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Sept. 10-11Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic

Ptarmigan Country Club, Windsor, Colo.298-288-310=896 / T5th of 17

Sept. 17-18Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational

UNM Championship Course, Albuquerque309-296-304=909 / 10th of 17

Oct. 15-17Susie Maxwell Berning Classic

Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club, Norman, Okla.310-308-304=922 / T13th of 18

Oct. 28-30Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational

University of Texas Golf Club, Austin, Texas313-292-311=916 / 14th of 15

Feb. 16-17Peg Barnard Invitational

Stanford Golf Course, Stanford, Calif.302-313=615 / 11th of 13

March 4-5Bruin Wave Invitational

El Caballero Country Club, Tarzana, Calif.309-325-343=977 / 12th of 15

March 12-13Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational

Kaneòhe Klipper Golf Course, Kaneòhe, Oàhu, Hawai’i298-308-315=921 / 7th of 16

March 31-April 2The Farms Invitational

The Farms Golf Club, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.317-319-326=962 / 13th of 15

April 15-16Fresno State Lexus Classic

Copper River Country Club, Fresno, Calif.312-301-304=917 / 9th of 15

April 25-27Mountain West Championships

Mission Hills Country Club, Rancho Mirage, Calif.323-320-306=949 / 6th of 8

May 9-11

NCAA West RegionalStanford Golf Course, Stanford, Calif., Sammi Stevens 73-76-74=223 / T39th

2012-13 SCHEDULE/RESULTS SEASON REVIEW - The 2012-13 University of New Mexico women’s golf season came to an end May 11 when junior Sammi Stevens competed at the NCAA West Regional at Stanford, Ca-lif. Stevens tied for 39th, falling short of qualifying for the NCAA Championships. As a team, UNM did not qualify for NCAA regionals for the first time in program history. The Lobos had advanced every year since regional play began in 1993.

DE ROEY WINS 2013 MW CHAMPIONSHIP - UNM junior Manon De Roey birdied the first playoff hole to win the individual title at the Mountain West women’s golf championships in Rancho Mirage, Calif. Playing the par-5, 521-yard 18th hole, De Roey rolled in an uphill 20-footer for the dramatic victory over UNLV’s Demi Mak. Both players finished 54 holes at 7-over 223 at the Mission Hills Country Club’s Dinah Shore Course (par 72, 6,234 yards). In the playoff, De Roey and Mak both found the right rough off the tee. They laid up and had 100 yards to the flag. De Roey left her approach shot under the hole while Mak was long and had a tough downhill putt. Mak missed her birdie attempt. “It feels really good,” said De Roey of the victory. “I was a little down for three tournaments before Fresno (April 15-16), but I played pretty well there and that helped this week.” De Roey is the first Lobo to claim MW medalist honors since Jodi Ewart in 2010, and the fourth overall since 2000. Ewart won it three times. De Roey, Mak and Nevada’s Nikki Prichard all took turns atop the leaderboard in the final round. De Roey held the outright lead at 4 over after a birdie on 9. She shot 34 on the front, but fell to a 39 on the back, dropping two shots behind Mak. Having to wait almost 90 minutes for Mak to complete her round, De Roey and her Lobo teammates left the course to have lunch. Mak took a one-shot advantage after a birdie at the par-3 17th, but she bogeyed 18 to set up the playoff. A native of Schilde, Belgium, De Roey won UNM’s first tourna-ment of the season last September at the Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic in Windsor, Colo. She is just the fourth Lobo to win at least two tournaments in an academic year. Caroline Keggi won three times in 1986-87. Kristi Arrington (1984-85) and Jodi Ewart (2008-09) both won twice. As a team, the Lobos posted their best round of the tournament (306) to finish at 85-over 949 (323-320-306) and move ahead of Colorado State for sixth place in the eight-team field. UNLV (904) won the team championship by 12 shots over Boise State. “It was a good way to finish,” said UNM head coach Jill Trujillo of De Roey’s triumph. “I’m proud of the way we finished, especially senior Beth Buchner.” Junior Sammi Stevens posted her best round of the tourna-ment (75) to finish in 12th place at 231 (78-78-75). For the tour-

GENERAL INFORMATION

School .................University of New MexicoLocation ...........Albuquerque, New MexicoFounded .....1889 by Territorial LegislatureEnrollment ......................................28,800Nickname ......................................... LobosColors................................. Cherry & SilverConference ........................Mountain WestPresident ........................ Dr. Robert FrankVice President for Athletics .... Paul KrebsSr. Woman Administrator. ... Janice RuggieroLetterwinners Returning/Lost ............4/22013 MWC Finish .................................6th2013 NCAA Finish ................................n/a

COACHING STAFFHead coach ..................................Jill TrujilloAlma Mater .........................New Mexico ‘90Trujillo phone ........................ 505/235-5590Trujillo e-mail .................... jktpro@unm.eduAssistant coach .................... Kari ZimmerlyZimmerly phone .................... 505/379-7818Zimmerly e-mail ...... kazimmelry@unm.eduGolf office fax ........................ 505/277-1470

MEDIA RELATIONSWomen’s Golf Contact .......... Greg RemingtonContact Office .....................505/925-5526Media Relations Office .......505/925-5520Cell .......................................505/796-2998Contact e-mail ............gregrem@unm.edu

COURSE INFORMATIONCourse .......... UNM Championship CourseYardage .............................................6,167Par ..........................................................73Pro Shop Phone ..................505/277-4546

NCAA HISTORY

15 NCAA AppearancesTop Finish: 6th (1985)

1982 - 8th - Stanford Golf Course - 12511983 - 12th - UGA Golf Course - Georgia - 12421984 - 8th - Innisbrook Resort - Georgia - 12451985 - 6th - New Seabury CC, Amherst - 12571987 - 7th - UNM South Course - UNM - 12051988 - 14th - University GC - New Mexico St. - 12221993 - 16th - UGA GC - Georgia - 12671995 - 15th - Pete Dye GC - UNC-Wilmington - 12321996 - 17th - Dunes Course - UCLA - 13081998 - T8th - University Ridge - Wisconsin - 11992001 - 21st - Mission Inn Golf Resort - Stetson - 12372004 - T15th - Grand National Course - Auburn - 11972007 - 22nd - LPGA International - Cent. Fla. - 12542009 - 19th - Caves Valley GC - Georgetown - 12422010 - T16th - CC of Landfall - UNC Wilmington - 1189

Top Individuals1987 - Caroline Keggi - 1st - 2891986 - Caroline Keggi - T2nd - 2921980 - Kris Monaghan - 3rd - 2931998 - Ryley Webb - T6th - 2871982 - Theresa Schreck - 11th - 3021981 - Kris Monaghan - T12th - 305

Name Ht. Class/Exp. Hometown/Last SchoolBeth Buchner 5-6 Sr-3L Loveland, Colo. (Loveland HS)Manon De Roey 5-3 Jr-2L Schilde, Belgium (SportHumanitoria Hasselt)Sofia Hoglund 5-6 Jr-1L Kokkola, Finland (Baylor School)Ira Knopf 5-5 Fr-HS Schwalbach, Germany (Heinrich von Kleist Schule)Xenia Knopf 5-7 Fr-HS Schwalbach, Germany (Heinrich von Kleist Schule) Sammi Stevens 5-6 Jr-1L Hereford, Texas (Leadbetter Academy)

Head Coach: Jill Trujillo (New Mexico ‘90 - 6th year)Assistant Coach: Kari Zimmerly (New Mexico ‘93 - 1st year)

2012-13 LOBO ROSTER

nament, Stevens was 1 over on the front nine, but 14 over on the rugged back side. Stevens entered the championships second in the MW with a scoring average of 74.62. De Roey and Stevens were both named first team all-Mountain West. Stevens was also chosen to the squad in 2012. Senior Beth Buchner birdied the first two holes leading to a 75, her best round of the spring. She finished 35th at 246 (86-85-75). Junior Sofia Hoglund finished in a tie for 36th at 249 (84-82-83). Freshman Ira Knopf tied for 39th at 266 (88-87-91).

JUNIOR CLINIC TIME - The 2013 Lobo Junior Golf Clinic will be held June 3-6 and June 10-13 at the UNM Championship Course. Both sessions are from 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. daily. The clinics are hosted by UNM men’s coaches Glen Millican and Brian Kortan and women’s coaches Jill Trujillo and Kari Zimmerly. For more information or to volunteer, contact Zimmerly at (505) 505-379-7818, Kortan at (505) 414-4452 or by e-mail at unmgolf@yahoo.com. Online registra-tion is available at lobojuniorgolfcamp.com. GREAT SHOWING FOR EWART SHADOFF - Former Lobo Jodi Ewart Shadoff is showing she belongs at the highest level of ladies professional golf. Now in her second full season on the LPGA Tour, Ewart has missed only three cuts in her brief career while earning more than $345,000. A 2010 UNM graduate and three-time All-American, Ewart Shadoff equaled her best finish by placing in a tie for seventh at this year’s first major, the Kraft Nabisco Championship. She shot a 5-under 283 (68-72-74-69) at the Mission Hills Country Club in Rancho Mirage, Calif., and had a share of the lead after the first round.

THE BRANCH LAW FIRM CLINIC - UNM women’s golf hosted the annual Branch Law Firm Women’s Golf Clinic March 23, at the UNM Championship Golf Course. The free clinic was open to all levels of women’s golfers. The clinic was taught by UNM head coach Jill Trujillo, who is a certified LPGA/PGA Professional, assistant coach Kari Zimmerly and the Lobo women’s golf team.

HEAD COACH JILL TRUJILLO - A 1990 UNM graduate and golf letterwinner from 1987-90, Jill Trujillo has completed six seasons in charge of the women’s golf program. Trujillo has led New Mexico to five team titles, including three consecutive Mountain West Conference championships from 2008-10, and NCAA postseason five times (2008-12). She was named 2007-08 MWC Coach of the Year. Trujillo was head coach when UNM advanced to the 2007 NCAA Champion-ships at Daytona Beach, Fla. The Lobos finished 22nd at the Championships in 2007, 19th in 2009 and tied for 16th in 2010.

STEVENS MW GOLFER OF THE WEEK...TWICE - For her spring performanc-es at the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational and the Fresno State Lexus Classic, Stevens was selected Mountain West Women’s Golfer of the Week. She placed

third at both events, equaling her best finishes as a Lobo. The Hereford, Texas, native recorded five birdies in each of the final two rounds of the Thompson Invitational on her way to a career-best 54-hole total of 217 (71-73-73). At the Fresno Classic, Stevens finished at 4-over 218 (73-69-76). The 69 in the second round tied a career low.

DE ROEY HAS GREAT FALL SEMESTER - Junior Manon De Roey had a tremendous start to her junior season. She won her first collegiate tournament and set a school record in the process. De Roey opened the season by winning the Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic in Windsor, Colo. She carded a 207 (69-68-70), the lowest 54-hole total by a UNM women’s golfer. The previous record was 208 held by former All-American Jodi Ewart at the 2009 Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational at the UNM Championship Course. De Roey finished 9 under, the third best score in relation to par by a Lobo. Ewart was 11 under at the 2009 McGuire while Caroline Keggi finished 10 under at the 1986 Roadrun-ner Invitational at the New Mexico State University course in Las Cruces. While winning the title comfortably by four shots over Texas Tech’s Kimberly Kaufman, De Roey posted the three lowest rounds of her UNM career. She previously shot 71 on three occasions. De Roey was named Mountain West Golfer of the Month for her stellar performances in September. After winning in Colorado, the junior collected her second top 10 finish at the Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational Sept. 17-18. She posted a 54-hole total of 1-over 220 (75-72-73) to tie for ninth at the UNM Championship Course. In six rounds, De Roey recorded four rounds under par. It’s the first career MW Golfer of the Month award for De Roey.

PROGRAM RECORD FOR GPA - The UNM women’s golf team established a program semester record for highest grade point average last fall with a 3.79 (on a 4.0 scale). It was the highest GPA among the 16 Lobo sports programs during the 2012 fall semester. The previous high for the golf program was 3.78 in the spring of 2005.

MOLLE, SAULNIER, JAEGER SIGN WITH UNM - On Dec. 7, University of New Mexico women’s golf coach Jill Trujillo announced Manon Molle and Eva Saulnier signed national letters of intent to attend UNM as freshmen in the fall of 2013. On April 21, Trujillo announced Katerina Jaeger (ya-gur) had also signed a national letter of intent. Molle is from Bains-sur-Oust, France, in the northwest part of the country. She has been a member of the French Junior National team since she was 14. Molle currently holds an amateur ranking of No. 14 among French women and a handicap of -1.4. She won the 2010 French Junior stroke play championship at 218 (71-75-72), tied for first at the 2011 French Junior Championship at 301 (77-79-72-73) and finished second at the 2012 Irish Girls Junior Championship at 223 (76-72-75). Molle has considerable international experience, com-peting for France in the European Girls Championship and in

Name Years Rds. Strks. Avg.1. Jodi Ewart ................2007-10 .......127 ......9,285 ........ 73.112. Kailin Downs ............2002-05 .......119 ......8,851 ........74.383. Ashley Rollins ..........2004-06 ........70 .......5,253 ........75.044. Katrina Leckovic ......2002-04 ........92 .......6,931 ........75.355. Christine Fernandez ...... 2004-06 ........64 .......4,827 ........75.426. Kristi Larsen .............2001-03 ........77 .......5,817 ........75.557. Sammi Stevens ......2011-13 ........93 .......7,047 ........75.778. Caroline Keggi .........1985-87 ........95 .......7,203 ........75.829. Ryley Webb .............1998-01 .......126 ......9,560 ........75.8710. Rebecca Hellbom ....2009-12 .......129 ......9,821 ........76.1311. Britney Choy ............2007-10 ........87 .......6,633 ........76.2412. Mikaela Backstedt .......2006-09 .......126 ......9,618 ........76.3313. Christina Spence .....2002-05 ........82 .......6,268 ........76.4814. Manon De Roey ......2011-13 ........91 .......6,967 ........76.5615. Shannon Johnson .....2002-04 ........76 .......5,821 ........76.59Minimum 49 Rounds Played

CAREER LOW STROKE AVERAGE

matches against Italy, Norway and Spain. She was a member of the European team at the 2010 Junior Ryder Cup in Scot-land, and has played in tournaments in Germany, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Scotland and Spain, and two professional events as an amateur. Saulnier, a native of Savonnieres, France, is a top-10 ju-nior player. The left-hander is currently ranked 41st in France with a handicap of -0.4. Saulnier had 10 top-10 finishes in 20 tournaments in 2012, including a 14th place finish at the British Girls Amateur. Her low round was a 67 at the AGF Conseils Trophy tournament at Chiberta Golf Club near Biarritz. Saulnier’s low 54-hole total was 210 (69-73-68) when she won the Grand Prix de Vichy tournament in a four-hole playoff. “We have a real French connection going with Manon and Eva becoming Lobos next season,” said UNM head coach Jill Trujillo. “We’re really excited about them joining us next fall.” A native of Stavanger, Norway - which is located in the far southwestern corner of the country - Jaeger will graduate from St. Svithun VGS in June. She has a 4.0 grade-point-average in high school and was elected to student council four years at St. Svithun. Jaeger played in 17 individual and/or team competitions in 2011-12. In 2011, she won the Titleist Region Tour (70-69=139) and the Titleist Tour No. 3 (73-73-75=221), which is the highest level of competition in Norway for girls under 19. Jaeger was also a member of the winning team at the 2012 Norwegian girl’s team championship. She has competed in tournaments in Germany and Wales as well. In 2010, Jaeger was the top point scorer for her country in the Tinius Cup, a competition between Norway and Sweden played in a Ryder Cup format. For her effort, Jaeger earned a trip to the 2011 Solheim Cup in Ireland. “We’re excited to add Katerina to our class for 2013,” said Trujillo. “She has performed at a high level for several years.” In addition to her golfing skills, Jaeger has competed in tennis and track and field. She has also been part of the Stavanger Theater since 2006. Jaeger has acted in four plays - close to 100 total performances - including “Snow White,”

“Journey to the Christmas Heart,” “The Thousand Hearts,” where she played the lead role, and “The Tempest.”

UNM REMEMBERS PATTY OLLIGES - A great friend and benefactor to the University of New Mexico and the UNM Athletics Department, Patty Olliges (ALL-uh-gus) passed away Oct. 12 at her home in Las Vegas, Nev. She was 74. Most prominently, Olliges provided funding for construc-tion of the Lobo men’s and women’s golf offices at the UNM Championship Golf Course. The Patty Howard Golf Complex was dedicated in September of 2000. “I just want to give back to the University that gave me so much,” Olliges said at the dedication. “UNM gave me an education and a lot of good memories.” An Albuquerque native who attended Highland High School and was a 1961 graduate of UNM, Patty Howard Olliges attended the University when there was no women’s golf team. So, she practiced with the men’s team, coached by Dick McGuire. She played in the 1957 William H. Tucker Intercollegiate, a co-ed tournament at the time, which McGuire started in 1955. Olliges credited McGuire with her becoming such an avid golfer. “I feel fortunate to have gotten to know Patty,” said Paul Krebs, UNM Vice-President for Athletics. “She was a pas-sionate person who had a strong affinity for Albuquerque and Lobo athletics, specifically our golf programs. She made a difference for our student-athletes. Her unfiltered opinions about Lobo athletics made us better.” “Patty was a great friend to the Lobo golf program and the University of New Mexico as a whole,” said UNM head women’s golf coach Jill Trujillo. “She cheered us on even when her health was in decline and was always happy to see us. It is a loss we will feel for a long time.” “You couldn’t find a stronger, more generous supporter of Lobo athletics and our golf programs than Patty Olliges,” said UNM head men’s golf coach Glen Millican. “Patty was

a great alum and she meant a great deal to the University of New Mexico. We will be forever grateful to her and her family for the support they shared with our programs.”

LOBOS AGAIN LAUDED FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT - For the fourth time in the past five seasons, the University of New Mexico women’s golf team has been recognized by the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) for its academic performance. The Lobos combined to post a 3.735 grade-point-average for the 2011-12 academic year, easily the highest GPA among Mountain West institutions and No. 5 nationally. “I know all of our ladies would like to play professional golf, however, they also know that goal is extremely ambitious,” said head coach Jill Trujillo. “They recognize the tremendous value of receiving an education and a degree from The Uni-versity of New Mexico.”

FIVE LOBOS RECOGNIZED FOR ACADEMICS - The National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) recognized five Lobos as All-American Scholars for 2011-12. Beth Buchner, Rebecca Hellbom, Sofia Hoglund, Sarah Salvo and Sammi Stevens all met the criteria requiring a minimum cumulative grade-point-average of 3.50. UNM women’s golf has had at least two NGCA All-American scholars every year since 2005. Hellbom received the accolade for the fourth straight year. Buchner was recognized for the third straight season, Salvo her second in a row while Hoglund and Stevens are first-time honorees. The same quintet received the 2011-12 Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award. The award is one of the highest ac-ademic honors bestowed by the Conference. To be eligible for selection, student-athletes must have completed at least two academic terms at the institution, while maintaining a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or better, and have participated in varsity competition in an NCAA-sponsored sport.

2012-13 RESULTS

Sept. 10-11Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic

Ptarmigan Country Club, Windsor, Colo.298-288-310=896 / T5th of 17

Sept. 17-18Branch Law Firm Dick McGuire InvitationalUNM Championship Course, Albuquerque

309-296-304=909 / 10th of 17

Oct. 15-17Susie Maxwell Berning Classic

Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club, Norman, Okla.310-308-304=922 / T13th of 18

Oct. 28-30Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational

University of Texas Golf Club, Austin, Texas313-292-311=916 / 14th of 15

Feb. 16-17Peg Barnard Invitational

Stanford Golf Course, Stanford, Calif.302-313=615 / 11th of 13

March 4-5Bruin Wave Invitational

El Caballero Country Club, Tarzana, Calif.309-325-343=977 / 12th of 15

March 12-13Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational

Kaneòhe Klipper GC, Kaneòhe, Hawai’i298-308-315=921 / 7th of 16

March 31-April 2The Farms Invitational

The Farms Golf Club, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.317-319-326=962 / 13th of 15

April 15-16Fresno State Lexus Classic

Copper River Country Club, Fresno, Calif.312-301-304=917 / 9th of 15

April 25-27Mountain West Championships

Mission Hills Country Club, Rancho Mirage, Calif.323-320-306=949 / 6th of 8

May 9-11NCAA West Regionals

Stanford Golf Course, Stanford, Calif.Sammi Stevens 73-76-74=223 / T39th

2012-13 LOBO WOMEN’S GOLF SCORECARDBETH BUCHNER • SR • LOVELAND, COLO. Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic .....................................74-70-76=220 (+4) ...............................................T10/90Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational.............................................80-77-76=233 (+14) .............................................T55/93Susie Maxwell Berning Classic................................................................80-78-77=235 (+19) .............................................T71/96Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational ..........................................................86-74-78=238 (+22) .............................................T72/81Peg Barnard Invitational ..........................................................................78-81=159 (+17) ...................................................T54/73Bruin Wave Invitational ............................................................................81-78-86=245 (+29) .............................................T54/81Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ............................................................77-80-82=239 (+23) .............................................T50/94The Farms Invitational .............................................................................82-82-79=243 (+27) .............................................T54/84Fresno State Lexus Classic .....................................................................83-76-82=241 (+25) .............................................T66/78MW Championships ................................................................................86-85-75=246 (+30) ...............................................35/40Rounds: 29Strokes: 2,300Average: 79.31

MANON DE ROEY • JR • SHILDE, BELGIUM Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic ...............................69-68-70=207 (-9) ....................................................1/90Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational.............................................75-72-73=220 (+1) .................................................T9/93Susie Maxwell Berning Classic................................................................79-77-73=229 (+13) .............................................T43/96Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational ..........................................................75-72-76=223 (+7) ...............................................T31/81Peg Barnard Invitational ..........................................................................74-72=146 (+4) .....................................................T10/73Bruin Wave Invitational ............................................................................77-88-DQ=165......................................................T81/81Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ............................................................77-77-79=233 (+17) .............................................T34/94The Farms Invitational .............................................................................78-80-84=242 (+26) .............................................T52/84Fresno State Lexus Classic .....................................................................75-78-73=226 (+10) .............................................T18/78MW Championships (won in a playoff) ................................................75-75-73=223 (+7) .................................................T1/40Rounds: 28Strokes: 2,114Average: 75.50

SOFIA HOGLUND • JR • KOKKOLA, FINLAND Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic .....................................78-75-85=238 (+22) .............................................T70/90Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational.............................................78-77-80=235 (+16) .............................................T62/93Susie Maxwell Berning Classic................................................................75-79-76=230 (+14) .............................................T47/96Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational ..........................................................76-76-81=233 (+17) .............................................T64/81Peg Barnard Invitational ..........................................................................80-84=164 (+22) .....................................................64/73Bruin Wave Invitational ............................................................................81-79-85=245 (+29) .............................................T54/81Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ............................................................73-76-83=232 (+16) .............................................T28/94The Farms Invitational .............................................................................79-83-85=247 (+31) .............................................T62/84Fresno State Lexus Classic .....................................................................81-78-79=238 (+22) .............................................T60/78MW Championships ................................................................................84-82-83=249 (+33) .............................................T36/40Rounds: 29 Strokes: 2,311 Average: 79.69

IRA KNOPF • FR • SCHWALBACH, GERMANY Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic .....................................81-88-87=256 (+40) ...............................................90/90Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational.............................................80-83-83=246 (+27) ...............................................86/93Peg Barnard Invitational ..........................................................................83-89=172 (+30) .....................................................69/73Bruin Wave Invitational ............................................................................84-91-94=269 (+53) .............................................T78/81Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ............................................................83-82-90=255 (+39) .............................................T83/94Fresno State Lexus Classic .....................................................................86-84-76=246 (+30) ...............................................74/78MW Championships ................................................................................88-87-91=266 (+50) .............................................T39/40Rounds: 20 Strokes: 1,710 Average: 85.50

XENIA KNOPF • FR • SCHWALBACH, GERMANY Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic .....................................81-90-80=251 (+35) .............................................T87/90Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational.............................................82-90-86=258 (+39) ...............................................93/93Susie Maxwell Berning Classic................................................................89-92-95=276 (+60) ...............................................95/96Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ............................................................83-79-91=253 (+37) .............................................T81/94The Farms Invitational .............................................................................84-86-93=263 (+47) ...............................................79/84Rounds: 15 Strokes: 1,301 Average: 86.73

SAMMI STEVENS • JR • HEREFORD, TEXASColonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic .....................................77-75-79=231 (+15) .............................................T48/90Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational.............................................76-70-75=221 (+2) ...............................................T13/93Susie Maxwell Berning Classic................................................................76-74-78=228 (+12) .............................................T40/96Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational ..........................................................76-70-75=221 (+5) ...............................................T21/81Peg Barnard Invitational ..........................................................................70-76=146 (+4) .....................................................T10/73Bruin Wave Invitational ............................................................................70-80-78=228 (+12) .............................................T16/81Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ............................................................71-73-73=217 (+1) .................................................T3/94The Farms Invitational .............................................................................78-74-78=232 (+16) .............................................T23/84Fresno State Lexus Classic .....................................................................73-69-76=218 (+4) ...................................................3/78MW Championships ................................................................................78-78-75=231 (+15) ...............................................12/40NCAA West Regional ..............................................................................73-76-74=223 (+10) ...........................................T39/126Rounds: 32Strokes: 2,394 Average: 74.81

Since its membership in a conference, be it the High Country Athletic, the Western Athletic or now the Mountain West, New Mexico has set the standard for attaining postseason hardware. Since 1982, UNM has won a conference championship an unprecedented 16 times and it has taken second on six occasions. UNM claimed two InterMountain-AIAW Re-gional titles (1980, 1981) before joining the High Country Athletic Conference in 1982. New Mexico’s first conference championship arrived in 1982 as a member of the HCAC. The Lobos went on to win four more HCAC titles in 1983, ‘84, ‘87 and ‘88 before joining the Western Athletic Conference in 1991. The Lobos won four straight WAC champi-onships from 1993-96. The domination has continued in the Moun-tain West Conference with UNM taking seven

championships in 13 seasons, including three straight from 2008-10. UNM participants have claimed medalist honors 16 times, Player of the Year honors nine times and Freshman of the Year recognition on nine occasions. Lobo coaches have won seven coach of the year awards, including Jill Trujillo in the Mountain West in 2008. A Lobo has been awarded the MWC Player of the Year trophy on seven occasions, including four straight seasons by Jodi Ewart from 2007-10. Ryley Webb won the inaugural honor in 2000, while Kailin Downs garnered the award in 2002 and 2003. Five players earned Freshman of the Year honors (Kristi Larsen, Kailin Downs, Ashley Rol-lins, Mikaela Backstedt and Jodi Ewart). Ewart won the MWC individual title in 2007, ‘08 and ‘10, becoming the first player to claim the

crown three times. As a freshman in 2006-07, Ewart capped one of the greatest seasons in school history after setting a new scoring record (73.35). She was also named Freshman of the Year. Prior to 2007 when it came to the awards, UNM had two student-athletes named all-confer-ence, making it six straight years the Lobos placed at least two student-athletes on the all-conference squad. In 2005, Downs made her fourth appearance on the all-conference team, becoming the first player in Mountain West history to be named four times. Ashley Rollins, the 2004 MWC Freshman of the Year, returned to the all-conference team for the second consecutive year, and Christine Fernandez made her first showing on the team for her outstanding junior season.

Jodi Ewart won an unprecedented three MWC titles and was name Player of the Year four times.

Year UNM Finish Score Course, Location UNM Medalist (16)

AIAW Regionals1977..........3rd of 4 ........N/A ........N/A 1978.......... 4th of 4 ........N/A ........N/A1979..........3rd of 4 ....... 927 ........Tucson, Arizona1980..........1st of 4 ....... 909 ........Ft. Collins CC, Ft. Collins, Colo.1981..........1st of 3 ....... N/A ........South Course, Albuquerque..............................Kris Monaghan

High Country Athletic Conference1982..........1st of 5 ....... 914 ........Hobble Creek, Provo, Utah .............................Theresa Schreck1983..........1st of 5 ....... 926 ........South Course, Albuquerque.................................... Dana Howe1984..........1st of 5 ....... 638 ........South Course, Albuquerque...........................Theresa Schreck1985..........3rd of 4 ....... 901 ........University Course, Las Cruces, N. M. .................. Caroline Keggi1986..........2nd of 5 ..... 929 ........Hobble Creek, Provo, Utah1987..........1st of 5 ....... 901 ........South Course, Albuquerque.......................... Susan Wineinger1988..........1st of 5 ....... 898 ........University Course, Las Cruces, N. M.1989..........2nd of 5 ...... 905 ........Ft. Collins CC, Ft. Collins, Colo.1990.......... 4th of 5 ...... 1028 .......Cheyenne CC, Cheyenne, Wyo.

Western Athletic Conference1991..........2nd of 5 ...... 644 ........Hobble Creek, Provo, Utah1992..........2nd of 6 ...... 984 ........Coronado CC, El Paso, Texas1993..........1st of 5 ....... 927 ........Ft. Collins CC, Collins, Colo. ............................. Shannon Clark1994..........1st of 6 ....... 958 ........Championship Course, Albuquerque ...............Brittany Schaff1995..........1st of 6 ....... 618 ........Cheyenne CC, Cheyenne, Wyo. .....................Joellyn Erdmann1996..........1st of 6 ....... 902 ........Singing Hills CC, El Cajon, Calif. ...................Joellyn Erdmann1997..........3rd of 6 ....... 924 ........Bent Tree CC, Dallas, Texas1998......... 4th of 11 ...... 954 ........Poppy Hills, Monterey, Calif.1999......... 4th of 11 ...... 945 ........Poppy Ridge, Livermore, Calif.

Mountain West Conference2000..........1st of 6 ....... 916 ........Sunbrook, St. George, Utah2001..........1st of 6 ....... 861 ........Meadows, Sunriver, Ore. ........................................ Ryley Webb2002..........1st of 6 ....... 882 ........Meadows, Sunriver, Ore.2003..........1st of 6 ....... 890 ........Meadows, Sunriver, Ore. ................................Katrina Leckovic2004..........2nd of 6 ...... 856 ........Meadows, Sunriver, Ore.2005..........2nd of 6 ...... 900 ........Meadows, Sunriver, Ore.2006..........2nd of 7 ...... 900 ........Entrada at Snow Canyon, St. George, Utah2007..........3rd of 7 ....... 926 ........Entrada at Snow Canyon, St. George, Utah ............... Jodi Ewart2008..........1st of 7 ....... 888 ........Championship Course, Albuquerque ...................... Jodi Ewart2009..........1st of 7 ....... 903 ........Black Horse Golf Course, Seaside, Calif.2010..........1st of 7 ....... 898 ........Black Horse Golf Course, Seaside, Calif. ............... Jodi Ewart2011 .......... 4th of 7 ....... 884 ........Wigwam Resort/Heritage Course, Litchfield Park, Ariz.2012.......... 4th of 7 ....... 918 ........Wigwam Resort/Gold Course, Litchfield Park, Ariz.2013.......... 6th of 8 ....... 949 ........Mission Hills CC/Dinah Shore Course, Rancho Mirage, Calif. ......Manon De Roey

NEW MEXICO’S CONFERENCE FINISHES / INDIVIDUAL MEDALISTS

LOBOS HAVE WON 16 CONFERENCE TITLES SINCE 1982

Joellyn Erdmann won back-to-back Western Athletic Conference titles in 1995 and ‘96.

LOWEST TEAM SCORE

Single Round ........... 276 ..................... UNLV ...........................2004-3rd roundFirst Round .............. 289 ..................... UNLV ............................................200436 Holes .................... 578 ................New Mexico ......................2001 (293-285)54 Holes .................... 856 ..................... UNLV ....................2004 (289-291-276)

LOWEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE

Single Round .....66* .......... Kailin Downs, New Mexico.............. 2004, 3rd, -5 66 ................Seema Sadekar, UNLV ...................2004, 3rd, -536 Holes ..............139 .............Elisa Kase, New Mexico ................ 2001 (71-68)54 Holes .............209 ............Ryley Webb, New Mexico ........... 2001 (71-69-69)

LARGEST WINNING MARGIN

Team ....................... 26 ....................New Mexico .......................................2001Individual ................. 4 ...........Jodi Ewart, New Mexico .............................2010

* Course record (Meadows, Sunriver Resort, Bend, Ore.)

COACH OF THE YEAR (7)

Western Athletic Conference1991 Sarah Hindi1992 Sarah Hindi1994 Sarah Hindi/Terry Loney (Colorado State)

Mountain West Conference2001 Jackie Booth2002 Jackie Booth2003 Jackie Booth2008 Jill Trujillo

PLAYER OF THE YEAR (9)

Western Athletic Conference1994 Brittany Schaff1995 Tracy May

Mountain West Conference2000 Ryley Webb/Carrie Summerhays (BYU)2002 Kailin Downs2003 Kailin Downs2007 Jodi Ewart/Rachel Newren (BYU)2008 Jodi Ewart/ Valentine Derrey (TCU)2009 Jodi Ewart2010 Jodi Ewart

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR (9)

Western Athletic Conference1994 Joellyn Erdmann1995 J.J. McCormick1996 Mendy Cooper1998 Ryley Webb

Mountain West Conference2001 Kristi Larsen2002 Kailin Downs2004 Ashley Rollins 2006 Mikaela Backstedt/Da Sol Chung (UNLV)2007 Jodi Ewart

ALL-CONFERENCE (85)1983...................Kristi Arrington, Dana Howe

..................... Sue Sanders, Theresa Schreck

1984.............. Kristi Arrington, Caroline Keggi

................... Theresa Schreck, Debbie Wright

1985.............. Kristi Arrington, Caroline Keggi

............................................Theresa Schreck

1986.................Tara Fleming, Caroline Keggi

............................................Susan Wineinger

1987.................Tara Fleming, Caroline Keggi

................................................Wendy Werley

..............Susan Wineinger, Michelle Wooding

1988.................Tara Fleming, Wendy Werley

..............Susan Wineinger, Michelle Wooding

1989...........Wendy Werley, Susan Wineinger

...........................................Michelle Wooding

1990............................................... Jill Trujillo

1991.....................Paula Brotsky, Kari Hunter

...................................................... Tracy May

1992............. Shelly Chilcoat, Shannon Clark

........................ Brittany Schaff, LaDawn Zitur

1993............ Elaine Arismendi, Paula Brotsky

..................... Shelly Chilcoat, Shannon Clark

................................................Brittany Schaff

1994..................Joellyn Erdmann, Tracy May

................................................Brittany Schaff

1995..................Joellyn Erdmann, Tracy May

.............................................. J.J. McCormick

1996..........Joellyn Erdmann, J.J. McCormick

1997..........Joellyn Erdmann, J.J. McCormick

1998................. J.J. McCormick, Ryley Webb

1999.................. Claudia Ferrini, Ryley Webb

2000.................. Claudia Ferrini, Ryley Webb

2001...Elisa Kase, Kristi Larsen, Ryley Webb

2002.................Kailin Downs, Claudia Ferrini

.......................Kristi Larsen, Katrina Leckovic

2003........... Kailin Downs, Shannon Johnson

............... Katrina Leckovic, Christina Spence

2004........... Kailin Downs, Shannon Johnson

.................... Katrina Leckovic, Ashley Rollins

2005........Kailin Downs, Christine Fernandez

................................................ Ashley Rollins

2006..........Mikaela Backstedt, Py Bengtsson

2007.............................................. Jodi Ewart

2008........... Mikaela Backstedt, Britney Choy

...................................................... Jodi Ewart

2009.............................................. Jodi Ewart

2010................Jodi Ewart, Rebecca Hellbom

2012......................................Sammi Stevens

2013.......... Manon De Roey, Sammi Stevens

NEW MEXICO’S CONFERENCE HONORS

MWC CHAMPIONSHIPS - TOURNAMENT RECORDS

Brittany SchaffSarah Hindi

Tracy May Ryley Webb

J.J. McCormick Jodi Ewart

Joellyn Erdmann Mendy Cooper

Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram ClassicSept. 10-11, 2012 • Ptarmigan Country Club

Windsor, Colo.1. Texas Tech ............. 289-286-285=860 (-4)2. Baylor .................. 297-294-296=887 (+23)3. UNLV ................... 298-296-297=891 (+27)4. San Jose State .... 289-307-296=892 (+28)5. New Mexico ........ 298-288-310=896 (+32) Louisville .............. 297-292-307=896 (+32) Long Beach State ....304-299-293=896 (+32) Nevada ................ 298-296-302=896 (+32)9. Colorado .............. 300-310-303=913 (+49) Idaho ................... 304-303-306=913 (+49)11. Colorado State .... 309-298-310=917 (+53) Fresno State ........ 306-299-312=917 (+53)13. Wyoming ............. 305-308-314=927 (+63)14. UTEP ................... 302-314-313=929 (+65)15. No. Colorado ....... 299-322-313=934 (+70)15. Illinois .................. 313-302-320=935 (+71)16. New Mexico St .... 320-317-306=943 (+79)

UNM Individuals1 Manon De Roey .......... 69-68-70=207 (-9)T10 Beth Buchner ............... 74-70-76=220 (+4)T48 Sammi Stevens ......... 77-75-79=231 (+15)T70 Sofia Hoglund ............ 78-75-85=238 (+22)T87 Xenia Knopf ............... 81-90-80=251 (+35)90 Ira Knopf .................... 81-88-87=256 (+40)

Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire InvitationalSept. 17-18, 2012 • UNM Championship Course

Albuquerque, N.M.1. Iowa State ........... 295-296-295=886 (+10)2. UC Davis ..............299-296-292=887 (+11) UNLV ....................293-295-299=887 (+11) Ohio State ............293-297-297=887 (+11)5. Northwestern ....... 298-296-299=893 (+17)6. Baylor .................. 298-294-302=894 (+18)7. Indiana ................. 293-307-296=896 (+20)8. Colorado .............. 298-298-302=898 (+22)9. Pepperdine ...........300-296-311=907 (+31)10. New Mexico ........ 309-296-304=909 (+33)11. TCU ......................295-311-308=914 (+38)12. BYU ..................... 300-306-309=915 (+39)13. Iowa ..................... 306-307-306=919 (+43) San Diego State .. 304-305-310=919 (+43)15. Colorado State .....315-315-311=941 (+65)16. UTEP ....................315-324-311=950 (+74)17. Wyoming ............. 320-328-308=956 (+80)

UNM IndividualsT9 Manon De Roey .......... 75-72-73=220 (+1)T13 Sammi Stevens ........... 76-70-75=221 (+2)T55 Beth Buchner ............. 80-77-76=233 (+14)T62 Sofia Hoglund ............ 78-77-80=235 (+16)86 Ira Knopf .................... 80-83-83=246 (+27)93 Xenia Knopf ............... 82-90-86=258 (+39)

Susie Maxwell Berning ClassicOct. 15-17, 2012 • Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club

Norman, Okla.1. Oklahoma ............... 284-295-280=859 (-5)2. Notre Dame ......... 289-310-289=888 (+24)3. Denver ................. 290-314-294=898 (+34)4. Texas Tech .......... 289-305-305=899 (+35)5. SMU .................... 298-309-294=901 (+37)6. Ohio State ........... 291-312-299=902 (+38)7. Coastal Carolina .. 297-299-309=905 (+41) Texas State .......... 289-323-293=905 (+41)9. Kansas ................ 297-303-307=907 (+43)10. TCU ..................... 305-312-299=916 (+52)11. Kansas State ....... 300-316-301=917 (+53)12. Tulsa .................... 310-312-299=921 (+57)13. New Mexico ........ 310-308-304=922 (+58) Kent State ............ 308-310-304=922 (+58)15. South Florida ....... 307-316-301=924 (+60)16. Kennesaw State .. 307-322-296=925 (+61)17. Middle Tennessee.. 303-321-307=931 (+67)18. Redlands CC ....... 309-317-306=923 (+68)

UNM IndividualsT40 Sammi Stevens ......... 76-74-78=228 (+12)T43 Manon De Roey ........ 79-77-73=229 (+13)T47 Sofia Hoglund ............ 75-79-76=230 (+14)T71 Beth Buchner ............. 80-78-77=235 (+19)95 Xenia Knopf ............... 89-92-95=276 (+60)

Betsy Rawls Longhorn InvitationalOct. 28-30, 2012 • University of Texas Golf Club

Austin, Texas1. Florida* ................... 293-280-290=863 (-1) Alabama ................. 284-289-290=863 (-1)3. Arkansas ................. 288-288-288=864 (E)4. Arizona State ......... 290-286-293=869 (+5)5. Tulsa .................... 298-288-297=883 (+19)6. Texas ................... 297-289-304=890 (+26)7. Denver ................. 294-296-302=892 (+28)8. UCLA ................... 304-301-289=894 (+30)9. Pepperdine .......... 307-295-295=897 (+33)10. UNLV ................... 298-298-302=898 (+34)11. Kent State ............ 300-298-303=901 (+37)12. Auburn ................. 299-298-306=903 (+39)13. TCU ......................311-297-299=907 (+43)14. New Mexico .........313-292-311=916 (+52)15. Illinois .................. 312-317-298=927 (+63)* champion via tiebreaker

UNM IndividualsT21 Sammi Stevens ........... 76-70-75=221 (+5)T31 Manon De Roey .......... 75-72-76=223 (+7)T64 Sofia Hoglund ............ 76-76-81=233 (+17)T72 Beth Buchner ............. 86-74-78=238 (+22)

Peg Barnard InvitationalFeb. 16-17, 2013 • Stanford Golf Course

Stanford, Calif.1. Stanford ..........................289-280=569 (-4)2. California .....................285-298=583 (+15)3. UC Davis .....................296-293=589 (+21)4. Washington ..................295-295=590 (+22)5. San Jose State ............295-296=591 (+23)6. Oregon State ...............301-298=599 (+31)7. Boston College ............290-314=604 (+36)8. Nevada ........................310-296=606 (+38)9. Fresno State ................310-302=612 (+44)10. Rollins College ............295-319=614 (+46)11. New Mexico ................302-313=615 (+47)12. Santa Clara .................317-305=622 (+54)13. San Francisco .............318-321=639 (+71)

UNM IndividualsT10 Manon De Roey ................74-72=146 (+4)T10 Sammi Stevens .................70-76=146 (+4)T54 Beth Buchner ...................78-81=159 (+17)64 Sofia Hoglund ..................80-84=164 (+22)69 Ira Knopf ..........................83-89=172 (+30)

Bruin Wave InvitationalMarch 4-5, 2013 • El Caballero Country Club

Tarzana, Calif.1. Southern Cal ....... 290-301-293=884 (+20)2. UCLA ................... 297-286-303=886 (+22)3. Arizona ................ 305-294-297=896 (+32)4. Pepperdine ...........315-299-311=922 (+58)5. Oregon State ....... 310-312-302=924 (+60)6. Oklahoma State ... 307-309-315=931 (+67)7. Long Beach State 309-317-314=940 (+76)8. Washington State 312-323-309=944 (+80)9. San Diego State .. 321-310-316=947 (+83)10. Denver ................. 322-315-313=950 (+86) UNLV ................... 314-322-314=950 (+86)12. New Mexico .......309-325-343=977 (+113)13. BYU ....................320-326-337=983 (+119)14. Hawaii ................ 337-321-330=988 (+124)15. New Mexico St .. 348-326-324=998 (+134)

UNM IndividualsT16 Sammi Stevens ......... 70-80-78=228 (+12)T54 Beth Buchner ............. 81-78-86=245 (+29)T54 Sofia Hoglund ............ 81-79-85=245 (+29)T78 Ira Knopf .................... 84-91-94=269 (+53)T81 Manon De Roey .................77-88-DQ=165

Dr. Donnis Thompson InvitationalMarch 13-14, 2013 • Kane’ohe Klipper Golf Course

Kane’ohe, Hawai’i1. Arizona .................289-293-293=875 (+11)2. Ohio State ........... 296-300-304=900 (+36)3. Gonzaga .............. 300-300-302=902 (+38)4. Mississippi ........... 306-300-307=913 (+49)5. Washington St ..... 306-307-301=914 (+50)6. Louisville .............. 296-302-317=915 (+51)7. New Mexico ........ 298-308-315=921 (+57)8. Hawai’i ................. 309-302-315=926 (+62) Idaho ....................308-311-307=926 (+62)10. San Francisco ..... 308-307-321=936 (+72)11. UTEP ....................318-310-311=939 (+75)12. Illinois State ..........320-311-318=949 (+85)13. Seattle ................. 320-316-316=952 (+88)14. Hawaii-Hilo ........ 321-326-323=970 (+106)15. Lipscomb ............327-320-333=980 (+116)16. Central Connecticut .. 323-326-339=988 (+124)

UNM IndividualsT3 Sammi Stevens ........... 71-73-73=217 (+1)T28 Sofia Hoglund ............ 73-76-83=232 (+16)T34 Manon De Roey ........ 77-77-79=233 (+17)T50 Beth Buchner ............. 77-82-80=239 (+23)T81 Xenia Knopf ............... 83-79-91=253 (+37)T83 Ira Knopf .................... 83-82-91=255 (+39)

The Farms InvitationalMarch 31-April 2, 2013 • The Farms Golf Club

Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.1. USC ......................298-289-288=875 (+11)2. Arizona ................ 306-298-292=896 (+32)3. Pepperdine .......... 303-301-300=904 (+40)4. Texas ................... 303-306-301=910 (+46)5. UNLV ................... 302-298-314=914 (+50)6. Northwestern ....... 305-308-307=920 (+56)7. Texas A&M ...........311-305-310=926 (+62)8. California ............. 307-310-321=938 (+74)9. Miami ................... 309-309-323=941 (+77)10. South Florida ....... 321-315-312=948 (+84)11. Long Beach State 317-317-316=950 (+86)12. San Diego State ...311-316-325=952 (+88)13. New Mexico ........ 317-319-326=962 (+98)14. Michigan .............325-331-324=980 (+116)15. Wyoming ......... 344-320-339=1003 (+139)

UNM IndividualsT23 Sammi Stevens ......... 78-74-78=232 (+16)T52 Manon De Roey ........ 78-80-84=242 (+26)T54 Beth Buchner ............. 82-82-79=243 (+27)T62 Sofia Hoglund ............ 79-83-85=247 (+31)79 Xenia Knopf ............... 84-86-93=263 (+47)

Fresno State Lexus ClassicApril 15-16, 2013 • Copper River Country Club

Fresno, Calif.1. Long Beach State 298-299-295=892 (+28)2. Tulsa .................... 297-297-299=893 (+29)3. San Jose State .... 306-299-291=896 (+32)4. UC Irvine ............. 301-300-323=904 (+40)5. Idaho ................... 308-301-298=907 (+43)6. Oregon State ........306-299-306=911 (+47)7. Nevada ................ 302-304-307=913 (+49)8. Fresno State ........ 312-301-302=915 (+51)9. New Mexico ........ 312-301-304=917 (+53)10. CSU Fullerton ...... 306-314-304=924 (+60) Sacramento State 319-304-301=924 (+60)12. Wyoming ............. 315-300-312=927 (+63)13. UC Riverside ....... 303-313-312=928 (+64)14. Cal Poly ............... 316-306-313=935 (+71) Colorado State .....310-311-314=935 (+71)

UNM Individuals3 Sammi Stevens ........... 73-69-76=218 (+4)T18 Manon De Roey ........ 75-78-73=226 (+10)T60 Sofia Hoglund ............ 81-78-79=238 (+22)T66 Beth Buchner ............. 83-76-82=241 (+25)74 Ira Knopf .................... 86-84-76=246 (+30)

Mountain West ChampionshipsApril 25-27, 2013

Mission Hills Country Club / Dinah Shore CourseRancho Mirage, Calif.

1. UNLV ................... 314-290-300=904 (+40)2. Boise State .......... 310-304-302=916 (+52)3. Fresno State ........ 306-308-304=918 (+54)4. Nevada ................ 316-309-297=922 (+58)5. San Diego State .. 312-312-302=926 (+62)6. New Mexico ........ 323-320-306=949 (+85)7. Colorado State .... 316-318-316=950 (+86)8. Wyoming ........... 343-305-321=969 (+105)

UNM IndividualsT1 Manon De Roey ......... 75-75-73=223 (+7) (won 1-hole playoff)12 Sammi Stevens ......... 78-78-75=223 (+17)35 Beth Buchner ............. 86-85-75=246 (+30)T36 Sofia Hoglund ............ 84-82-83=249 (+33)T39 Ira Knopf .................... 86-87-91=266 (+50)

Highly-competitive individual who was in the starting lineup all four years at UNM...played with and through several injuries during her career: gall bladder removal, shoulder, back...last name is pronounced BUCK-ner...two-time Na-tional Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar, and three-time UNM and Mountain West Conference Scholar-Athlete Award honoree...has a 3.65 cumulative GPA, majoring in Management, and she will receive her M.B.A. in May in just four years...she took 21 hours during the 2012 spring semester to complete her bachelor’s degree in just over three years following summer classes...110 career rounds ranks 14th all-time at UNM.

SENIOR (2012-13): A 79.31 scoring average in 29 rounds...77.17 average in 12 rounds in the fall, but 80.76 in 17 spring rounds...best performance was at the Ptarmigan Ram Classic when she tied for 10th place at 220 (74-70-76)...the 70 is a season best...shot 75 in her final collegiate round at the MW Champi-onships in Rancho Mirage, Calif...that was her low round of the spring season.

JUNIOR (2011-12): Spring season was marred by a nagging lower back injury that limited her to three tournaments and eight rounds, and just 20 of a possible 32 total rounds overall... 79.63 stroke average in the spring after averaging 76.00 in four fall tournaments/12 rounds...a breakout performance in October at the Susie Maxwell Berning Classic at the Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Norman, Okla...finished tied for 3rd after shooting a career-best 69 in the final round when the average score was 78.43 on a cold, windy day...started the day in a tie for 22nd, but posted a round with four birdies (1, 2, 8 and 13) and a bogey...she recorded personal bests for best score in relation to par (+1), low 54-hole total (74-74-69=217) and best finish (tie for 3rd)...also shot 71 in the final round of the Betsy Rawls Longhorn Invitational at the University of Texas Golf Club...first collegiate eagle came in the 1st round of the NCAA West Regional at Colorado National when she rolled in an 8-footer on the par-5 12th hole.

SOPHOMORE (2010-11): A 76.61 stroke average in 28 rounds, which is 1.69 shots better than her freshman average of 78.30...missed the Arizona Invita-tional in February due to minor surgery...shot a career-low 71 (1-under) in the final round of the Ptarmigan Ram Fall Classic in Fort Collins, Colo...finished the tournament at 4-over 220 and in a tie for 22nd place - her season low total for 54 holes...also tied for 22nd at the MWC Championships at Litchfield Park, Ariz. (Wigwam Heritage GC) at 9-over 225 (76-74-75)...UNM’s top finisher at the Bruin Wave Invitational at Robinson Ranch GC in Santa Clarita, Calif., tying for 26th at 227 (+11), and at the NCAA West Regional at Washington National in Auburn, Wash., tying for 58th at 233 (+17).

FRESHMAN (2009-10): Played in all 11 tournaments...78.30 scoring average in 33 rounds...top two rounds came at the PING/ASU Invitational, a 74 on the first day and a 73 in the final round; shot a season-low 223 in Tempe...also a 2-over 74 in the final round of the NCAA Championships...75 in the 1st and 2nd rounds of the Branch Law Firm Dick McGuire Invitational and in the final round of the MWC Championships.

HIGH SCHOOL/JUNIOR GOLF: A 2009 graduate of Loveland (Colo.) High School where she was a four-year letterwinner for head coach Doug Schnei-der...2008 Colorado Women’s Golf Association junior golfer of the year....won the state 5A individual championship her senior season and finished second as a sophomore and junior...as a sophomore, Buchner shot a ladies course-record 66 in the final round of the Birleffi Invitational at Boomerang Links in Greeley, Colo...that amazing score cost her father, Mike, a car since he promised his

BETHBUCHNER

SENIOR • 3l • 5-6LOVELAND, COLO. LOVELAND HS

BUCHNER’S CAREER NUMBERSYear Events Rnds Strokes Avg. Low 18 Low 54 Top-10 Top-20 ≤Par ≤70 Best Finish 2009-10 11 33 2,584 78.30 73 - PING/ASU 223 - PING/ASU 0 0 0 0 23rd - MWC2010-11 10 28 2,145 76.61 71 - Ptarmigan 220 - Ptarmigan 0 1 1 0 T22nd twice2011-12 7 20 1,549 77.45 69 - Berning Classic 217 - Berning Classic 1 1 3 1 T3rd - Berning Classic2012-13 10 29 2,300 79.31 70 - Ptarmigan 220 - Ptarmigan 1 1 1 1 T10th - PtarmiganCareer 38 110 8,578 77.98 69 217 2 3 5 2

daughter an automobile if she shot 69 or better...she still drives the 2001 Volvo S60...Buchner competed in numerous junior tournaments over the summer of 2008, including the Callaway Junior Worlds in California, the U.S. Junior Cham-pionships in Connecticut and the America’s Cup in Calgary, Alberta, Canada...she closed out the summer with a second-place finish at the Big I Junior Classic in North Carolina...shot a 69 in the final round, including her first hole-in-one.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 12, 1991, in Singapore...full name is Bethany Lou Buchner...daughter of Mike and Jinger...likes playing the guitar, wakeboarding and snowboarding...older brother, Mitch, played golf at the University of Colo-rado-Colorado Springs...older sister Brittney is a nurse.

2010-11 - SOPHOMOREPtarmigan Ram Fall Classic .......75-74-71=220 (+4)..................T22ndBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...81-75-74=230 (+11) .................T44thWindy City Collegiate .................78-79-77=234 (+21).................T37thLas Vegas Showdown ................80-74-75=229 (+13).................T59thBruin Wave Invitational ...............77-75-75=227 (+11) .................T26thUNM-Arizona-Arizona State Match .....80 (+8) ....................................... 14thBattle at Rancho Bernardo .........83-79-75=237 (+21)................T62ndPING/ASU Intercollegiate ...........76-79-75=230 (+14).................T54thMWC Championships .................76-74-75-225 (+9) ..................T22ndNCAA West Regional .................80-78-75=233 (+17).................T58th

28 rounds...2,145 strokes...76.61 avg.

2009-10 - FRESHMANPtarmigan Ram Fall Classic .......77-77-81=235 (+19).................T69thBranch Law Firm / Dick McGuire Invitational ...75-75-76=226 (+7)...................T35thWindy City Collegiate Classic .....77-77-77=231 (+15).................T54thLandfall Tradition ........................89-80-78=247 (+31).................T84thWildcat Invitational......................76-78=154 (+12) ......................T41stBruin Wave Invitational ...............79-75-81=235 (+19).................T61thLonghorn Invitational ..................79-76-83=238 (+22).................T58thPING/ASU Invitational ................74-76-73=223 (+7)..................T42ndMWC Championships .................79-82-75=236 (+20)...................23rdNCAA Central Regional ..............80-87-88=255 (+39)................. 101stNCAA Championships ................78-77-75-74=304 (+16) ...........T86th


2011-12 - JUNIORBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...77-72-78=227 (+8).................. T33rdWindy City Collegiate .................80-77-79=236 (+20).................T66thSusie Maxwell Berning Classic...74-74-69=217 (+1).................... T3rdBetsy Rawls Longhorn Invite ......81-80-71=232 (+16).................T48thArizona Wildcat Invitational ........75-76-81=232 (+16).................T36thBattle at Rancho Bernardo .........89-79=168 (+24) ......................T85thNCAA West Regional .................76-81-80=237 (+21).................109th


2012-13 - SENIORPtarmigan Ram Classic ..............74-70-76=220 (+4)...................T10thBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...80-77-76=233 (+14).................T55thSusie Maxwell Berning Classic...80-78-77=235 (+19).................T71stBetsy Rawls Longhorn Invite ......86-74-79=239 (+23)................T72ndPeg Barnard Invitational .............78-81=159 (+17) ......................T54thBruin Wave Invitational ...............81-78-86=245 (+29).................T54thDr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ...77-80-82=239 (+23).................T50thThe Farms Invitational ................82-82-79=243 (+27).................T54thFresno State Lexus Classic ........83-76-82=241 (+25).................T66thMWC Championships .................86-85-75=246 (+30)...................35th


Part of the starting lineup all three years...name is pronounced ma-NO DAH-roo...ranks 14th all-time at UNM with a career scoring average of 76.56...hometown is pronounced SHIL-duh...came to UNM in the fall of 2010 as the No. 1 rated junior in Belgium...has been a member of the Belgian National team since 2008...won the Trophee Anette De Vooght in 2009, signifying the best Belgian player in the world under 18...played in a large number of tournaments around the globe...2011 National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar and twice a Mountain West Conference Scholar-Athlete Award winner (2011-12)...has a 3.25 cumulative GPA...1 of 4 amateurs invited to play in the 2012 Deloitte Ladies Open, a European Tour event June 1, 2012, in Rotterdam, Netherlands...shot 75 and missed the cut by one shot.

JUNIOR (2012-13): 1st team all-conference and a two-time individual winner, including the Mountain West Conference championship at the Mission Hills Country Club/Dinah Shore Course in Rancho Mirage, Calif...birdied the first playoff hole with a 20-foot uphill putt to defeat UNLV’s Demi Mak...both players finished at 7-over 223...the first Lobo to win the MW title since Jodi Ewart in 2010...one of just four Lobos to win at least two tournaments in a season...Caroline Keggi won three times in 1986-87 while Kristi Arrington (1984-85) and Jodi Ewart (2008-09) both won twice...De Roey also captured UNM’s first tournament of the season, the Colonel Bill Wollenberg Ptarmigan Ram Classic in Windsor, Colo...finished 2nd at UNM and 4th in the MW with a 75.50 scoring average in 28 rounds, however, it was a tale of two seasons...in the fall, she led the Mountain West in scoring at 73.25, almost four shots better than her career average starting the season...her average jumped to 77.19 in 16 spring rounds, though, almost four shots higher than in the fall...had four top-10 finishes...at the Ptarmigan Ram Classic, De Roey carded a school-record score of 207 (69-68-70), the lowest 54-hole total by a UNM women’s golfer...the previous record was 208 by former All-American Jodi Ewart at the 2009 Branch Law Firm Dick McGuire Invitational at the UNM Championship Course...De Roey finished 9 under, the third best score by a Lobo in relation to par...after winning in Colorado, she collected her second top-10 finish at the Branch Law Firm Dick McGuire Invitational...posted a 54-hole total of 1-over 220 (75-72-73) to tie for 9th...named Mountain West Golfer of the Month for her stellar performances in September.

SOPHOMORE (2011-12): 1st on the team with a stroke average of 76.19, which was 1.71 strokes better than her freshman season of 77.90...a team-best 76.05 scoring average in the spring, including 75.31 in her last 16 rounds and 74.56 in the last 9...recorded her best UNM finish of 5th place at the MW Championships in Litchfield Park, Ariz./Wigwam Resort Gold Course...shot 7-over 223 (72-75-76), equaling her best score as a Lobo in relation to par...led the 35-player field with 43 pars...UNM’s top golfer in two other spring tournaments: Tied for 8th at the UNLV Spring Invitational at the Cascata Golf Club in Boulder City, Nev...had three birdies and two bogeys in the final round to tie her career low of 71..also equaled her low 54-hole total in relation to par at 7-over 223 (78-74-71)...she started the day in a tie for 25th...tied for 26th at the PING/ASU at the Karsten Course (par 71) in Tempe, Ariz...the 222 (72-72-78, 9 over) was a season low.

SUMMER 2011: Won the Concentra Securitas Omnium tournament in July at the Limburg Golf and Country Club (par 72, 5,819 yards) in Belgium...in a field comprised of Belgian professional and amateur players, De Roey claimed the top spot in what is considered to be the most prestigious tournament

MANONDE ROEy

JUNIOR • 2l • 5-3SCHILDE, BELgIUMSPORTHUMANITORIA HASSELT

DE ROEY’S CAREER NUMBERSYear Events Rnds Strokes Avg. Low 18 Low 54 Top-10 Top-20 ≤Par ≤70 Best Finish 2010-11 11 31 2,415 77.90 71 - twice 223 - Las Vegas 1 1 2 0 T4th - UA/ASU Match2011-12 11 32 2,438 76.19 71 - UNLV 222 - PING/ASU 2 2 3 0 5th - MWC2012-13 10 28 2,114 75.50 68 - Ptarmigan 207 - Ptarmigan 4 5 6 3 1st - Ptarmigan/MWCCareer 32 91 6,967 76.56 68 207 7 8 11 3

2010-11 - FRESHMANPtarmigan Ram Fall Classic ....... 83-74-76=233 (+17) ................T68thBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ... 82-77-81=240 (+21) .......... T71stWindy City Collegiate ................. 78-80-78=236 (+23) ................T40thLas Vegas Showdown ................ 77-71-75=223 (+7) .................T32ndArizona Invitational ..................... 71-76-81=228 (+12) ...............T22ndBruin Wave Invitational ............... 76-75-79=230 (+14) ................T33rdUNM-Arizona-Arizona State Match ..... 73 (+1) ......................................T4thBattle at Rancho Bernardo ......... 80-77-81=238 (+22) ................T65thPING/ASU Intercollegiate ........... 79-80-78=237 (+21) ................T76thMWC Championships ................. 79-74-80=233 (+17) .................. 30thNCAA West Regional .................79-83-82=244 (+28)...............T109th


2011-12 - SOPHOMOREBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...75-81-78=234 (+15).................T66thWindy City Collegiate .................73-75-79=227 (+11) .................T31stSusie Maxwell Berning Classic...74-79-76=229 (+13).................T36thBetsy Rawls Longhorn Invite ......74-75-78=227 (+11) .................T27thArizona Wildcat Invitational ........79-77-82=238 (+22).................T47thUNLV Spring Invitational .............78-74-71=223 (+7).....................T8thBruin Wave Invitational ...............74-83-78=235 (+19).................T31stBattle at Rancho Bernardo .........76-78=154 (+10) ......................T35thPING/ASU Invitational ................72-72-78=222 (+9)...................T26thMWC Championships .................72-75-76=223 (+7).......................5thNCAA West Regional .................76-78-72=226 (+10).................T49th


in Belgium...she shot a course record and personal best 66 (33-33) in the second round on her way to a 72-hole total of 3-under 285 (74-66-74-71)...won the tournament by six strokes, beating professionals Victoria Tomko and Benedicte Toumpsin.

FRESHMAN (2010-11): A 77.90 scoring average playing in all 31 rounds...tied for 36th nationally in sand saves at 42.3% and was 44th in par 3 Greens in Regulation (68.5%)...slow start with a 78.78 average her first 9 rounds, but 1.24 strokes better (77.54) over the final 22...UNM’s top finisher at the Las Vegas Showdown, tying for 32nd at 7-over 223...fired a season-best 71 (1-over) twice: the 2nd round in Las Vegas (Boulder Creek GC) and in the 1st round of the Arizona Invitational (Vistoso GC) in Tucson.

BEFORE UNM: Attended SportHumanitora in Hasselt, Belgium...won the Belgian Young Talent trophy in 2007, the Flanders Trophy in 2008 and the Federal Tour Damme in 2009.

PERSONAL: Born Dec. 12, 1991, in Antwerp, Belgium...daughter of Walter De Roey and Linda Meeuseh...hobbies include field hockey, snow skiing and scuba diving...older brother, Yannick, played field hockey in the first division in Belgium.

2012-13 - SENIORPtarmigan Ram Classic............69-68-70=207 (-9) ...................... 1stBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...75-72-73=220 (+1).................... T9thSusie Maxwell Berning Classic...79-77-73=229 (+13)................T43rdBetsy Rawls Longhorn Invite ......75-72-76=223 (+7).................. T31stPeg Barnard Invitational .............74-72=146 (+4) ....................... T10thBruin Wave Invitational ...............77-88-DQ=165 ........................ T81stDr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ...77-77-79=233 (+17)................ T34thThe Farms Invitational ................78-80-84=242 (+26)............... T52ndFresno State Lexus Classic ........75-78-73=226 (+10)................ T18thMWC Championships (won playoff) .....75-75-73=223 (+7).................... T1st


Three-year letterwinner...emphasis has been on her swing mechanics and the mental part of the game...name is pronounced so-FEE-uh HOE-glund...Kokkola is 300 miles north of Helsinki...two-time Mountain West Conference Scholar-Athlete Award honoree...has a 3.91 cumulative GPA, majoring in Chemistry...a member of the European Junior Girls national team for Finland.

JUNIOR (2012-13): A 79.69 stroke average in all 29 rounds...78.00 average in the fall, but 80.89 in the spring...low round was 73 at the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational in Hawai’i...that was also her best tournament finish as she tied for 28th at 16-over 232 (73-76-83)...low 54 total was 14-over 230 (75-79-76) at the Susie Maxwell Berning Classic in Norman, Okla.

SOPHOMORE (2011-12): A 77.56 stroke average playing in all 32 rounds...a rough spring after a superb fall cam-paign...stroke average of 79.40 in seven spring tourna-ments/20 rounds after a team-best and somewhat shocking 74.50 scoring average in four fall outings/12 rounds...shocking in that her fall average was a staggering 7.21-shot improvement from her freshman number of 81.71...a sterling 72.75 scoring average in her first two rounds in the fall, but 78.00 in the final round...fall season was highlighted by a 1st place finish at the Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational in Albuquerque when she won with a 3-under 216 (71-68-77)...playing as an individual, Hoglund drained a breaking downhill 35-footer for birdie on the par-3 7th to seal her first collegiate victory...it was her lone birdie in a round of 77 (4-over), but enough to edge Baylor’s Hayley Davis by a shot...Hoglund became the sixth Lobo to take home the title...tied for 10th (5-over 221, 70-73-78) at the Susie Maxwell Berning Classic at the Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Norman, Okla.

SOFIAHOgLUND

JUNIOR • 2l • 5-6kOkkOLA, FINLANDBAyLOR SCHOOL

HOGLUND’S CAREER NUMBERSYear Events Rnds Strokes Avg. Low 18 Low 54 Top-10 Top-20 ≤Par ≤70 Best Finish 2010-11 5 14 1,144 81.71 75 - Las Vegas 235 - Las Vegas 0 0 0 0 T59th - Branch Law Firm2011-12 11 32 2,482 77.56 68 - Branch Law Firm 216 - Branch Law Firm 2 2 3 2 1st - Branch Law Firm2012-13 10 29 2,311 79.69 73 - Donnis Thompson 230 - Berning Classic 0 0 0 0 T28th - Donnis ThompsonCareer 26 75 5,937 79.16 68 216 2 2 3 2

2010-11 - FRESHMANBranch Law Firm / Dick McGuire Invitational ......77-81-78=236 (+17).................T59th Las Vegas Showdown ................75-81-79=235 (+19).................T76thArizona Invitational .....................89-84-79=252 (+36)................... 77thBruin Wave Invitational ...............DQ-82-83=165 ........................... 84thPING/ASU Intercollegiate ...........86-85-85=256 (+40)................... 89th


2011-12 - SOPHOMOREBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ......71-68-77=216 (-3) .......................1stWindy City Collegiate .................77-74-80=231 (+15)................ T53rdSusie Maxwell Berning Classic...70-73-78=221 (+5)...................T10thBetsy Rawls Longhorn Invite ......74-75-77=226 (+10)................T22ndArizona Wildcat Invitational ........76-85-81=242 (+26).................T59thUNLV Spring Invitational .............74-80-84=238 (+24).................T40thBruin Wave Invitational ...............84-79-84=247 (+31).................T58thBattle at Rancho Bernardo .........77-77=154 (+10) ......................T35thPING/ASU Invitational ................79-77-80=236 (+23).................T81stMWC Championships .................78-80-77=235 (+19).................T20thNCAA West Regional .................79-76-81=236 (+20)...............T104th


FRESHMAN (2010-11): An 81.71 scoring average playing in five tournaments and 14 rounds...low 18 was a 75 in the first round of the Las Vegas Showdown...that was also her best tournament at 235.

BEFORE UNM: Spent her final two years (2009-10) of high school at the Baylor School in Chattanooga, Tennessee...played for coach Gary Partrick...two-time region champ and Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association state champion in 2008...was part of two state championship teams for the Red Raiders.

PERSONAL: Born May 23, 1991, in Kokkola, Finland...daughter of Kenneth and Teresia Hoglund...full name is Sofia Alexandra Hoglund...has a younger brother, Lucas.

2012-13 - JUNIORPtarmigan Ram Classic ..............78-75-85=238 (+22)................T70thBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...78-77-80=235 (+16)...............T62ndSusie Maxwell Berning Classic...75-79-76=230 (+14)................T47thBetsy Rawls Longhorn Invite ......76-76-81=233 (+17)................T64thPeg Barnard Invitational .............80-84=164 (+22) .......................64thBruin Wave Invitational ...............81-79-85=245 (+29)................T54thDr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ...73-76-83=232 (+16)................T28thThe Farms Invitational ................79-83-85=247 (+31)...............T62ndFresno State Lexus Classic ........81-78-79=238 (+22)................T60thMWC Championships .................84-82-83=249 (+33).................T36th


In the starting lineup since arriving at UNM...consistency is her strength...7th all-time at UNM with a 75.77 stroke average in 93 career rounds...2012 Mountain West academic all-conference and Scholar Athlete Award winner...has a 3.58 cumulative GPA, majoring in Political Science.

JUNIOR (2012-13): First team all-Mountain West for the second straight year...1st at UNM and 2nd in the league with a scoring average of 74.81 thanks to a strong spring season...UNM’s lone competitor at the NCAA West Regional at Stanford, qualifying as a individual...tied for 39th at 10-over 223 (73-76-74)...three top-10 finishes on the year with six rounds of par or better...posted two 3rd-place finishes in the last five tournaments, the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational in Kane’ohe, Hawai’i, and at the Fresno State Lexus Classic...named MW Player of the Week after each competi-tion...recorded five birdies in each of the final two rounds of the Thompson Invitational on her way to a career-best 54-hole total of 217 (71-73-73)...at Fresno State, she finished at 4-over 218 (73-69-76)...the 69 in the second round tied a career low...finished 12th at the MW Championships at 15-over 231 (78-78-75) at Rancho Mirage, Calif...best finish in the fall was a tie for 13th (2-over 221) at the McGuire Invitational in Albuquerque.

SOPHOMORE (2011-12): 1st team all-Mountain West...76.23 scoring average, playing in 30 rounds/10 tournaments...a 75.08 scoring average in four fall tournaments and 77.00 in the spring...shot a season-low 70 on two occasions, in the 2nd round of the Windy City Collegiate at the Glen View Club in October that led to an 11th-place finish (5 over 221), and in the 2nd round of the PING/ASU Invitational at the Karsten Course in Tempe in late March...shot par 73 (2 birdies, 2 bogeys) in the final round of the Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational to finish in 3rd place (1-under 218, 74-71-73)...she set UNM personal bests for best finish and lowest 54-hole total...her final swing of the 2nd round produced an eagle 2 on the par-4 4th (7 iron from 147 yards)...finished 10th at the MW Championships in Litchfield Park, Ariz./Wigwam Resort Gold Course...UNM’s top finisher at the NCAA West Regional at Colorado National, tying for 45th at 9-over 225 (72-77-76).

FRESHMAN (2010-11): Second on the team with a 76.32 scoring average playing in all 31 rounds...15th nationally in sand saves (46.3%) and 26th in fairways hits (86.0%)...UNM’s top finisher in four tournaments: Tied for 29th at the Branch Law Firm Dick McGuire in Albuquerque at 7-over 226, shooting a 72 (1-under) in the final round on the UNM Championship Course; tied for 17th (10-over 226) at the Arizona Invitational (Vistoso GC) in Tucson; tied for 44th (15-over 231) at the Battle at Rancho Bernardo in San Diego; and tied for 9th at the MW Championships in Litchfield Park, Ariz. (Wigwam Heritage GC) with a season-low 219 (77-69-73)...the 2nd-round 69 was bogey free, and she became the first Lobo freshman to break 70 since Rebecca Hellbom shot 69 in the 1st round of the 2008 Kent Youel Invitational in Honolulu...at the MWC Championships, Stevens played 26 consecutive holes without a bogey before making a 5 on the par-4 7th in the final round...shot 71 (1-under) in the first round of the Arizona Invitational (Vistoso GC).

SAMMISTEVENS

JUNIOR • 2l • 5-6HEREFORD, TEXASLEADBETTER ACADEMy

STEVENS’ CAREER NUMBERSYear Events Rnds Strokes Avg. Low 18 Low 54 Top-10 Top-20 ≤Par ≤70 Best Finish 2010-11 11 31 2,366 76.32 69 - MWC 219 - MWC 2 3 4 1 8th - UA/ASU Match2011-12 10 30 2,287 76.23 70 - twice 218 - Branch Law Firm 2 3 5 2 3rd - Branch Law Firm2012-13 11 32 2,394 74.81 69 - Fresno State 217 - Donnis Thompson 3 5 6 5 3rd - Thompson/FresnoCareer 32 93 7,047 75.77 69 218 7 11 15 8

2010-11 - FRESHMANPtarmigan Ram Fall Classic .......73-77-74=224 (+8)...................T34thBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...76-78-72=226 (+7) .............T29thWindy City Collegiate .................79-77-80=236 (+23).................T40thLas Vegas Showdown ................76-74-76=226 (+10).................T45thArizona Invitational .....................71-75-80=226 (+10).................T17thBruin Wave Invitational ...............78-77-78=233 (+17).................T48thUNM-Arizona-Arizona State Match ....76 (+4) ......................................... 8thBattle at Rancho Bernardo .........72-81-78=231 (+15).................T44thPING/ASU Intercollegiate ...........79-80-75=234 (+18)................T72ndMWC Championships .................77-69-73=219 (+3).....................T9thNCAA West Regional .................75-81-79=235 (+19).................T70th


2011-12 - SOPHOMOREBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...74-71-73=218 (-1) .......................3rdWindy City Collegiate .................77-70-74=221 (+5)...................T11thSusie Maxwell Berning Classic...76-77-78=231 (+15).................T45thBetsy Rawls Longhorn Invite ......78-76-77=231 (+15).................T44thArizona Wildcat Invitational ........74-77-78=229 (+13).................T26thUNLV Spring Invitational .............79-79-75=233 (+17)...................27thBruin Wave Invitational ...............77-83-84=244 (+28).................T50thPING/ASU Invitational ................78-70-79=227 (+14).................T51stMWC Championships .................78-73-77=228 (+12)...................10thNCAA West Regional .................72-77-76=225 (+9)...................T45th


HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time team MVP and district champ, and two-time state qualifier at Hereford (Texas) High...played for head coach Kevin Collins...graduated in top 5% and Top 10 of her class...also “A” Honor Roll all four years...completed her senior year of high school at The Pendleton School, a college prepatory school in Bradenton, Fla...won two tournaments during the summer of 2010: the Albuquerque Women’s City Amateur Golf Championship by 13 shots at 1-under 215 (74-69-72) at the Santa Ana Golf Club...also claimed the Texas Oklahoma Junior title for the second straight year, besting the 61-player field with a resounding 21-stroke win...Stevens carded a 10-under 277 (69-67-72-69) on three different courses in Wichita Falls, Texas...also took medalist honors at the HJGT champi-onship, Tiger Point Championship, U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier and the Lake Jovita Classic.

PERSONAL: Born April 30, 1992, in Amarillo, Texas...full name is Saman-tha Jo Stevens...daughter of Jerry and Linda Stevens...hobbies include basketball, mountain biking and dirt biking...older brother, Jay, played golf at West Texas A&M from 2006-08.

2012-13 - JUNIORPtarmigan Ram Classic ..............77-75-79=231 (+15)................ T48thBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...76-70-75=221 (+2).................. T13thSusie Maxwell Berning Classic...76-74-78=228 (+12)................ T40thBetsy Rawls Longhorn Invite ......76-70-75=221 (+5).................. T21stPeg Barnard Invitational .............70-76=146 (+4) ....................... T10thBruin Wave Invitational ...............70-80-78=228 (+12)................ T16thDr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ...71-73-73=217 (+1)....................T3rdThe Farms Invitational ................78-74-78=232 (+16)................T23rdFresno State Lexus Classic ........73-69-76=218 (+4)...................... 3rdMWC Championships .................78-78-75=231 (+15)...................12thNCAA West Regional .................73-76-74=223 (+10).................T39th


First name is pronounced EAR-uh...joins older sister Xenia as freshmen at UNM...Ira is 14 months younger than Xenia, however, the two sisters were in the same secondary school graduating class...the reason the sis-ters were in the same class is that Ira was able to skip 8th grade, going directly from 7th to 9th...participated in the state (Hessen) championships the past five years, taking the individual title in 2006...qualified for the Ger-man national championship the past eight years.

FRESHMAN (2012-13): A scoring average of 85.50 in 20 rounds...low 18 was 76 in the final round of the Fresno State Lexus Classic April 16, which was more than nine shots better than her scoring average enterting the tournament.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2012 graduate of Heinrich von Kleist Schule in Eschborn, Germany...there is no competitive golf in German high schools.

PERSONAL: Born March 28, 1994, in Wetzlar, Germa-ny...daughter of Alfred and Barbara Knopf...has an older brother, Adrian...hobbies include skiing and playing the saxophone.

IRAkNOPF

FRESHMAN • HS • 5-5SCHWALBACH, gERMANyHEINRICH VON kLEIST SCHULE

First name is pronounced kith-EEN-ya...joins younger sister Ira as freshmen at UNM...Xenia is 14 months older than Ira, however, the two sisters were in the same secondary school graduating class...the reason the sisters were in the same class is that Ira was able to skip 8th grade, going directly from 7th to 9th...Xenia won the state (Hessen) championship six of the past seven years...since 2007, Xenia has participated in the second-highest league in Germany as a member of the ladies team at Golfclub Kronberg.

FRESHMAN (2012-13): A scoring average of 86.73 in 15 rounds...low round was 79 at the Dr. Donnis Thomp-son Invitational in Hawai’i.

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2012 graduate of Heinrich von Kleist Schule in Eschborn, Germany...there is no competitive golf in German high schools.

PERSONAL: Born Jan. 21, 1993, in Wetzlar, Germa-ny...daughter of Alfred and Barbara Knopf...has an older brother, Adrian...enjoys skiing...favorite athlete is German golfer Martin Kaymer, who won the 2010 PGA Championship at Whistling Straits.

XENIAkNOPF

FRESHMAN • HS • 5-7SCHWALBACH, gERMANyHEINRICH VON kLEIST SCHULE

2012-13 - FRESHMANPtarmigan Ram Classic ..............81-88-87=256 (+40)................... 90thBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...80-83-83=246 (+27)................... 86thPeg Barnard Invitational .............83-89=172 (+30) ........................ 69thBruin Wave Invitational ...............84-91-94=269 (+53).................T78thDr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ....83-82-90=255 (+39).................T83rdFresno State Lexus Classic ........86-84-76=246 (+30)................... 74thMWC Championships .................88-87-91=266 (+50).................T39th


2012-13 - FRESHMANPtarmigan Ram Classic ..............81-90-80=251 (+35)................. T87thBranch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational ...82-90-86=258 (+39)................... 93rdSusie Maxwell Berning Classic...89-92-95=276 (+60)....................95thDr. Donnis Thompson Invitational ....83-79-91=253 (+37)..................T81stThe Farms Invitational ................84-86-93=263 (+47)....................79th


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