2017 PATRIOT LEAGUE WOMEN S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

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1 2017 WOMEN S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Hosted by Saturday, April 22 - Sunday, April 23 Group Course Time Start Hole 1 Grace Course (PLC Women) 8: Grace Course (PLC Women) 8: Grace Course (PLC Women) 8: Grace Course (PLC Women) 9: Grace Course (PLC Women) 9: Grace Course (PLC Women) 9: Grace Course (PLC Women) 8: Grace Course (PLC Women) 8: Grace Course (PLC Women) 8: Grace Course (PLC Women) 9: Grace Course (PLC Women) 9: Grace Course (PLC Women) 9:20 10 Saucon Valley Country Club - Grace Course (Par 72, 6,012 yards) Saturday, April 22 First & Second Round Tee Times and pairings Round 1 Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 Rebecca Markunas Zhangcheng Guo Megan Carter Abby Parsons Phyllis Tang Adela Cejnarova Anna Dailey Meredith Langs Eunbbie Kim Kathryn Childers Emily Larson Lindsay Dodovich Kayleigh Reed Megan Moylan Minuette Laessig Elizabeth McGarrigle Reagan Jahn Aileen Jeong Micah Vincent Lexi Hummel-Paez Holy Cross, College Lindsay Sullivan Holy Cross, College Stephanie Browne Holy Cross, College Maxine Harney Holy Cross, College Jackie Gonzalez Holy Cross, College Annie Collom Sophie DiPetrillo Marie Donnici Isabella Rusher Elsa Diaz Mary Kate Nelson Jane Moon Legare Augenstein Morgan Frazier Christine Walker 2017 PATRIOT LEAGUE WOMEN S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP TEE TIMES Group Course Time Start Player 1 Player 2 Player 3 SATURDAY, Hole APRIL 22 TEE TIMES Rebecca Markunas Kayleigh Reed Tee 1 #1 Grace Course (PLC BOSTON Women) 1:00 10 LEHIGH RICHMOND Tee #10 8:30 2 a.m. Grace Course (PLC 6 player Women) 1: player Zhangcheng Guo 6 player Megan Moylan 1 p.m. Annie Collom 8:40 a.m :10 p.m. 3 Grace Course (PLC Women) 1:20 10 Megan Carter Minuette Laessig Sophie DiPetrillo 8:50 a.m :20 p.m. 94 a.m. Grace Course (PLC 3 Women) 1: Abby Parsons 3Elizabeth McGarrigle 1:30 Marie p.m. Donnici 9:10 a.m Grace Course (PLC Women) 1:40 10 Phyllis Tang 2 Reagan Jahn 1:40 Isabella p.m. Rusher 9:20 a.m :50 p.m. Adela Cejnarova Aileen Jeong Elsa Diaz 6 Grace Course (PLC Women) 1:50 10 Tee 7 #10 Grace Course (PLC BUCKNELL Women) 1:00 1 HOLY Anna CROSS Dailey NAVY Micah Vincent Tee #1 8:30 a.m. 6 player 6 player 6 player 1 p.m. Meredith Langs Lexi Hummel-Paez Mary Kate Nelson 8 Grace Course (PLC Women) 1:10 1 8:40 a.m Holy Cross, College 1:10 p.m. 8:50 9 a.m. Grace Course (PLC 4 Women) 1: Eunbbie Kim 4 Lindsay Sullivan 1:20 Jane p.m. Moon Holy Cross, College 9 a.m. 3 3 Grace Course (PLC Women) 1:30 1 Kathryn Childers 3Stephanie Browne 1:30 Legare p.m. Augenstein 9:10 a.m Holy Cross, College 1:40 p.m. 11 Grace Course (PLC Women) 1:40 1 Emily Larson Maxine Harney Morgan Frazier 9:20 a.m Holy Cross, College 1:50 p.m. Lindsay Dodovich Jackie Gonzalez Christine Walker 12 Grace Course (PLC Women) 1:50 1 Holy Cross, College Sunday, April 23 final Round Tee Times and pairings SUNDAY, APRIL 23 TEE TIMES TEAMS REPAIRED BASED ON DAY 1 SCORES Tee #1 TEAM #1 TEAM #2 TEAM #3 8:30 a.m. 6 player 6 player 6 player 8:40 a.m :50 a.m a.m :10 a.m :20 a.m Tee #10 TEAM #4 TEAM #5 TEAM #6 8:30 a.m. 6 player 6 player 6 player 8:40 a.m :50 a.m a.m :10 a.m :20 a.m Today s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow s Leaders 1

2 FOLLOW PATRIOT LEAGUE ON SOCIAL MEDIA FACEBOOK facebook.com/patriotleague #PLWGOLF INSTAGRAM PatriotLeague SNAPCHAT patriotleague The Patriot League Network, powered by Campus Insiders, streams more than 1,000 live events per year, including coverage of more than 10 Patriot League Championships. Today s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow s Leaders The Patriot League continually demonstrates that student-athletes can excel at both academics and athletics without sacrificing its high standards. The Patriot League s athletic success is achieved while its member institutions remain committed to its founding principle of admitting and graduating student-athletes that are academically representative of their class. Participation in athletics at Patriot League institutions is viewed as an important component of a wellrounded education PATRIOT LEAGUE ATHLETICS & ACADEMIC SUCCESS Now in its third decade as an all-sport conference combining academic and athletic excellence, the Patriot League sponsors championships in 24 men and women s sports. Initially started as an NCAA Division I-AA football conference in 1986, the Patriot League became an all-sport conference in 1990 and includes American, Army West Point,,, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh, Loyola Maryland and as full members, and Fordham, Georgetown, MIT and as associate members. These institutions are among the oldest and most prestigious in the nation and their alumni have and continue to play leadership roles in shaping our country. The Patriot League s mission is simple: to provide successful competitive athletic experiences while maintaining high academic standards, and to prepare its student-athletes to be leaders in society. During the academic year, Patriot League studentathletes and teams accomplished the following: *88 Patriot League teams earned NCAA Public Recognition Awards for ranking in the top 10 percent of their sport in Academic Progress Rate (APR), with 76 squads earning perfect scores. *The Patriot League ranked second among all conferences in Public Recognition Awards, and matched the Ivy League for the highest percentage of teams earning the honor at 45 percent. *89 percent of Patriot League teams scored at or above the national average in APR, while more than 70 percent had at least a 990 score in the multi-year rate. *12 student-athletes earned Capital One Academic All-America recognition, including first-team accolades for s Matt DelMauro (Football) and s Ellen Bradford (Women s Swimming and Diving) and Rebecca Greenberg (Women s Rowing). *Three Patriot League student-athletes earned NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships, with the group including Bradford and Sam Peckham (Men s Cross Country) from and Veronica Toro (Women s Rowing) from MIT. *Bradford and Loyola s Franz Rassman (Men s Basketball) were named the Corvias Patriot League Female and Male Scholar- Athlete of the Year honorees, respectively. *43 Patriot League student-athletes received Capital One/Co- SIDA Academic All-District recognition, an increase of nine honorees over last season. *There were 2,816 student-athletes on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in , including 258 with a semester GPA of at least 4.0. * s Jesse Klug (Men s Soccer) and American s Emilie Ikeda (Field Hockey) each received the Patriot League Award of Outstanding Leadership and Character. * s Emily Tillo (Women s Golf) and s Patrick Keena (Men s Lacrosse) were named the League s Sportsmanship Award winners. *Tillo was also one of the League s nominations for the NCAA Woman of the Year award along with American s Monika Smidova (Volleyball), with Tillo being recognized as an NCAA 2016 Woman of the Year Top 30. *Klug was one four Patriot League finalists for the Senior CLASS Award, along with Army West Point s Katie Holder (Women s Soccer), Kelsey Minato (Women s Basketball) and Kasey Mc- Cravey (Softball). * won the Corvias Patriot League Presidents Cup for the third straight time and fourth in the last five years. The Mids also won the men s title while claimed the women s crown. *Loyola men s lacrosse became the third Patriot League team in any sport to advance to the semifinals of an NCAA Championship as the Greyhounds defeated Duke and Towson in their tournament play. * beat Yale in the first round of the NCAA Men s Lacrosse Tournament as two Patriot League squads won games in the same year for the first time. *Colgate advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division I Football Championship, defeating New Hampshire and James Madison on the road in the postseason to become just the second football team in Patriot League history to win more than one game in the playoffs. *Also winning NCAA Tournament contests in were American volleyball, women s soccer, Holy Cross men s basketball, baseball and field hockey, with the 10 postseason victories setting a record for the Patriot League in a single season. *Fordham running back Chase Edmonds was named the ECAC Offensive Player of the Year while Lehigh running back Dom Bragalone took home the organization s Rookie of the Year honor. *Army West Point s Kelsey Minato broke the Patriot League s All-Time scoring record and was named the ESPNW Mid-Major Player of the Year. Minato and Lehigh s Tim Kempton were both named Associated Press All-America honorable mention. Kempton earned the accolade for the second-consecutive year. *Twenty-three Patriot Leaguers were named All-Americans, with first-team status for s Sofi Laurito (Field Hockey), Fordham s Chase Edmonds and Stephen Hodge (Football) and s Jay Stell (Men s Outdoor Track and Field). *Six Patriot Leaguers were selected in the Major League Lacrosse (MLL) Draft, while five were taken in the Major League Baseball (MLB) First-Year Player Draft. Today s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow s Leaders 2

3 saucon valley country club - grace course Soon after World War II it was decided that one 18-hole golf course was not sufficient for Saucon Valley s growing membership. Golf course architect William Gordon, who had worked with Toomey and Flynn (Shinnecock Hills) and constructed courses for Donald Ross (Seminole), Willie Park, Jr. (Maidstone) and Devereux Emmet (Garden City Golf Club), was chosen to create the additional course. The course was named for Eugene Gifford Grace, the man who founded the club and for more than four decades exerted a very strong influence on making Saucon Valley Country Club what it is today. Grace was an 1899 graduate of who went straight from the campus to the Steel, as Bethlehem Steel Corporation is commonly known. In 1913, at age 36, Eugene Grace was named president of Bethlehem Steel Company and three years later was elected president of the parent company, Bethlehem Steel Corporation. He spent forty years as president and chairman before stepping down in He died in 1960 at the age of 83. He was a giant of industry and a true friend of golf. It seems only fitting that this breathtakingly beautiful 18 holes of golf be named after this true visionary. The Grace Course is one of only 44 golf courses in the country to have been named to Golf Digest s prestigious Top 100 Golf Courses every year since the inception of the rankings in 1966 until the late 1990s. Considering the great many outstanding courses that have been built in the past decade, this is no small feat. The Grace Course, long and demanding, is set among 150 acres that challenge the golfer to use every club in the bag. It is quite unlike the Old Course in both design and topography. The Grace Course surrounds the Old Course and does not return to the clubhouse at the ninth hole. It does stop at the quaint Villa Pazzetti, the club s beautiful halfway house. The course measures 7,051 yards from the championship tees and features greens nearly twice the size of those on the Old Course but without the severe contours. William Gordon and his son, David, completed the first nine, or third nine, of the Grace Course in the fall of The back nine, or fourth nine, opened for play in There are a number of quite unique holes on the Grace Course. The par three fifth hole is a classic example of an Eden hole and is modeled after the famous 11th hole at St. Andrews, Scotland. The par three 11th hole is a marvelous rendition of a Redan hole that features a slightly uphill shot to a green that is set at an angle to the tee and slopes gently away from the golfer. The Grace Course finishes with three very strong par four holes, the shortest of which is the 437-yard 17th. These holes provide a fitting climax to a true test of one s abilities. Patriot League Team Champions 2013 Lehigh, , Boston U., , 913 Patriot League Player of the Year 2013 Chelsea Michalek, Lehigh (Sr.) 2014 Crystal Lee, Lehigh (Sr.) 2015 Adela Cejnarova, Boston U. (So.) 2016 Adela Cejnarova, Boston U. (Jr.) Patriot League Coach of the Year 2013 Kevin Jamieson, 2014 Bruce Chalas, Boston U Nadia Ste-Marie, 2016 Ali Wright, Patriot League Rookie of the Year 2013 Nicole Feierberg, Lehigh (Fr.) 2014 Adela Cejnarova, Boston U. (Fr.) 2015 Phyllis Tang, Boston U. (Fr.) 2016 Aileen Jeong, Lehigh (Fr.) Patriot League Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2013 Ginette Schapira, Lehigh (Sr.) 2014 Emily Tillo, Boston U. (So.) 2015 Emily Tillo, Boston U. (Jr.) 2016 Emily Tillo, Boston U. (Sr.) Championship History Top 10 Individual Performances Patriot League Championship (54 Holes) 1. Adela Cejnarova, Boston U Adela Cejnarova, Boston U Crystal Lee, Lehigh T. Kristyna Pavlickova, Boston U T. Aileen Jeong, Lehigh T. Chelsea Michalek, Lehigh T. Jessica Lydia, T. Emily Tillo, Boston U T. Lauren Bernard, T. Sophie DiPetrillo, T. Elizabeth McGarrigle, Lehigh senior Adela Cejnarova is the two-time defending Patriot League Women s Golfer of the Year, after medaling in 2015 and Today s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow s Leaders 3

4 Bruce Chalas - 9th season BOSTON UNIVERSITY TERRIERS WOMEN S GOLF ROSTER NAME CL. HOMETOWN/SCHOOL Megan Carter So. Blackshear, Ga./Ware County Adela Cejnarova Sr. Prague, Czech Republic/Gymnazium Budejovicka Zhangcheng Guo Fr. Beijing, China/IMG Academy (Fla.) Saeros Oskarsdottir Fr. Kopavogur, Iceland/Commercial College of Iceland Abby Parsons Fr. Pinehurst, N.C./Union Pines Phyllis Tang Jr. Hong Kong, China/Heritage Academy (S.C). Head Coach Bruce Chalas Volunteer Assistant Coach Val Altieri DATE TOURNAMENT PLACE SCORE Sept William & Mary Invitational 8th-of (+70) Sept Dartmouth Invitational 9th-of (+57) Oct. 3-4 UNC Greensboro Invitational 6th-of (+100) Oct. 7-9 Yale Intercollegiate 14th-of (+34) Oct College of Charleston Invitational 12th-of (+57) Feb Edwin Watts Kiawah Island Classic T-31st-of (+74) March Fresno State Classic 11th-of (+57) March Babs Steffens Invitational 2nd-of (+34) April 1-2 Harvard Invitational 2nd-of (+32) April Hoya Invitational 8th-of (+62) April 16 Yale/Quinnipiac/Brown/Dartmouth T1st-of (+14) Adela Cejnarova - Sr. Today s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow s Leaders 4

5 2017 PATRIOT LEAGUE WOMEN S GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Lisa Francisco - 1st season BUCKNELL BISON WOMEN S GOLF ROSTER NAME CL. Katie Childers So. Anna Dailey Fr. Lindsay Dodovich Jr. Eunbbie Kim So. Meredith Langs Fr. Emily Larson Sr. Nicole Mischler Sr. Callie Nelson Sr. HOMETOWN/SCHOOL Northville, Mich./Northville Wellesley, Mass./Barron Collier (Fla.) Chicago, Ill./Trinity Potomac, Md./Winston Churchill Hilton Head Island, S.C./Heritage Academy Arlington, Va./Yorktown Ambler, Pa./Mount St. Joseph Academy Winnetka, Ill./New Trier Head Coach - Lisa Francisco Lindsay Dodovich - Jr. DATE TOURNAMENT PLACE SCORE Sept Fall Invitational 9th-of (+70) Sept Invitational 1st-of (+56) Sept Nittany Lion Invitational 9th-of (+85) Oct Rocket Classic 11th-of (+109) Oct Lehigh Invitational 6th-of (+82) Feb Edwin Watts Kiawah Island 39th-of (+99) Mar Low Country Intercollegiate 10th-of (+83) Mar Sunoco Campbell Oil Classic 5th-of (+76) Apr Hoya Invitational 14th-of (+126) Today s S cholar-at h l e t e s, Tomor row s Le a de r s 5

6 Tim Bibaud - 2nd season HOLY CROSS CRUSADERS WOMEN S GOLF ROSTER NAME CL. HOMETOWN/SCHOOL Maddy Belden Fr. Holden, Mass./Worcester Academy Stephanie Browne Fr. Southampton, N.Y. /Saint Anthony s Maddy Glynn Jr. Pittsford, N.Y. /Our Lady of Mercy Jackie Gonzalez Fr. West Roxbury, Mass./Ursuline Academy Maxine Harney Jr. Medford, Mass./Medford Mackenzie Horl Sr. Garden City, N.Y./Garden City Lexi Hummel-Paez So. Albuquerque, N.M./Albuquerque Academy Lindsay Sullivan Jr. Worcester, Mass./Notre Dame Academy Head Coach - Tim Bibaud DATE TOURNAMENT PLACE SCORE Sept Fall Invitational 15th-of (+129) Sept Dartmouth Invitational 14th-of (+129) Oct. 1-2 Williams Invitational 7th-of (+118) Oct Lehigh Invitational 9th-of (+137) Mar. 6-7 Benbow Invitational 7th-of (+63) Mar Lady EagleCat Invitational 12th-of (+110) Apr. 2 NEIGA Championship 3rd-of (+75) Apr. 17 Sacred Heart Spring One Day 6th-of (+69) Maxine Harney - Jr. Today s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow s Leaders 6

7 Judy Dwyer - 5th season LEHIGH MOUNTAIN HAWKS WOMEN S GOLF ROSTER NAME CL. HOMETOWN/SCHOOL Reagan Jahn So. Jupiter, Fla./Benjamin School Aileen Jeong So. Dublin, Calif./Dublin Minuette Laessig Fr. Barto, Pa./Perkiomen School Rebecca Markunas Fr. Glendale, N.Y./Archbishop Molloy Elizabeth McGarrigle Sr. Wernersville, Pa./Conrad Weiser Megan Moylan Jr. North East, Pa./North East Head Coach - Judy Dwyer Assistant Coaches - Karen Siegel, Mary Kate Lynch Reagan Jahn - Soph. DATE TOURNAMENT PLACE SCORE Sept Fall Invitational 6th-of (+61) Sept Tignanelli Towson Invitational 4th-of (+39) Oct. 1-2 Princeton Invitational 12th-of (+83) Oct Lehigh Invitational 1st of (+42) Oct Pirate Invitational 5th-of (+98) Feb. 20 FAU Winter Warm-up 3rd-of (+22) Mar Seminole State Spring Break 3rd-of (+70) Mar Kingsmill Intercollegiate 13th-of (+73) Apr. 8-9 Spring Invitational 2nd-of (+63) Today s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow s Leaders 7

8 2017 PATRIOT LEAGUE WOMEN S GOLF TM CHAMPIONSHIP Nadia Ste-Marie - 5th season NAVY MIDSHIPMEN WOMEN S GOLF ROSTER NAME CL. Legare Augenstein Jr. Marci Browning Sr. Morgan Frazier Fr. Jane Moon Jr. Mary Kate Nelson Jr. Abby Schroeder Fr. Micah Vincent Fr. Christine Walker Jr. HOMETOWN/SCHOOL Columbia, S.C. / The Taft School (Conn.) Canal Winchester, Ohio / Canal Winchester Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Cumberland Valley Lutherville, Md. / Dulaney Colorado Springs, Colo. / Pine Creek St. Louis, Mo. / MICDS Columbus, Ohio / Worthington Kilbourne Carmel, Calif. / Carmel Head Coach - Nadia Ste-Marie Assistant Coach - Kelly Gerlach Hovland DATE TOURNAMENT PLACE SCORE Sept Fall Invitational 5th-of (+54) Sept Tignanelli Towson Invitational 6th-of (+46) Oct Quinnipiac Classic 4th-of (+147) Oct Sacred Heart Invitational 2nd-of (+73) Oct Lehigh Invitational 5th-of (+81) Mar. 15 vs. The Citadel W, 5-1 Mar Low Country Intercollegiate 11th-of (+84) Mar Kingsmill Intercollegiate 19th-of (+97) Apr. 2-3 Seahawk Spring Invitational 3rd-of (+47) Apr. 8-9 Spring Invitational 6th-of (+83) Today s S chola r-at h l e t e s, Tomor row s Le a de r s Christine Walker - Jr. TM 8

9 Ali Wright - 3rd season RICHMOND SPIDERS WOMEN S GOLF ROSTER NAME CL. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Annie Collom So. Davidson, N.C./Cannon Elsa Diaz Jr. San Antonio, Texas/Douglas MacArthur Sophie DiPetrillo So. Dover, Mass./Buckingham Browne and Nichols Marie Donnici Jr. Vancouver, British Columbia/Crofton House [Hawaii] Maria Pons Cano Sr. Leon, Mexico/Colegio del Bosque Leon Kayleigh Reed Gr. Virginia Beach, Va./Cape Henry Collegiate School [Longwood] Isabella Rusher So. Salisbury, N.C./Salisbury Phoebe Short So. Rumson, N.J./Rumson-Fair Haven Head Coach - Ali Wright Isabella Rusher - So. DATE TOURNAMENT PLACE SCORE Sept William & Mary Invitational 4th-of (+49) Sept Nittany Lion Invitational T-3rd-of (+48) Oct Waterville Intercollegiate (Ireland) Match Play Oct Cardinal Cup 15th-of (+84) Feb Edwin Watts Kiawah Island Classic 12th of (+35) Mar River Landing Classic 10th-of (+67) Mar Kingsmill Intercollegiate 4th-of (+39) Apr Hoya Invitational 12th-of (+83) Today s Scholar-Athletes, Tomorrow s Leaders 9

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