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1 INTRO Quick Facts...1 Media Information PREVIEW Roster...2 Pronunciation Guide Schedule...2 PLAYERS/COACH Returning Players Newcomers...7 Head Coach Emily Loftin REVIEW Statistics Tournament Results TABLE OF CONTENTS FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: INTRO RECORDS & HISTORY All-Time Individual & Team Bests...13 Conference History...14 All-Time Tournament Team Wins...15 All-Time Tournament Medalists...15 Fresno State All-Americans...16 All-Time NCAA Qualifiers/Results...16 Academic Awards and Accolades...17 All-Time Tournament Results All-Time Letterwinners...22 CREDITS The Fresno State women s golf fact book is a product of the Fresno State Athletic Communications office. Written, edited and designed by Matt Burkholder. Photos by Keith Kountz and Cary Edmondson. QUICK FACTS FRESNO STATE GOLF Seasons of Golf...13; entering 14th Inaugural Season Mountain West Finish... 4th Best Mountain West Finish... 3rd (2x) Tournament Wins... 0 All-Time Tournament Wins... 8 Conference Championships... 1 Individual Conference Champions... 3 NCAA Apearances... 1 NCAA Individual Appearances... 6 GENERAL INFORMATION Name of School...Fresno State Location... Fresno, CA Founded Enrollment... 25,000 Nickname...Bulldogs School Colors... Red and Blue Affiliation...NCAA Division I Conference... Mountain West (6th Yr.) President... Dr. Joseph I. Castro Director of Athletics...Jim Bartko SWA... Carrie Coll Athletic Dept. Phone MEDIA RELATIONS INFO/GOLF Matt Burkholder... Director of Communications Office Cell mburkholder@csufresno.edu Media Relations Mailing Address 5305 N. Campus Drive MS 27 Fresno, CA V is for Valley Fresno State prides itself on being the Valley s team. This pride can be seen in the form of a large green V on the Bulldogs uniforms, as a symbol to the agricultural community of the Central Valley of California. The San Joaquin Valley is the world s richest agricultural area in export dollars. Fresno State Identification The University s formal name is Fresno State, not Cal State University, Fresno and not Fresno State University. Fresno St. is the acceptable shorter, less formal name for the University and is acceptable as a first text reference, as well as subsequent references. The University prefers to never be referenced as just Fresno, only Fresno State or Fresno St. For graphics or abbreviations, we ask that you please use FS - not FSU, CSUF or Fresno. Another acceptable abbreviation is Fresno St FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK 1

2 FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: INTRO ROSTER Name Yr. Ht. Hometown (Previous School) Mimi Ho Sr. 5-1 Hong Kong (Discovery College) Emma Larsson Fr. 6-0 Onsala, Sweden (Katrinelunds Gymnasiet) Hayden Mammen So. 5-8 Clovis, Calif. (Kansas State) Alison Muirhead Fr Dubai, UAE (Dubai English Speaking College) Danielle Richman So. 5-6 Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa High School) Kristin Simonsen Jr. 5-8 Bergen, Norway (Norges Toppidrettsgymnas Baerum) Kelsi Stieler Jr. 5-7 Oakhurst, Calif. (Yosemite High School) Brigitte Thibault Fr. 5-5 Rosemère, Quebec (Saint-Gabriel High School) Samantha Spencer Sr. 5-7 Georgetown, Ontario (Christ the King Secondary School) Yifei Wang Jr. 5-6 Guangzhou, China (Guangzhou No. 47 Middle School) ROSTER BY CLASS Seniors...2 Juniors...3 Sophomores...2 Freshmen...3 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kristin Simonsen Sigh-men-son COACHING STAFF Emily Loftin Head Coach (5th Season) SCHEDULE DATE TOURNAMENT [HOST] LOCATION VENUE Sept Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Invitational [New Mexico] Albuquerque, N.M. UNM Championship Golf Course Sept Coeur d Alene Resort Collegiate Invitational [Gonzaga] Coeur d Alene, Idaho Coeur d Alene Resort Golf Course Oct. 6-7 Bettie Lou Evans Invitational [Kentucky] Lexington, Ky. University Club Oct Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown [UNLV] Las Vegas, Nev. Boulder Creek Golf Club Feb The Gold Rush [Long Beach State] Seal Beach, Calif. Old Ranch Country Club Feb Bruin Wave Invitational [UCLA] San Luis Obispo, Calif. San Luis Obispo Country Club March 5-6 Fresno State Classic [Fresno State] Fresno, Calif. Copper River Country Club March PING/ASU Invitational [Arizona State] Phoenix, Ariz. ASU Karsten Golf Course April 9-10 Dale McNamara Invitational [Tulsa] Tulsa, Okla. Tulsa Country Club April Mountain West Championship [MW] Rancho Mirage, Calif. Mission Hills Country Club Four sites May 7-9 NCAA Regionals Stanford, Calif. Stanford Golf Course Austin, Texas Univ. of Texas Golf Club Madison, Wis. Univ. Ridge Golf Course Tallahassee, Fla. Southwood Golf Course May NCAA Championships Stillwater, Okla. Karsten Creek Golf Club FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK

3 FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: PLAYER PROFILES, RETURNERS MIMI HO 5-1 Sr. 4th Year Hong Kong (Discovery College) CAREER TOURNAMENTS: (JUNIOR): Turned in a scoring average (2.43 vs. par) as a junior, competing in eight stroke-play tournaments (23 rounds) which ranked as the eighth-lowest season scoring average by a Bulldog in program history... recorded career-best finish (3rd place) at the Fresno State Classic, March shot a 54-hole even-par 216 ( ) at the Fresno State Classic, setting the all-time best 54-hole mark by a Bulldog at the home-hosted event... matched career 54- hole low at the Fresno State Classic (216)... earned second career Mountain West Women s Golfer of the Week award following the Fresno State Classic... fired a single round season-low 68 in the first round of the first event of the season the Johnie Imes Invitational on Oct posted two rounds in the 60 s during the season and carded five par or better single round scores... recorded one top 10 and four top 20 finishes... fired a program record 4.83 par 5 scoring average... named Women s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar for third-straight year... named to spring Academic All-MW team... named MW Scholar-Athlete (SOPHOMORE): One of three squad members to compete in all 11 tournaments during the season recorded a scoring average (3.84 vs. par) over 31 rounds posted three top 20 finishes fired a single-round career-low 67 (-5) at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown (Oct.26-27) it was also a singleround low for the team during the season and tied for the third-lowest singleround fired in program history tallied four rounds scored par or better 54-hole tournament-low was even-par 216 ( ) at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown best finish was a tie for 12th at the Fresno State Classic (March 7-8) behind a 4-over-par 148 (75-73) led the team in pars per round at carded 47 birdies and one eagle during the season average named Women s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar named to spring Academic All-MW team named MW Scholar-Athlete (FRESHMAN): Competed in all 11 tournaments (31 rounds) as a first-year player and posted an average score of named co-mountain West Golfer of the Week on Feb. 12 following a top 5 finish on Feb at the Long Beach State Gold Rush ( =223) - a season-best... recorded four top 20 finishes for the season... lowest 54-hole score was a 5-over-par 221 at a competitive Mountain View Collegiate tournament, March 20-21, that placed her in a tie for 40th ( =221)... fired a single-round season-low 2-under-par 70 in the first round of the Ole Miss Rebel Intercollegiate (April 3)... owned four rounds of golf that were par or better... named to 2015 Academic All-Mountain West team, named a 2015 Mountain West Scholar-Athlete, and named an All- American Scholar by the Women s Golf Coaches Association. HAYDEN MAMMEN 5-8 So. 2nd Year Clovis, California (Clovis High School/Kansas State) CAREER TOURNAMENTS: 3 SPRING 2017 (FRESHMAN): Joined Fresno State s roster in January 2017 and earned the nod to compete in three of the spring s six events carded a scoring average over nine rounds single round season-low was a 71 in the second round of the Dale McNamara Invitational, hosted by Tulsa, April posted two top 20 finishes both ties for 18th once at the Dale McNamara ( ) and once at the Mountain West Championship ( ) 54-hole season-low 226 was carded at the MW Championship. LAST SCHOOL (KANSAS STATE): In one semester of competition (fall 2016), participated in one event, the Minnesota Invitational... fired a single-round low 76 in the first round of the Minnesota Invitational... placed T-38th at the Minnesota Invitational, carding a =231. HIGH SCHOOL: A three-time Northern Area Champion and Valley Player of the Year at Clovis High School... named the Fresno Bee Player of the Year in one of the premiere junior golfers in Northern California who won the Haggan Oaks Tournament Champion where she shot a selected as the 2014 Tri Valley River Player of the Year... has also played in the USGA Girls Junior Qualifier and represented the Junior Golf Association of Northern California (JGANC) in the Mary Crave and North-South team championships. PERSONAL: Born in Fresno, California... daughter of Bobby and Jenny Mammen... has one sister, Abby... career ambition is to become a nurse... major at Fresno State is pre-nursing. HAYDEN MAMMEN S CAREER STATS No. No. Avg. Vs. Low Rds. Par or Best Tour. Rds. Score Par Rd. in 60 s Better Wins Finish (Fr.) T18 TOTAL T18 DISCOVERY COLLEGE (INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB) WORLD SCHOOL): Team captain for Discovery College... FCG age champion as well as the 2011 Singapore Junior Golf champion, HK Winter Junior Close champion and the Macau Ladies Amateur Open champion in in 2012 and 2013 she was the girls ACAMIS Invitational Golf Tournament Champion. PERSONAL: Born in Hong Kong to parents Li Yuk Lin and Ho Yun Shing Danng... has an older sister, Angie Ho... favorite athletes are Inbee Park and Miguel Angel Jimenez, because of their positive aurora they carry on the field and the way they demonstrate their calmness... admires her sister as she has always been a positive role model by being thoughtful and selfless... chose Fresno State because she felt the women s golf program and the schools environment will help her strive and succeed in both academics as well as her golfing career... child development major at Fresno State. MIMI HO S CAREER STATS No. No. Avg. Vs. Low Rds. Par or Best Tour. Rds. Score Par Rd. in 60 s Better Wins Finish (Fr.) T (So.) T (Jr.) TOTAL FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK 3

4 FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: PLAYER PROFILES, RETURNERS DANIELLE RICHMAN 5-6 So. 2nd Year Manhattan Beach, Calif. (Mira Costa High School) CAREER TOURNAMENTS: (FRESHMAN): Saw action in one tournament as a true freshman, the home-hosted Fresno State Classic, March carded an =253 (+31) at San Joaquin Country Club... named a Mountain West Scholar- Athlete. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity golfer at Mira Costa High School named captain her senior year earned scholar-athlete honors all four years. PERSONAL: Daughter of David Richman has one brother, David was a Model United Nations delegate for Mira Costa High School favorite athlete is Lexi Thompson because she sacrifices a lot and works really hard to be a professional golfer biggest athletic thrill is competing in any event most admires her father because he has taught her the urgency of ambition, discipline and determination Richman is a recipient of the Smittcamp scholarship, a member of the Smittcamp family Honors College and is a member of the Associated Students Incorporated legislative committee... history and political science major at Fresno State. DANIELLE RICHMAN S CAREER STATS No. No. Avg. Vs. Low Rds. Par or Best Tour. Rds. Score Par Rd. in 60 s Better Wins Finish (Fr.) TOTAL KRISTIN SIMONSEN 5-8 Jr. 3rd Year Bergen, Norway (Norges Toppidrettsgymnas Baerum) CAREER TOURNAMENTS: (SOPHOMORE): Named Mountain West Golfer of the Week on March 28 after being an integral piece to Fresno State earning a fourth-place finish at San Diego State s 16-team March Mayhem match play event, March compiled a 3-1 individual record in match play at SDSU s March Mayhem, including two wins that helped the Bulldogs earn victories over No. 28 San Diego State and No. 29 California, and despite a team loss to No. 2 USC, defeated the Trojans Victoria Morgan, the 21st-ranked individual nationally in ninestroke play events, carded a scoring average (2.98 vs. par) posted two top 20 performances the Johnie Imes Invitational ( ) and Mountain West Championship ( ) matched single round career-low 70 in the third round of the Johnie Imes Invitational registered five par or better rounds, matching total accumulated as a freshman... named to the Mountain West All- Academic team (FRESHMAN): All-Mountain West second-team selection named an at-large selection by the NCAA Division I Women s Golf Committee to compete at the Stanford Regional (May 5-7), becoming second Bulldog freshman to earn an at-large bid in program history joined Fresno State midseason, competed in all six scheduled spring tournaments, plus NCAA Regional, and posted a season scoring average (2.11 vs. par) over 19 rounds placed inside the top 15 in four tournaments and was a top 25 finisher in all six regular season events carded season-low single round 1-under-par 70 at the NCAA Stanford Regional during the second round finished tied for 27th in first career postseason action ( =221) best finish was fifth at the Fresno State Classic behind a 1-over-par 145 best 54-hole tournament score vs. par was 5-over ( =221) at the Gold Rush Invitational (Feb ) registered best par 3 single-season scoring average in school history, carding a average recorded five rounds scored par or better tallied 42 birdies during the spring and carded pars per round named Mountain West Golfer of the Week on Feb. 17 following first career tournament at the Peg Barnard Invitational fired a 5-over-par 147 (74-73) and tied for 15th against a field of 70 owned a No. 126 Golfstat ranking at conclusion of the year... named to the Mountain West All-Academic team and a MW scholar-athlete. HIGH SCHOOL/PREP: Attended Norges Toppidrettsgymnas (Bærum). SIMONSEN AMATEUR CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Represented Norway in the European Ladies Teams Championship (2015). Ranked No. 2 Norwegian Cup & Order of Merit (2015). Finished runner-up Harder German Junior Championship (2014). Ranked No. 1 Norges Cup (Norwegian Cup) & Order of Merit ( ). Ranked No. 2 Titleist Tour U-18 Order of Merit ( ). PERSONAL: Born in Bergen, Norway was a member of the Ladies Norwegian National Team, after having elevated from the Norwegian Junior National Team, before joining the Bulldogs in January 2016 major at Fresno State is economics. KRISTIN SIMONSEN S CAREER STATS No. No. Avg. Vs. Low Rds. Par or Best Tour. Rds. Score Par Rd. in 60 s Better Wins Finish (Fr.) (So.) T18 TOTAL FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK

5 FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: PLAYER PROFILES, RETURNERS SAMANTHA SPENCER 5-7 Sr. 4th Year Georgetown, Ontario (Christ the King Secondary School) CAREER TOURNAMENTS: (JUNIOR): Participated in three tournaments for the Bulldogs as a junior carded an scoring average (8.00 vs. par) over nine rounds Ptarmigan Ram Classic (Sept ), Gold Rush (Feb ) and Fresno State Classic (March 13-14) single round season-low was 76, in the second round of the Fresno State Classic best finish was T-50th at the Fresno State Classic, carding a 20-over-par (SOPHOMORE): Competed in eight of 11 scheduled tournaments and recorded a scoring average (5.00 vs. par) over 22 rounds matched single-round career-low of 73 on two separate occasions during the third round of the Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate (Oct. 9-10) and during the second round of the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown (Oct ) best finish was a tie for 32nd (74-78=152), coming at the 36-hole Peg Barnard Invitational carded 38 birdies during the season, and averaged pars per round (FRESHMAN): Competed in seven tournaments (17 rounds) and posted a scoring average... finished in fourth place at the Fresno State Classic and set season lows for both single round (73) and 54-hole score (223) on Oct. 6-7 at San Joaquin Country Club ( =223)... top finish during the spring slate was at the Long Beach State Gold Rush (Feb. 9-10), carded a 231 ( ) to place in a tie for 30th among the 65-person field... named to the Mountain West All-Academic team. CHRIST THE KING SECONDARY SCHOOL: Played varsity golf all four years... received MVP Honors every year in high school and was the regional champion her junior and senior years... she holds the record of 67, 69 at the regional championship. KELSI STIELER 5-7 Jr. 2nd Year Oakhurst, Calif. (Yosemite High School) CAREER TOURNAMENTS: (SOPHOMORE): Saw action in one tournament in first season with the program, the home-hosted Fresno State Classic, March carded a 12-over-par 228 ( ) to place T-22nd at San Joaquin Country Club... named a Mountain West Scholar-Athlete. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity golfer at Yosemite High School took 1st place in the North Sequoia League helped her team become Division II CIF Champions was named team captain her senior year. PERSONAL: Daughter of Mike and Heather Stieler has two brothers, Craig and Michael enjoys playing soccer, snowboarding and horseback riding favorite athlete is Brooke Henderson because she is a great athlete with a good heart biggest athletic thrill was winning a CIF Championship in high school most admires her father because he has encouraged her and believed in her even when she didn t believe in herself Stieler is also a recipient of the Smittcamp scholarship at Fresno State, a member of the Smittcamp family Honors College and has maintained a 4.0 grade point average during her time in college... liberal studies major at Fresno State. KELSI STIELER S CAREER STATS No. No. Avg. Vs. Low Rds. Par or Best Tour. Rds. Score Par Rd. in 60 s Better Wins Finish (Fr.) T22 TOTAL T22 PERSONAL: Born in Brampton, Ontario to parents Cathy and Kevin Spencer... has a younger brother, Chase... enjoys hanging out with friend, downhill skiing and swimming... favorite athlete is Tiger Woods... biggest athletic thrill was playing with Annika Sorenstam and Natalie Gulbis in the Scotiabank Charity Classic... chosen as a member of Team Ontario for the 2013 Canada Summer Games... admires her parents the most because they have always supported her... chose Fresno State because it has everything a student-athlete could want along with great weather, facilities and coaches... major at Fresno State is communications. SAMANTHA SPENCER S CAREER STATS No. No. Avg. Vs. Low Rds. Par or Best Tour. Rds. Score Par Rd. in 60 s Better Wins Finish (Fr.) (So.) T (Jr.) T50 TOTAL FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK 5

6 FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: PLAYER PROFILES, RETURNERS YIFEI WANG 5-6 So. 2nd Year Guangzhou, China (Guangzhou No. 47 Middle School) CAREER TOURNAMENTS: (SOPHOMORE): Owned a season scoring average (3.95 vs. par) in seven stroke-play events as a second-year player set career bests for single round low and best finish at the Johnie Imes Invitational (Oct. 3-4) firing a 2-under-par 70 in the second round, leading the way to an eighth place tie ( =216) totaled two par or better rounds during the season, both were shot at the Johnie Imes Invitational registered one top 10 and two top 20 finishes placed tied for 15th at the Mountain West Championship ( ), which was the second-best finish for the Dogs at the MW Championship named Women s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar named to spring Academic All-MW team named MW Scholar-Athlete (FRESHMAN): Joined the Bulldogs in January, played in final five tournaments of the season carded a season scoring average (4.29 vs. par) over 14 rounds set a single-round season-low 73, three times, at three different par 72 courses best finish was a tie for 12th at the Fresno State Classic (March 7-8) following a 4-over-par 148 (75-73) at the 36-hole event low 54-hole tournament of the spring came at the Gold Rush (Feb ), scoring a 7-overpar 223 ( ) carded 23 birdies during the season, and averaged pars per round... named a Mountain West scholar-athlete. PRIOR TO FRESNO STATE: Attended Guangzhou No. 47 Middle School in Guangzhou, China - the third largest city in China that is located north-northwest of Hong Kong... pre-fresno State highlights include finishing second at the 2015 World Stars of Amateur Golf ( ), third at the 2015 College Combine (72-78) and second at the 2014 ANNIKA Invitational in China ( )... captain of girls basketball team at Guangzhou No. 47 Middle School. PERSONAL: Daughter of Yi Wang and Yu Qi Huang... has one younger brother, Zi Pei Wang... in addition to golf, also plays tennis and basketball, and swims... proudest golfing accomplishment entering Fresno State was being runner-up at the ANNIKA Invitational and Annika Sorenstam presenting the trophy... favorite athlete is Jordan Speith... pre-business major at Fresno State. YIFEI WANG S CAREER STATS No. No. Avg. Vs. Low Rds. Par or Best Tour. Rds. Score Par Rd. in 60 s Better Wins Finish (Fr.) T (So.) T8 TOTAL T FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK

7 FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: PLAYER PROFILES, NEWCOMERS EMMA LARSSON 6-0 Fr. 1st Year Onsala, Sweden (Katrinelunds Gymnasiet) BRIGITTE THIBAULT 5-5 Fr. 1st Year Rosemère, Quebec (Saint-Gabriel High School) AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS: Skandia Tour Event Champion (75-72). Recorded first career Hole-in-One in 2017 (130 meters). Top 20 Finish at the Annika Invitational Europe in Bara, Sweden. Two-time Junior Masters Invitational Final Qualifier and the 2015 Junior Masters Invitational Champion at Onsjö golf club. Fourth ranked player in her age group prior to joining the Bulldogs, and ranked top 20 in the Junior Swedish Rankings. HIGH SCHOOL/PREP: Graduated from Katrinelunds Gymnasiet, located in Gothenburg, Sweden, in May of PERSONAL: Born in Gothenburg, Sweden daughter of Marie-Louise and Johan Larsson has one sister, Sara favorite athlete is Annika Sorenstam... is a pre-business major at Fresno State. ALISON MUIRHEAD 5-10 Fr. 1st Year Dubai, UAE (Dubai English Speaking College) AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS: Three-time Club Champion. Two-time qualifier for the Optimist International World Championship. Individual winner of the IMG Junior World Championship Qualifier one of only three Canadians to qualify for this event. Future College World Tour: Three top 10 finishes. Champion of the 6th annual Quebec Junior Open (73-74). Runner-up at Québec amateur Player s Cup (75-67). Dropped her handicap index by more than 24 shots in three years. Qualified for the LPGA Canadian Pacific Women s Open, the ONLY Amateur to advance out of the qualifier to the LPGA event finishing in 2nd place. Considered to be one of the longest junior players in Canada. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Saint-Gabriel High School, in Sainte- Thérèse, Quebec, in June of PERSONAL: Born in Montreal, Canada daughter of Josee and Daniel has older two sisters, Julie and Laurence has been playing golf for three years favorite athlete is Tiger Woods, because he changed the game... chose to join the Bulldogs program because of the team chemistry with the coach and teammates... pre-business major at Fresno State. AMATEUR HIGHLIGHTS: Two-time Emirates Junior Open Champion, 2015 & Owned a top 5 finish at the 2016 English Girls Open Championship St Andrews Junior Ladies Open Stroke Play Low Medalist, 69 (-3). Advanced to round of 32 at the 2016 Girls British Open Championship Emirates Golf Federation Ladies Order of Merit Champion (11 events over 11 courses in the UAE played throughout the season) FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK 7

8 FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: HEAD COACH Emily Loftin Fresno State Head Coach 5th Season Oklahoma (2005) Emily Loftin, the second head coach in Fresno State women s golf program history, will enter her fifth season at the helm of the Bulldogs in the fall of 2017, since being hired on Aug. 2, In her fourth season at Fresno State, highlights include guiding Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir to an NCAA at-large bid and All-Mountain selection, three Dogs named WGCA academic All-Americans and having a team that earned its fourth-consecutive NCAA public recognition award for a perfect multi-year APR. On the course, Loftin s Bulldogs carded the program s second-lowest season scoring average during her fourth season, posting a (9.78 vs. par) in 23 rounds of stroke play. One season removed from setting the record at during the season. Her squads continued to add to her resume of having the lowest team single rounds in program history, carding a 7-under-par 281 at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown, the second-lowest in school history. Her Bulldog led teams own each single round teamlow scores within the programs all-time top 10 over the last three seasons. The team matched the team for the Bulldogs top national ranking under Loftin, finishing in the final Golfstat.com poll at No. 68. Now 4-for-4 in sending an individual to postseason play since coming the Fresno State, Bjorgvinsdottir was an at-large individual selection for the NCAA Regional in Albuquerque. Bjorgvinsdottir finished with a team-lead season scoring average as a senior in , and departed Fresno State after four years with the program s all-time best career average at over 102 rounds. In the classroom, for the fourth time in program history, three or more individuals were named academic All-Americans (Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir, Mimi Ho and Yifei Wang), while the Mountain West honored five as scholar-athletes (3.5 GPA or better) and four Bulldogs were named Academic All-Mountain West. In Loftin s third season, Fresno State saw unprecedented success as the squad recorded the lowest team scoring average for a season in program history at (7.26 vs. par), the Dogs posted six team rounds scored par or better shattering the previous record of two. They also set the lowest single-round scored by a team (279), lowest round vs. par (9-under-par 279), and carded the first 54-hole tournament scored under-par in program history (12-under-par 859). The Bulldogs won their home-hosted Fresno State Classic for the third-straight season, against a 2016 field of 15 that included top 100 teams Boise State, CSU Fullerton, Idaho, Nevada and Santa Clara. An event cut to 36 holes due to weather, was won by the Bulldogs with a 1-over-par 577. In addition to the home win, Fresno State was the runner-up at the Gold Rush (881) and claimed third in three other tournaments, including the Mountain West Women s Golf Championship. The finish at the conference championship matched the Bulldogs best finish at the conference tournament in the program s four years in the league and their 54-hole 897 was an all-time event low. Fresno State finished behind tournament champion No. 17 UNLV and No. 22 San Diego State. The Bulldogs were in third place and two shots back from the lead after round one, rose to second after Tuesday s round, and dropped back to third at the conclusion of the championship. Overall, the Dogs placed at least in the top six in seven of the 11 tournaments they played during the season. Loftin guided freshman Kristin Simonsen was named an at-large selection by the NCAA Division I Women s Golf Committee to compete at the Stanford Regional (May 5-7). Simonsen became the second Bulldog freshman to earn an at-large bid in program history joining Laura Luethke (2005). Simonsen was also named secondteam All-Mountain West. Loftin s squad finished the season with its best ranking since taking over the program, ranking No. 68, while Bjorgvinsdottir, Simonsen and Sodersten were all ranked in the final poll individually. During Loftin s sophomore campaign in , she led the Bulldogs to several alltime program bests that have since been bested, which included lowest single-round and lowest team season scoring average. The Bulldogs achieved their best national ranking in since the season FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK She won the Fresno State Classic for the second-straight season. The Bulldogs clinched the top spot with a 21-stroke win over the second-place opponent and took the top three spots on the individual leaderboard en route to defending their title. Loftin s star pupil, senior Madchen Ly, reached the NCAA Regionals for a second consecutive season. In 2015 Ly was selected to play in the South Bend Regional. Ly fired a 7-over at the tournament to finish in a tie for 26th overall. Prior to the NCAA selection, Ly was named first-team All-Mountain West. Additionally, four Bulldogs were named to the 2015 All-Mountain All-Academic team (Mimi Ho, Madchen Ly, Hannah Sodersten and Samantha Spencer). Three were named MW Scholar Athletes (Mimi Ho, Kayla Luis) and two were named Women s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholars (Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir and Mimi Ho). In Loftin s first season as head coach of the women s golf program, she guided freshman Bjorgvinsdottir to an individual Mountain West Championship title - the third individual to claim a conference championship and first from the Mountain West. The Bulldogs freshman took first place at 2-over par, 218 ( ), sinking 10 birdies in the process. The championship marked Bjorgvinsdottir best career finish, while teammate Madchen Ly claimed sixth-place to help place the Dogs third overall at the Championship. Both of Loftin s student-athletes were named to the All-Mountain West second-team at the conclusion of the season. After her first season with the team, five members from the women s golf team were named to the All-Mountain All-Academic team and two were named Mountain West Scholar Athletes. Prior to Fresno State Known as Emily Milberger (maiden name) when joining Fresno State in 2013, she came to Fresno after leading the University of Montana for two seasons as its head coach for the women s golf team. While coaching at Montana, Loftin led 38 women to top-25 finishes, secured the team record for the lowest three-round total in school history (903) and guided the Grizzlies to one team win along with two individual wins. In Loftin s first season she led an individual to a season scoring average of 76.30, the lowest average in program history and coached another to Big Sky Conference Freshman of the Year accolades. Her team owned the highest athletics GPA (3.41) in the 2013 spring semester at UM and she has had seven selections on the Academic All-Big Sky Conference team in the past two seasons. Prior to her seizing her first head coaching position at Montana, she spent two seasons as an assistant at Southern Methodist University ( ) and served as the interim head coach for SMU during the spring of Loftin guided the Mustangs to a sixth-place finish that spring, just nine strokes behind league champion UTEP. Alma Mater/Personal She began her coaching career at the University of Oklahoma, her alma mater. After serving as a graduate assistant from , she moved into her first full-time coaching position. She continued to coach for the Sooners for two seasons ( ) before accepting her position with SMU. Loftin earned an undergraduate degree in marketing in May 2005, and then earned a master s degree in adult and higher education in May 2007, both from Oklahoma. Originally from Olathe, Kan., Loftin was a four-year letterwinner and four-time National Golf Coaches Association Academic All-American while at Oklahoma ( ). She was a second-team All-Big 12 selection as a senior and advanced to NCAA regionals in 2005 as an individual. She is married to Brad Loftin, and have a son, Tatum.

9 STATISTICS Overall Team Statistics FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: IN REVIEW Date Tournament Total Finish Low Player Tourn. Avg. Year Avg. Sept Ptarmigan Ram Classic Simonsen (T-33rd) Oct. 3-4 Johnie Imes Invitational (+3) 2nd of 15 Wang (T-8th) Oct. 7-9 Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate (+21) T-9th of 18 Bjorgvinsdottir (T-12th) Oct Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown n/a 573 (-3) 10th of 19 Bjorgvinsdottir (T-15th) Feb The Gold Rush (+51) 9th of 14 Kim (T-15th) Mar Fresno State Classic (+29) T-2nd of 12 Ho (3rd) Mar SDSU March Mayhem -- Match Play Tournament -- 4th of Mar Anuenue Spring Break Classic (+39) 6th of 15 Ho (T-16th) Apr Dale McNamara Invitational (+60) 4th of 9 Bjorgvinsdottir (T-7th) Apr Mountain West Championships (+25) 4th of 9 Bjorgvinsdottir (T-9th) Individual Statistics Low Par or better Name (Yr.) Events Rounds Avg. Round Rounds Best Finish Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir (Sr.) T-7th (Dale McNamara Invitational) Mimi Ho (Jr.) rd (Fresno State Classic) Kaitlyn Ellis (So.) T-17th (Fresno State Classic) Kristin Simonsen (So.) T-18th Yifei Wang (So.) T-8th (Johnie Imes Invitational) Kelsi Stieler (Fr.) T-22nd (Fresno State Classic) Joanna Kim (Jr.) T-15th (The Gold Rush) Hayden Mammen (Fr.) T-18th Samantha Spencer (Jr.) T-50th Danielle Richman (Fr.) th (Fresno State Classic) Lineups Tournament Individuals Ptarmigan Ram Classic Kim, Simonsen, Spencer Johnie Imes Invitational Bjorgvinsdottir Ho Simonsen Kim Wang None Ron Moore Women s Intercollegiate Bjorgvinsdottir Ho Simonsen Kim Wang None Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Bjorgvinsdottir Ho Simonsen Kim Wang None The Gold Rush Bjorgvinsdottir Ho Spencer Wang Simonsen Kim Fresno State Classic Bjorgvinsdottir Kim Ho Simonsen Wang Ellis, Mammen, Richman, Spencer, Stieler SDSU March Mayhem Bjorgvinsdottir Ho Simonsen Wang Kim None Anuenue Spring Break Classic Bjorgvinsdottir Ho Simonsen Wang Kim None Dale McNamara Invitational Ho Bjorgvinsdottir Kim Simonsen Mammen None Mountain West Championships Bjorgvinsdottir Ho Simonsen Wang Mammen N/A FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK 9

10 FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: IN REVIEW Ptarmigan Ram Classic Sept , 2016 Ptarmigan Country Club Fort Collins, Colo. Par 72; 6,364 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. San Jose State =871 (+7) 2. UC Irvine =885 (+21) 3. Gonzaga =889 (+25) 4. Oregon State =891 (+27) T5. San Francisco =892 (+28) T5. Nevada =892 (+28) 7. Indiana =899 (+35) 8. Northern Colorado =912 (+48) 9. Portland State =913 (+49) T10. Nebraska =914 (+50) T10. Wyoming =914 (+50) 12. Colorado State =921 (+57) 13. Long Beach State =925 (+61) 14. Hawaii (+71) 15. Boise State =937 (+73) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. My Leander, San Jose State =210 (-6) 2. Ciera Min, Gonzaga =211 (-5) 3. Avery French, UC Irvine =212 (-4) 4. Bianca Pagdanganan, Gonzaga =213 (-3) 5. Ellen Secor, Colorado State =215 (-1) 6. Franziska Friedrich, San Jose State =216 (E) T7. Ana Sanjuan, Indiana =217 (+1) T7. Kaley In, UC Irvine =217 (+1) 9. Vanessa Ha, San Francisco =218 (+2) 10. Olivia Benzin, Oregon State =219 (+3) FINAL FRESNO STATE INDIVIDUALS T33. Kristin Simonsen* =228 (+12) T42. Joanna Kim* =231 (+15) 79. Samantha Spencer* =241 (+25) Fresno State did not participate as a team, traveled 3 individuals Johnie Imes Invitational Oct. 3-4, 2016 The Club at Old Hawthorne Columbia, Mo. Par 72; 6,204 yards FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Missouri =864 (E) 2. Fresno State =867 (+3) 3. FIU =875 (+11) 4. Kennesaw State =876 (+12) T5. Mercer =881 (+17) T5. Troy =881 (+17) 7. ETSU =887 (+23) 8. Rutgers =889 (+25) 9. Memphis =890 (+26) 10. NIU =892 (+28) 11. FGCU =897 (+33) 12. Akron =898 (+34) 13. North Texas =902 (+38) 14. Long Beach State =904 (+40) 15. Little Rock =908 (+44) TOURNAMENT RESULTS FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Medy Thavong, Kennesaw State =211 (-5) T2. Danielle Nicholson, Akron =213 (-3) T2. Loy Hee Ying, ETSU =213 (-3) T2. Dulcie Sverdloff, Kennesaw State =213 (-3) T2. Fatima Cano, Troy =213 (-3) T6. Megan Blonien, FGCU =215 (-1) T6. Emma Allen, Missouri =215 (-1) T8. Kate Williamson FGCU =216 (E) T8. Jess Yuen, Missouri =216 (E) T8. Marit Harryvan*, Missouri =216 (E) T8. Yifei Wang, Fresno State =216 (E) FINAL FRESNO STATE INDIVIDUALS T8. Yifei Wang =216 (E) T15. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir =218 (+2) T19. Kristin Simonsen =219 (+3) T25. Mimi Ho =221 (+5) T35. Joanna Kim =223 (+7) Ron Moore Intercollegiate Oct. 7-9, 2016 Highlands Ranch Golf Club Highlands Ranch, Colo. Par 72; 6,450 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Pepperdine =854 (-10) 2. Denver =858 (-6) 3. Kentucky =871 (+7) 4. Georgetown =874 (+10) 5. Colorado State =875 (+11) 6. Nebraska =876 (+12) 7. Ole Miss =877 (+13) 8. Long Beach State =881 (+17) T9. Nevada =885 (+21) T9. Fresno State =885 (+21) 11. Delaware =890 (+26) 12. UC Riverside =896 (+32) 13. San Francisco =902 (+38) T14. Northern Colorado =910 (+46) T14. Wyoming =910 (+46) 16. S. Dakota =911 (+47) 17. UALR =925 (+61) 18. ND State =928 (+64) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Sophie Newlove, Denver =210 (-6) 2. Hira Naveed, Pepperdine =212 (-4) 3. Tatiana Wijaya, Pepperdine =213 (-3) T4. Jessica Carty, Denver =214 (-2) T4. Katrina Prendergast, Colorado State =214 (-2) T4. Patricia Wong, Pepperdine =214 (-2) T7. Mariell Bruun, Denver =215 (-1) T7. Jordan Chael, Kentucky =215 (-1) T7. Samantha Gong, San Fran =215 (-1) T7. Kate Smith, Nebraska =215 (-1) T7. Audrey Judd, Nebraska =215 (-1) FINAL FRESNO STATE INDIVIDUALS T12. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir =217 (+1) T19. Mimi Ho =218 (+2) T34. Kristin Simonsen =221 (+5) T65. Joanna Kim =229 (+13) T79. Yifei Wang =232 (+16) FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown Oct , 2016 Boulder Creek Golf Club Boulder City, Nev. Par 72; 6,301 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Baylor =551 (-25) 2. UNLV =559 (-17) 3. Idaho =560 (-16) T4. Texas =561 (-15) T4. San Diego State =561 (-15) 6. Vanderbilt =562 (-14) 7. San Jose State =565 (-11) 8. UC Riverside =569 (-7) 9. Missouri =572 (-4) 10. Fresno State =573 (-3) T11. Gonzaga =577 (+1) T11. Indiana =577 (+1) 13. Nevada =578 (+2) 14. Colorado State =579 (+3) 15. Nebraska =582 (+6) 16. New Mexico =583 (+7) 17. New Mexico State =589 (+13) 18. Long Beach State =593 (+17) 19. UC Irvine =594 (+18) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Amy Lee, Baylor =135 (-9) 2. Greta Isabella Voelker, Texas =136 (-8) T3. Alexandra Farnsworth, Vanderbilt =137 (-7) T3. Jakeishya Le, UC Riverside =137 (-7) T3. Hannah Facchini, UC Riverside =137 (-7) T6. Evelyn Arguelles, Baylor =138 (-6) T6. Avery French, UC Irvine =138 (-6) T6. Alyssa Getty*, UNLV =138 (-6) T6. Clara Moyano, Idaho =138 (-6) T10. Alexandra Kaui, UNLV =139 (-5) T10. Harley Dubsky, UNLV =139 (-5) T10. Kendall Gray, Idaho =139 (-5) T10. Jess Yuen, Missouri =139 (-5) T10. My Leander, San Jose St =139 (-5) FINAL FRESNO STATE INDIVIDUALS T15. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir =140 (-4) T36. Joanna Kim =143 (-1) T36. Kristin Simonsen =143 (-1) T65. Mimi Ho =147 (+3) T95. Yifei Wang =153 (+9) The Gold Rush Feb , 2017 Old Ranch Country Club Seal Beach, Calif. Par 72; 6,115 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. San Jose State =869 (+5) 2. BYU =880 (+16) 3. Idaho =883 (+19) 4. Long Beach State =888 (+24) 5. Gonzaga =892 (+28) 6. Mississippi =903 (+39) 7. UC Irvine =907 (+43) 8. Colorado State =912 (+48) 9. Fresno State =915 (+51) 10. Nevada =916 (+52) 11. Santa Clara =917 (+53) 12. Boise State =933 (+69) 13 UC Riverside =939 (+75) 14. Montana =950 (+86)

11 FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Sophie Hausmann, Idaho =204 (-12) 2. My Leander, San Jose State =207 (-9) 3. Haley Tygret, Long Beach State =213 (-3) T4. Lauren Atkinson,* BYU =217 (+1) T4. Rose Huang, BYU =217 (+1) 6. Alex White, BYU =218 (+2) T7. Abegail Arevalo, San Jose State =219 (+3) T7. Mari Nishiura, Nevada =219 (+3) T7. Bianca Pagdanganan, Gonzaga =219 (+3) 10. Kendra Dalton, BYU =220 (+4) FINAL FRESNO STATE INDIVIDUALS T15. Joanna Kim* =223 (+7) T19. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir =224 (+8) T25. Mimi Ho =226 (+10) T39. Kristin Simonsen =231 (+15) T54. Yifei Wang =234 (+18) T77. Samantha Spencer =243 (+27) Fresno State Classic March 13-14, 2017 San Joaquin Country Club Fresno, Calif. Par 72; 6,119 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Nevada =891 (+27) T2. UC Riverside** =893 (+29) T2. Cal Poly =893 (+29) T2. Fresno State =893 (+29) 5. UC Irvine =898 (+34) 6. CSU Fullerton =302=907 (+43) 7. Santa Clara =911 (+47) 8. Little Rock =913 (+49) 9. Sacramento State =915 (+51) 10. Cincinnati =919 (+55) 11. Boston University =921 (+57) 12. CSU Bakersfield =958 (+94) **runner-up ceremony honoree by virtue of lowest fifth player score tiebreaker FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Martina Edberg, CSU Fullerton =212 (-4) 2. Jakeishya Le, UC Riverside =213 (-3) 3. Mimi Ho, Fresno State =216 (E) 4. Janet Yeo, UC Irvine =217 (+1) 5. Jamie Binns, Cal Poly =218 (+2) 6. Kaitlin Collom, Nevada =220 (+4) T7. Hannah Facchini, UC Riverside =221 (+5) T7. Annie Freman, Santa Clara =221 (+5) T9. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir, Fresno State =223 (+7) T9. Breanne Jones, UC Irvine =223 (+7) T9. Kristin Le, Santa Clara =223 (+7) T9. Katy Rutherford, Nevada =223 (+7) FINAL FRESNO STATE INDIVIDUALS 3. Mimi Ho =216 (E) T9. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir =223 (+7) T17. Kaitlyn Ellis* (+9) T22. Kristin Simonsen =228 (+12) T22. Kelsi Stieler* =228 (+12) T27. Yifei Wang =229 (+13) T40. Hayden Mammen* =233 (+17) T50. Joanna Kim =236 (+20) T50. Samantha Spencer* =236 (+20) 70. Danielle Richman* =253 (+37) * indicates played as an individual TOURNAMENT RESULTS SDSU March Mayhem Mar , 2017 The Farms Golf Club Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. Par 72; 6,211 CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET - ROUND 1 No. 12 Fresno State def. No. 5 Cal: 4-1 Marianne Li (Cal) def. (FS) Joanna Kim: 4&3 Yifei Wang (FS def. Marthe Wold (Cal): 3&1 Kristin Simonsen (FS) def. Maria Herraez Galvez (Cal): 3&2 Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir (FS) def. Amina Wolf (Cal): 1 up Mimi Ho (FS) def. Lucia Gutierrez (Cal): 2 up CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET - ROUND 2 No. 12 Fresno State def. No. 4 San Diego State: 3-2 Kristin Simonsen (FS) def. Haleigh Krause (SDSU): 2&1 Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir (FS) def. Natalie Vivaldi (SDSU): 4&2 Mimi Ho (FS) def. Sirene Blair (SDSU): 1 up Fernanda Escauriza (SDSU) def. Joanna Kim (FS): 5&3 Georgia Lacey (SDSU) def. Yifei Wang (FS): 4&3 CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET - ROUND 3 (SEMIFINALS) No. 1 USC def. No. 12 Fresno State: Kristin Simonsen (FS) def. Victoria Morgan (USC): 2&1 Tiffany Chan (USC) def. Mimi Ho (FS): 3&2 Gabriella Then (USC) def. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir (FS): 6&5 Muni He (USC) def. Joanna Kim (FS): 5&4 Allisen Corpuz (USC) vs. Yifei Wang (FS): AS CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET - ROUND 4 (3RD PLACE MATCH) No. 7 Pepperdine def. No. 12 Fresno State: 3-2 Momoka Kobori (Pep) def. Mimi Ho (FS): 5&3 Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir (FS) def. Katherine Zhu (Pep): 5 up Tatiana Wijaya (Pep) def. Kristin Simonsen (FS): 6&5 Patricia Wong (Pep) def. Yifei Wang (FS): 4&3 Joanna Kim (FS) def. Hira Naveed (Pep): 2&1 Final Standings 1. USC 2. BYU 3. Pepperdine 4. Fresno State 5. Arizona 6. Old Dominion 7. Northwestern 8. San Diego State 9. California 10. New Mexico 11. Washington State 12. UNLV 13. San Francisco 14. Yale 15. Idaho 16. Iowa FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: IN REVIEW Anuenue Spring Break Classic March 27-29, 2017 Kapalua Bay Course Kapalua, Maui Par 72; 6,012 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. UCLA =852 (-12) 2. Arizona State =869 (+5) 3. San Jose State =877 (+13) 4. Colorado =884 (+20) 5. Stanford =887 (+23) 6. Fresno State =903 (+39) T7. Gonzaga =907 (+43) T7. UC Davis =907 (+43) 9. Santa Clara =912 (+48) 10. Mercer =914 (+50) 11. Hawai i =918 (+54) 12. Osaka Gakuin =941 (+77) 13. Utah Valley =948 (+84) 14. Seattle =951 (+87) 15. Albany =965 (+101) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Lilia Vu, UCLA =204 (-12) 2. Monica Vaughn, Arizona State =211 (-5) 3. My Leander, San Jose State =212 (-4) 4. Mariel Galdiano, UCLA =213 (-3) 5. Olivia Mehaffey, Arizona State =215 (-1) T6. Linnea Strom, Arizona State =216 (E) T6. Paige Lee, UC Davis =216 (E) T6. Erin Choi, UCLA =216 (E) 9. Esther Lee, Colorado =217 (+1) T10. Casey Danielson, Stanford =218 (+2) T10. Abegail Arevalo, San Jose State =218 (+2) FINAL FRESNO STATE INDIVIDUALS T16. Mimi Ho =222 (+6) T27. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir =226 (+10) T34. Joanna Kim =229 (+13) T39. Yifei Wang =231 (+15) 52. Kristin Simonsen =234 (+18) Dale McNamara Invitational April 10-11, 2017 Tulsa Country Club Tulsa, Oklahoma Par 70; 6,112 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. Tulsa =881 (+41) 2. New Mexico State =886 (+46) 3. BYU =893 (+53) 4. Fresno State =900 (+60) 5. Kansas =907 (+67) T6. Colorado State =915 (+75) T6. Oral Roberts =915 (+75) 8. Cincinnati =936 (+96) 9. MSU =941 (+101) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Greta Bruner, Tulsa =211 (+1) 2. Camille Orito, New Mexico State =217 (+7) T3. Beatriz Garcia Oral Roberts =219 (+9) T3. Ariadna Fonseca, Kansas =219 (+9) T3. Rose Huang, BYU =219 (+9) 6. Pun Chanachai, New Mexico State =220 (+10) T7. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir, Fresno State =221 (+11) FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK 11

12 FS WGOLF FACT BOOK: IN REVIEW T7. Kennedy Ishee Oral Roberts =221 (+11) T9. Nadia Majidizadeh, Tulsa =222 (+12) T9. Alex White, BYU =222 (+12) T9. Kristen Cline, New Mexico State =222 (+12) FINAL FRESNO STATE INDIVIDUALS T7. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir =221 (+11) T14. Mimi Ho =226 (+16) T18. Hayden Mammen =227 (+17) T24. Kristin Simonsen =230 (+20) 40. Joanna Kim =236 (+26) Mountain West Championship April 17-19, 2017 Dinah Shore Tournament Course at Mission Hills Country Club Rancho Mirage, Calif. Par 72; 6,270 FINAL TEAM STANDINGS 1. UNLV =868 (+4) 2. San Diego State =871 (+7) 3. San Jose State =876 (+12) 4. Fresno State =889 (+25) 5. New Mexico =895 (+31) 6. Nevada =911 (+47) 7. Wyoming =925 (+61) 8. Colorado State =933 (+69) 9. Boise State =935 (+71) FINAL TOP 10 INDIVIDUALS 1. Fernanda Escauriza, San Diego State =210 (-6) 2. My Leander, San Jose State =212 (-4) 3. Abegail Arevalo, San Jose State =213 (-3) T4. Manon Molle, New Mexico =214 (-2) T4. Elizabeth Prior, UNLV =214 (-2) T6. Alexandra Kaui, UNLV =216 (E) T6. Harley Dubsky, UNLV =216 (E) 8. Sirene Blair, San Diego State =219 (+3) T9. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir, Fresno State =220 (+4) T9. Mari Nishiura, Nevada =220 (+4) FINAL FRESNO STATE INDIVIDUALS T9. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir =220 (+4) T15. Yifei Wang =224 (+8) T18. Kristin Simonsen =226 (+10) T18. Hayden Mammen =226 (+10) 26. Mimi Ho =230 (+14) TOURNAMENT RESULTS NCAA Regionals-Stanford May 8-10, 2017 Stanford University Golf Course Stanford, Calif. Par 72; 6,637 Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir - Individual Qualifier FINAL RESULTS T49. Gudrun Bjorgvinsdottir =228 (+12) FRESNO STATE WOMEN S GOLF FACT BOOK