign language.

Your admission to Catawba also will be evaluated by class

rank, grade point average, SAT or ACT examination scores,

and academic course selection.

Arrangements for visits to the Catawba campus may be

made by calling 1-800-CATAWBA, or by writing the Office of

Admissions, Catawba College, 2300 W. Innes Street, Salis-

bury, NC, 28144.

COACHES DIRECTORY

Baseball........................Jim Gantt......................704-637-4469Basketball (M)..............Jim Baker......................704-637-4473Basketball (W)..............Angie Morton................704-637-4471Cross Country (M&W).........Bill Haggerty.................704-637-4473Football........................Chip Hester..................704-637-4424Golf (M&W)..................Sam Gealy....................704-637-4236Lacrosse (M)...............Peter Borque..................704-637-4485Lacrosse (W)..............Ashley Gilroy..................704-637-4408Soccer (M)..................Liam Farrell....................704-637-4348Soccer (W).................Michael Swan.................704-637-4324Softball........................Nan Whitley..................704-637-4359Swimming (M&W).........Betsy Graham.................704-637-4672Tennis (M&W)...............Jeff Childress..................704-637-4265Volleyball (W)...............Ginger Hamric................704-637-4480






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DATE TOURNAMENT SITE HOSTSep. 12-13 Anderson Invitational Cobbs Glen GC Anderson

Anderson,SCSep. 26-27 Tusculum Women’s Fall Classic Link Hills CC Tusculum

Greeneville,NCOct. 3-4 LR/Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate Sea Trail GC Lenoir-Rhyne

Myrtle Beach,SCOct. 17-18 Patsy Rendleman Invitational CC of Salisbury Catawba

Salisbury,NCOct. 24-25 Flagler Fall Slam Marsh Creek CC Flagler

St. Augustine’s,FLFeb. 4-5 Kiawah Intercollegiate Cougar Point GC Tusculum

Kiawah Island,SCFeb. 27-28 Cougar Collegiate CC of Columbus Columbus St.

Columbus, GAMar. 26-27 Hargett Invitational Olde Sycamore GC Wingate

Mint Hill, NCApr. 2-3 Agnes McAmis Memorial Link Hills GC Tusculum

Greeneville,TNApr. 16-17 SAC Championships Rock Barn CC SAC

Claremont,NC

MMEENNSep. 5-6 Kiawah Invitational Cougar Point GC USC Aiken

Kiawah Island,SCSep. 17 Honda Classic Mid-Carolina CC Newberry

Prosperity,SCSep. 26-27 Tusculum Men’s Fall Classic Link Hills CC Tusculum

Greeneville,TNOct. 3-4 Montevallo Intercollegiate Timberline GC Montevallo

Calera,ALOct. 17-18 LMU Invitational Wasioto Winds GC Lincoln Memorial

Pineville,KYFeb. 6-7 Outback Intercollegiate Hombre GC Catawba

Panama City Beach,FLMar. 5-6 Richard Rendleman Invitational CC of Salisbury Catawba

Salisbury,NCMar. 10-11 Tusculum Men’s Classic Link Hills CC Tusculum

Greeneville,TNMar. 19-20 Pinehurst Challenge National GC Wingate

Pinehurst,NCM/31-A/1 Carolina Sands Invitational Carolina Sands GC UNC Pembroke

White Lake,NCApr. 16-17 SAC Championships Rock Barn CC SAC

Claremont,NC

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