Golf. Highlights DIVISION I WOMEN S

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1 Golf DIVISION I WOMEN S Highlights Southern California cruises to third title with record-breaking score: Southern California junior Sophia Popov remembered the pain of a year ago when the Trojans lost a five-stroke lead late in the final round of the NCAA Division I Women s Golf Championships, falling to Alabama in the end by a single stroke. So she and her teammates took nothing for granted even after they built a big lead in the 2013 championships, keeping their wits about them and their cleated feet on the gas May 24 at the University of Georgia Golf Course as the Trojans rolled to the national championship by 21 shots against the rest of the field. Their 72-hole total of 1,133 strokes for 19-under-par obliterated the previous NCAA championship record set by UCLA in 2004 by a whopping 15 strokes and left no wiggle room for anyone to come back on them this time. I can say that last year was pretty brutal, losing by one shot, said Popov, who finished tied for sixth with teammate Kyung Kim at 1-over par for the tournament. We were five ahead going into No. 15 [in the final round] last year. We all looked at the leaderboard and said, Oh, that s amazing. Suddenly, we were one back and it was terrible. We were looking at each other saying, I thought we all played amazing golf. This year, it was extremely comfortable. We all just played really, really well. Southern California soared to the front of the field by shooting an NCAA championship record total of under par in the second round. Southern California s lead at the end of that round was 12 strokes ahead of second-place Alabama and head coach Andrea Gaston proclaimed that no lead is big enough. Her players must have heard that and taken it to heart. They increased their lead to 17 strokes against second-place Duke at the end of the third round and kept pouring it on in the final round. With five holes remaining, the team lead was 24 strokes and with four left it had swelled to 26 before settling to the final margin of 21. We had to take care of business out there, Gaston said. I think we started to enjoy the ride a little bit by maybe the 14th hole or so. I wanted to get through the back nine a little bit with a comfortable lead and we were able to do that. We just wanted to continue playing aggressively, the way we had the last few days. I saw so much fight in these girls. We had some tough holes, but then we would fight back to make some birdies. It was Southern California s third NCAA title and first since 2008, with the other one coming in In none of the previous championship runs were the Trojans, who had the lowest round in each of the four days, able to so completely dominate the rest of the field. Gaston, now in her 17th season, has been around for all of them. Annie Park of Southern California became the seventh freshman in history to capture individual medalist honors, finishing at 10-under despite two bogeys and a double-bogey in three of her last four holes. By then, though, both the team and individual titles had pretty much been secured thanks in large part to the seven birdies she registered earlier in the day. Then just for good measure, she also birdied No. 18. I didn t have a clean card, but I made enough birdies to make up for the bad holes I had, Park said. Duke finished second in team play and also had the individual runner-up when senior Lindy Duncan put on a charge at the end to finish 4-under for the tournament. We played as well as they did for three of the days. They just had one day that was unbelievable. It was the lowest round ever shot in an NCAA championship, Duke head coach Dan Brooks said. And for a team that solid to have a magic day like that, it s going to be really hard to catch them. They re a really, really solid team and my hat s off to them. They re extremely good. They re not going to falter. When they have a day that good, the best you can do is play even with them and you can t make that ground up. It appeared that Park might be challenged on the final day by Alabama s Stephanie Meadow and Mississippi State s Ally McDonald, who had each come into the round at 7-under and only two off the pace being set by Park. But while Park went low in the final round, both Meadow and McDonald struggled with Meadow shooting an 8-over-par 80 and McDonald hitting a 9-over 81. Conditions were extremely tough out there, but we battled, McDonald said. We weren t able to pull in what we wanted to pull in, but it s an experience we won t forget. We re going to hold our heads high, and we re going to be back. Unfortunately for them, so will Southern California. Park and fellow freshman Kim were joined at the championships by juniors Popov and Rachel Morris and sophomore Doris Chen. All of them played exceptionally well in stretches and with the top four individual scores counting for the team each day, all contributed at least two rounds to the team total. I think the most impressive thing is that they each counted at least twice this week. That shows how deep our team is, Gaston said. [On May 23], I heard the news that this is a group with a team grade-point-average of These are true student-athletes who are serious about their school as well as their golf. I couldn t be more proud of them.

2 2 Division I Women s Golf Individual Results 2013 TEAM STANDINGS (Par 288-1,152) 1. *Southern California , Duke , Purdue , UCLA , Arizona St , Auburn , Alabama , Arizona , Michigan St ,191 Oklahoma ,191 Tulane , Oklahoma St , Arkansas ,200 Stanford , Northwestern , UC Davis , Florida , Vanderbilt , San Jose St , South Carolina , Texas , Oregon , Wisconsin , Mississippi St ,221 *Team Scores: Annie Park, ; Kyung Kim, ; Sophia Popov, ; Doris Chen, ; Rachel Morris, INDIVIDUAL RESULTS (Par ) 1. Annie Park, Southern California Lindy Duncan, Duke Paula Reto, Purdue Celine Boutier, Duke erynne Lee, UCLA Kyung Kim, Southern California Stephanie Meadow, Alabama Christine Meier, Michigan St Sophia Popov, Southern California Noemi Jimenez, Arizona St Ally McDonald, Mississippi St Marta Sanz, Auburn Andrea Vilarasau, Arizona Maribel Lopez Porras, Tulane Doris Chen, Southern California Aurora Kan, Purdue Laetitia Beck, Duke Gemma Dryburgh, Tulane Jenny Hahn, Vanderbilt Chirapat Jao-Javanil, Oklahoma Rachel Morris, Southern California Julie Yang, Oklahoma St Laura Gonzalez, Purdue Cassy Isagawa, Oregon Lee Lopez, UCLA Tiffany Lua, UCLA emma Talley, Alabama Suchaya Tangkamolprasert, Northwestern Erica Popson, Tennessee Mariah Stackhouse, Stanford victoria Trapani, Auburn Laura Blanco, Arizona St Betty Chen, UC Davis Taylor Schmidt, Oklahoma Carlie Yadloczky, Auburn Irina Gabasa, Vanderbilt Manon Gidali, Arizona Mia Piccio, Florida Demi Runas, UC Davis Kelly Shon, Princeton victoria Vela, Arkansas Regan De Guzman, San Jose St Josephine Janson, Oklahoma St Lauren Kim, Stanford Kendall Prince, Arizona Louise Ridderstrom, UCLA Kris Yoo, Wisconsin Justine Dreher, South Carolina Hanule Sky Seo, Oregon Courtney Ellenbogen, Duke Allyssa Ferrell, Michigan St Camilla Hedberg, Florida Justine Lee, Arizona St Ying Luo, Washington Jayde Panos, Oklahoma St Caroline Powers, Michigan St emily Tubert, Arkansas Jennifer Brumbaugh, San Jose St emilie Burger, Georgia Alejandra Cangrejo, Duke Silvia Garces, Tulane Gabriela Lopez, Arkansas Daniela Ordonez, Arizona St Bertine Strauss, Texas AC Tanguay, Oklahoma Ursa Orehek, Florida Aaren Ziegler, Wisconsin Hana Lee, Northwestern Suzie Lee, South Carolina Madison Pressel, Texas Kishi Sinha, Purdue Lauren Stratton, Vanderbilt Diana Fernandez, Auburn Jennifer Kirby, Alabama Daniela Lendl, Alabama Sarah Schmelzel, South Carolina elcin Ulu, Florida Bev Vatananugulkit, UC Davis Sally Watson, Stanford Jennifer Ha, Kent St Katelyn Sepmoree, Texas elizabeth Szokol, Northwestern Margaux Vanmol, Purdue Kelsey Vines, Oklahoma St Emily Collins, Oklahoma Lauren Falley, Oklahoma St emma Lavy, Arkansas Regina Plasencia, Arkansas Rachelle Reali, San Jose St Kaitlyn Rohrback, Oklahoma Haley Stephens, Texas Mariko Tumangan, Stanford Emilie Alonso, Arizona St Desiree Dubreuil, Texas Liz Nagel, Michigan St Lauren Weaver, Northwestern Patricia Garcia, Arizona Olafia Kristinsdottir, Wake Forest Meredith Swanson, South Carolina Lindsay Danielson, Wisconsin Kaitlin Park, Northwestern Caroline Inglis, Oregon Amy Simanton, UC Davis Kendall Martindale, Vanderbilt Madison Opfer, Tulane Kathleen Rojas, San Jose St elena Warren, Mississippi St Trisha Witherby, Michigan St Hannah Collier, Alabama Mary L. Gallagher, Mississippi St Mary Fran Hillow, South Carolina Andrea Wong, UC Davis Anna Young, Florida Kimberly Dinh, Wisconsin Ani Gulugian, UCLA Janie Jackson, Arizona emily Penttila, Tulane Rica Tse, Mississippi St Alexis Nelson, Wisconsin Danielle Frasier, Stanford Cali Hipp, Oregon Megan Osland, San Jose St Gabi Oubre, Mississippi St Jamie Yun, Auburn Avery Sills, Oregon Rene Sobolewski, Vanderbilt

3 Division I Women s Golf Team Results 3 History Team Results Year Champion Coach Score Runner-Up Score Host or Site 1982 Tulsa Dale McNamara 1,191 TCU 1,227 Stanford 1983 TCU fred Warren 1,193 Tulsa 1,196 Georgia 1984 Miami (FL) Lela Cannon 1,214 Arizona St. 1,221 Georgia 1985 florida Mimi Ryan 1,218 Tulsa 1,233 Amherst 1986 florida Mimi Ryan 1,180 Miami (FL) 1,188 Ohio St San Jose St. Mark Gale 1,187 furman 1,188 New Mexico 1988 #Tulsa Dale McNamara 1,175 Georgia 1,182 New Mexico St. Arizona St. 1, San Jose St. Mark Gale 1,208 Tulsa 1,209 Stanford 1990 Arizona St. Linda Vollstedt 1,206 UCLA 1,222 South Carolina 1991 *UCLA Jackie Steinmann 1,197 San Jose St. 1,197 Ohio St San Jose St. Mark Gale 1,171 Arizona 1,175 Arizona St Arizona St. Linda Vollstedt 1,187 Texas 1,189 Georgia 1994 Arizona St. Linda Vollstedt 1,189 Southern California 1,205 Oregon 1995 Arizona St. Linda Vollstedt 1,155 San Jose St. 1,181 UNC Wilmington 1996 *Arizona Rick LaRose 1,240 San Jose St. 1,240 UCLA 1997 Arizona St. Linda Vollstedt 1,178 San Jose St. 1,180 Ohio St Arizona St. Linda Vollstedt 1,155 florida 1,173 Wisconsin 1999 $Duke Dan Brooks 895 Arizona St. 903 Tulsa Georgia Arizona Todd McCorkle 1,175 Stanford 1,196 Oregon St Georgia Todd McCorkle 1,176 Duke 1,179 Stetson 2002 Duke Dan Brooks 1,164 Arizona, Auburn, Texas 1,170 Washington 2003 Southern California Andrea Gaston 1,197 Pepperdine 1,212 Purdue 2004 UCLA Carrie Forsyth 1,148 Oklahoma St. 1,151 Auburn 2005 Duke Dan Brooks 1,170 UCLA 1,175 Oregon St Duke Dan Brooks 1,167 Southern California 1,177 Ohio St Duke Dan Brooks 1,170 Purdue 1,185 Daytona Beach, Fla Southern California Andrea Gaston 1,168 UCLA 1,174 New Mexico 2009 Arizona St. Melissa Luellen 1,182 UCLA 1,190 Owings Mills, Md Purdue Devon Brouse 1,153 Southern California 1,154 Wilmington, N.C UCLA Carrie Forsyth 1,173 Purdue 1,177 Texas A&M 2012 Alabama Mic Potter 1,171 Southern California 1,172 Vanderbilt 2013 Southern California Andrea Gaston 1,133 Duke 1,154 Georgia *Won playoff. #Tulsa s participation in 1988 championships vacated. $Fourth round canceled due to rain. (Note: Par-74 tournaments held in ; par-73 tournaments held in ; par-71 tournament held in ; all other championships par-72 tournaments.) TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS Arizona St. 7, Duke 5, San Jose St. 3, Southern California 3, UCLA 3, Arizona 2, Florida 2, Alabama, Georgia, Miami (FL), Purdue, TCU, #Tulsa, 1 each. #Tulsa s participation in 1988 championships vacated. INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Arizona St. 5, Arizona 4, Southern California 4, Duke 3, Georgia 2, Texas 2, Arkansas, California, Florida, LSU, Miami (FL), New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oklahoma St., Purdue, San Jose St., #Tulsa, 1 each. #Tulsa s participation in 1988 championships vacated. Individual Records ONE ROUND 65 (7-under par) Vicki Goetze, Georgia, final round, 1992; Caroline Peek, Furman, second round, 1995; Grace Park, Arizona St., first and second rounds, 1998; Jenny Chuasiriporn, Duke, first round, AFTER TWO ROUNDS 130 (14-under par) Grace Park, Arizona St., AFTER THREE ROUNDS 207 (9-under par) Grace Park, Arizona St., 1998; Jennifer Rosales, Southern California, 1998; Virada Nirapathpongporn, Duke, 2002; Annie Park, Southern California, AFTER FOUR ROUNDS 284 (12-under par) Penny Hammel, Miami (FL), (12-under par) Caroline Hedwall, Oklahoma St., Team Records (Note: Team score composed of low four individual scores each round.) NUMBER OF APPEARANCES IN NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 31 Arizona St. FOUR ROUNDS 1,133 (19-under par) Southern California, 2013 (Annie Park 278, Kyung Kim 289, Sophia Popov 289, Doris Chen 292, Rachel Morris 293). MARGIN OF VICTORY (STROKES) 36 Tulsa, Individual Champions 1982 Kathy Baker, Tulsa, Penny Hammel, Miami (FL), Cindy Schreyer, Georgia, Danielle Ammaccapane, Arizona St., Page Dunlap, Florida, Caroline Keggi, New Mexico, #Melissa McNamara, Tulsa, Pat Hurst, San Jose St., Susan Slaughter, Arizona, Annika Sorenstam, Arizona, Vicki Goetze, Georgia, Charlotta Sorenstam, Texas, Emilee Klein, Arizona St., Kristel Mourgue d Algue, Arizona St., Marisa Baena, Arizona, Heather Bowie, Texas, Jennifer Rosales, Southern California, Grace Park, Arizona St., Jenna Daniels, Arizona, Candy Hannemann, Duke, Virada Nirapathpongporn, Duke, Mikaela Parmlid, Southern California, Sarah Huarte, California, Anna Grzebien, Duke, Dewi Schreefel, Southern California, Stacy Lewis, Arkansas, *Azahara Munoz, Arizona St., Maria Hernandez, Purdue, Caroline Hedwall, Oklahoma St., Austin Ernst, LSU, Chirapat Jao-Javanil, Oklahoma, Annie Park, Southern California, 278 #Tulsa s participation in the 1988 tournament vacated. * Won individual title in playoff.

4 4 Division I Women s Golf Team Finishes Team Finishes Team (Years Participated) Yrs. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Best Finish (Year[s]) Alabama ( ) st (2012) Alliant Int l ( ) th (1985) Arizona ( ) st ( ) Arizona St. ( ) st ( ) Arkansas ( ) th (2011) Auburn ( ) nd (2002) Baylor ( ) th (2012) BYU ( ) th (1982) California ( ) th (2004) UC Davis ( ) th (2013) UC Irvine ( ) th (2005) Campbell (1997) th (1997) UCF (1996) th (1996) Chattanooga (2009) st (2009) Coastal Caro. (2011) th (2011) Colorado (2012) th (2012) Denver ( ) th (2009) Duke ( ) st ( ) Florida ( ) st ( ) FIU ( ) th (1983) Florida St. ( ) th (2010) Furman ( ) nd (1987) Georgia ( ) st (2001) Illinois St. (1983) th (1983) Indiana ( ) th (1995) Iowa (1991) th (1991) Kansas (1990) th (1990) Kent St. ( ) th (2001) Kentucky ( ) th (1986) Lamar ( ) th (1983) LSU ( ) rd ( ) Louisville (2007) th (2007) Miami (FL) ( ) st (1984) Michigan (2002) th (2002) Michigan St. ( ) th (2013) Minnesota ( ) th (1989) Mississippi St. (2013) th (2013) Missouri (2005) th (2005) Nebraska ( ) th (2000) UNLV ( ) th (2008) New Mexico ( ) th ( ) New Mexico St. ( ) th ( ) North Carolina ( ) th (2009) North Carolina St. (2012) th (2012) Northwestern ( ) th (2013) Notre Dame (2011) nd (2011) Ohio St. ( ) th (2003) Oklahoma ( ) th ( ) Oklahoma St. ( ) nd (2004) Oregon ( ) th (1997) Oregon St. (1998) th (1998) Penn St. (1985) th (1985) Pepperdine ( ) nd (2003) Purdue ( ) st (2010) Rollins (1982) th (1982) San Jose St. ( ) st ( ) South Carolina ( ) th (2012) South Fla. ( ) th (1991) Southern California ( ) st ( ) SMU ( ) th (1983) Stanford ( ) nd (2000) Tennessee ( ) th (2000) Texas ( ) nd ( ) Texas A&M ( ) th (1982) TCU ( ) st (1983) Texas Tech (1996) th (1996) Tulane ( ) th (2013) *Tulsa ( ) st (1982) UCLA ( ) st ( ) Vanderbilt ( ) th (2004)

5 Division I Women s Golf Team Finishes 5 Team (Years Participated) Yrs. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Best Finish (Year[s]) Virginia ( ) th ( ) Wake Forest ( ) rd (1995) Washington ( ) th ( ) Washington St. (2003) rd (2003) Weber St. (1985) th (1985) Wisconsin ( ) rd (2013) *Tulsa s participation in the 1988 tournament vacated. All-Time Team Results 1982: 1. Tulsa, 1,191; 2. TCU, 1,227; 3. Oklahoma St., 1,233; 4. Florida, 1,234; 5. Texas A&M, 1,246; 6. Stanford, 1,247; 7. UCLA, 1,248; 8. New Mexico, 1,251; 9. Southern California, 1,253; 10. Arizona St., 1,254; 11. SMU, 1,256; 12. BYU, 1,267; 13. (tie) Arizona and San Jose St., 1,269; 15. FIU, 1,273; 16. (tie) LSU and North Carolina, 1,276; 18. Michigan St., 1,286; 19. Rollins, 1, : 1. TCU, 1,193; 2. Tulsa, 1,196; 3. Georgia, 1,206; 4. SMU, 1,209; 5. Florida, 1,215; 6. Miami (FL), 1,216; 7. Lamar, 1,226; 8. FIU, 1,229; 9. Furman, 1,230; 10. South Fla., 1,233; 11. Arizona, 1,240; 12. New Mexico, 1,242; 13. Arizona St., 1,257; 14. Ohio St., 1,260; 15. Texas, 1,268; 16. Duke, 1,288; 17. Illinois St., 1, : 1. Miami (FL), 1,214; 2. Arizona St., 1,221; 3. Furman, 1,226; 4. Florida, 1,228; 5. South Fla., 1,237; 6. Tulsa, 1,238; 7. Duke, 1,244; 8. New Mexico, 1,245; 9. Stanford, 1,254; 10. Ohio St., 1,261; 11. Texas, 1,273; 12. North Carolina, 1,277; 13. Texas A&M, 1,286; 14. TCU, 1,292; 15. Alliant Int l, 1,297; 16. Michigan St., 1,302; 17. San Jose St., 1, : 1. Florida, 1,218; 2. Tulsa, 1,233; 3. Arizona St., 1,236; 4. Furman, 1,237; 5. Miami (FL), 1,255; 6. (tie) Georgia and New Mexico, 1,257; 8. San Jose St., 1,260; 9. UCLA, 1,261; 10. Texas A&M, 1,267; 11. (tie) Alliant Int l and Indiana, 1,269; 13. Ohio St., 1,270; 14. BYU, 1,277; 15. FIU, 1,279; 16. Stanford, 1,287; 17. Weber St., 1,352; 18. Penn St., 1, : 1. Florida, 1,180; 2. Miami (FL), 1,188; 3. Southern California, 1,202; 4. Arizona St., 1,205; 5. (tie) Kentucky and Tulsa, 1,206; 7. SMU, 1,207; 8. San Jose St., 1,215; 9. LSU, 1,217; 10. Oklahoma St., 1,218; 11. Duke, 1,220; 12. Indiana, 1,223; 13. Georgia, 1,227; 14. UCLA, 1,231; 15. Stanford, 1,232; 16. Furman, 1,235; 17. FIU, 1, : 1. San Jose St., 1,187; 2. Furman, 1,188; 3. Florida, 1,190; 4. Southern California, 1,191; 5. Miami (FL), 1,192; 6. Oklahoma St., 1,203; 7. (tie) Duke and New Mexico, 1,205; 9. Alabama, 1,207; 10. Stanford, 1,210; 11. Arizona St., 1,211; 12. Arizona, 1,214; 13. Indiana, 1,215; 14. (tie) Alliant Int l and South Carolina, 1,225; 16. UCLA, 1,228; 17. Texas, 1, : 1. *Tulsa, 1,175; 2. (tie) Arizona St. and Georgia, 1,182; 4. Florida, 1,184; 5. Duke, 1,186; 6. San Jose St., 1,187; 7. Texas, 1,189; 8. Arizona, 1,191; 9. Miami (FL), 1,198; 10. (tie) Kentucky and New Mexico St., 1,200; 12. Oklahoma St., 1,205; 13. UCLA, 1,208; 14. New Mexico, 1,222; 15. Alliant Int l, 1,226; 16. Southern California, 1,230; 17. Ohio St., 1,235. *Tulsa s participation in the 1988 tournament vacated. 1989: 1. San Jose St., 1,208; 2. Tulsa, 1,209; 3. Oklahoma St., 1,219; 4. Arizona, 1,220; 5. Florida, 1,230; 6. (tie) Arizona St. and Georgia, 1,234; 8. North Carolina, 1,237; 9. Southern California, 1,238; 10. (tie) Stanford and Texas, 1,240; 12. Minnesota, 1,249; 13. Auburn, 1,251; 14. TCU, 1,252; 15. New Mexico St., 1,253; 16. SMU, 1,257; 17. Ohio St., 1, : 1. Arizona St., 1,206; 2. UCLA, 1,222; 3. Florida, 1,223; 4. San Jose St., 1,225; 5. (tie) Texas and Tulsa, 1,227; 7. Arizona, 1,228; 8. Auburn, 1,229; 9. Stanford, 1,239; 10. South Fla., 1,247; 11. Indiana, 1,253; 12. Southern California, 1,256; 13. Kentucky, 1,261; 14. Kansas, 1,270; 15. Furman, 1,274; 16. Oklahoma St., 1,277; 17. Georgia, 1, : 1. *UCLA, 1,197; 2. San Jose St., 1,197; 3. Arizona, 1,212; 4. South Fla., 1,217; 5. Georgia, 1,222; 6. Stanford, 1,224; 7. Texas, 1,232; 8. Lamar, 1,233; 9. Tulsa, 1,235; 10. Kentucky, 1,237; 11. New Mexico St., 1,240; 12. SMU, 1,244; 13. Duke, 1,245; 14. Florida St., 1,255; 15. Florida, 1,260; 16. Iowa, 1,276; 17. TCU, 1,278. *Won sudden-death playoff. 1992: 1. San Jose St., 1,171; 2. Arizona, 1,175; 3. Georgia, 1,181; 4. Stanford, 1,187; 5. UCLA, 1,193; 6. Texas, 1,198; 7. Oklahoma St., 1,200; 8. North Carolina, 1,203; 9. Arizona St., 1,206; 10. Miami (FL), 1,220; 11. Furman, 1,223; 12. Duke, 1,227; 13. Indiana, 1,229; 14. Florida St., 1,236; 15. (tie) Southern California and SMU, 1,239; 17. Kentucky, 1, : 1. Arizona St., 1,187; 2. Texas, 1,189; 3. San Jose St., 1,190; 4. Georgia, 1,197; 5. Southern California, 1,212; 6. Furman, 1,213; 7. Wake Forest, 1,215; 8. (tie) Indiana and North Carolina, 1,218; 10. UCLA, 1,224; 11. Stanford, 1,232; 12. South Carolina, 1,238; 13. Oklahoma, 1,240; 14. Arizona, 1,242; 15. Ohio St., 1,252; 16. New Mexico, 1,267; 17. Oregon, 1, : 1. Arizona St., 1,189; 2. Southern California, 1,205; 3. San Jose St., 1,220; 4. Duke, 1,224; 5. Texas, 1,234; 6. UCLA, 1,236; 7. Stanford, 1,238; 8. Wake Forest, 1,240; 9. Tulsa, 1,243; 10. Oklahoma St., 1,247; 11. Furman, 1,251; 12. Oklahoma, 1,253; 13. Tennessee, 1,258; 14. Oregon, 1,263; 15. Florida, 1,266; 16. North Carolina, 1,268; 17. Indiana, 1,271; 18. Florida St., 1, : 1. Arizona St., 1,155; 2. San Jose St., 1,181; 3. Wake Forest, 1,185; 4. Stanford, 1,188; 5. Indiana, 1,194; 6. Furman, 1,195; 7. UCLA, 1,199; 8. North Carolina, 1,203; 9. (tie) South Carolina and Texas, 1,204; 11. Duke, 1,215; 12. Arizona, 1,224; 13. Oregon, 1,225; 14. Southern California, 1,231; 15. New Mexico, 1,232; 16. (tie) Oklahoma and Washington, 1,234; 18. Georgia, 1, : 1. *Arizona, 1,240; 2. San Jose St., 1,240; 3. Texas, 1,241; 4. UCLA, 1,243; 5. Stanford, 1,248; 6. Arizona St., 1,255; 7. Duke, 1,260; 8. LSU, 1,262; 9. Florida, 1,265; 10. Tulsa, 1,275; 11. Wake Forest, 1,277; 12. Texas Tech, 1,288; 13. Furman, 1,293; 14. South Carolina, 1,295; 15. (tie) UCF and New Mexico St., 1,302; 17. New Mexico, 1,308; 18. Auburn, 1,309. *Won sudden-death playoff. 1997: 1. Arizona St., 1,178; 2. San Jose St., 1,180; 3. Arizona, 1,190; 4. Stanford, 1,191; 5. UCLA, 1,192; 6. Tennessee, 1,197; 7. Oregon, 1,200; 8. (tie) Ohio St. and Tulsa, 1,202; 10. Florida, 1,208; 11. Wake Forest, 1,210; 12. TCU, 1,219; 13. Auburn, 1,221; 14. Campbell, 1,226; 15. New Mexico St., 1,228; 16. Furman, 1,229; 17. Texas A&M, 1,235; 18. Washington, 1, : 1. Arizona St., 1,155; 2. Florida, 1,173; 3. Arizona, 1,174; 4. Duke, 1,179; 5. LSU, 1,187; 6. Tulsa, 1,188; 7. Southern California, 1,193; 8. (tie) New Mexico and Stanford, 1,199; 10. (tie) Georgia and Texas, 1,201; 12. Ohio St., 1,208; 13. Indiana, 1,209; 14. Oregon, 1,213; 15. North Carolina, 1,214; 16. Oregon St., 1,225; 17. New Mexico St., 1,226; 18. Washington, 1,229; 19. Auburn, 1, : 1. Duke, 895; 2. (tie) Arizona St. and Georgia, 903; 4. Arizona, 904; 5. Pepperdine, 911; 6. Tulsa, 913; 7. Southern California, 914; 8. Stanford, 916; 9. Texas, 921; 10. LSU, 923; 11. Ohio St., 936; 12. Oklahoma St., 938; 13. Florida St., 940; 14. South Carolina, 941; 15. (tie) Auburn and Furman, 944; 17. (tie) San Jose St. and TCU, 946; 19. New Mexico St., 961. Fourth round was canceled due to inclement weather. 2000: 1. Arizona, 1,175; 2. Stanford, 1,196; 3. Texas, 1,198; 4. Southern California, 1,199; 5. Tennessee, 1,206; 6. Auburn, 1,210; 7. Georgia, 1,211; 8. Pepperdine, 1,213; 9. Purdue, 1,215; 10. LSU, 1,216; 11. (tie) Arizona St., New Mexico St. and Oregon, 1,217; 14. Duke, 1,218; 15. San Jose St., 1,225; 16. Tulsa, 1,227; 17. Wake Forest, 1,228; 18. Florida, 1,230; 19. Nebraska, 1,239; 20. (tie) Michigan St., Ohio St. and TCU, 1,240; 23. Oklahoma, 1,243; 24. Northwestern, 1, : 1. Georgia, 1,176; 2. Duke, 1,179; 3. Texas, 1,191; 4. Auburn, 1,193; 5. (tie) Oklahoma St. and UCLA, 1,194; 7. Southern California, 1,196; 8. Arizona, 1,197; 9. Stanford, 1,201; 10. Tulsa, 1,208; 11. New Mexico St., 1,209; 12. (tie) LSU and Michigan St., 1,210; 14. Pepperdine, 1,211; 15. Kent St., 1,224; 16. Washington, 1,226; 17. San Jose St., 1,227; 18. Arizona St., 1,228; 19. California, 1,234; 20. Purdue, 1,236; 21. New Mexico, 1,237; 22. Ohio St., 1,247; 23. South Fla., 1,251; 24. South Carolina, 1, : 1. Duke, 1,164; 2. (tie) Arizona, Auburn and Texas, 1,170; 5. Georgia, 1,176; 6. (tie) Florida and Oklahoma, 1,179; 8. Ohio St., 1,180; 9. (tie) Arizona St. and Pepperdine, 1,186; 11. Stanford, 1,187; 12. Tulsa, 1,188; 13. Oklahoma St., 1,189; 14. Southern California, 1,192; 15. California, 1,193; 16. Purdue, 1,198; 17. Michigan, 1,199; 18. Vanderbilt, 1,201; 19. Michigan St., 1,202; 20. Washington, 1,203; 21. UCLA, 1,204; 22. Wake Forest, 1,206; 23. South Carolina, 1,217; 24. South Fla., 1, : 1. Southern California, 1,197; 2. Pepperdine, 1,212; 3. Texas, 1,213; 4. Ohio St., 1,214; 5. (tie) Oklahoma St. and UCLA, 1,216; 7. Arizona, 1,217; 8. Florida, 1,221; 9. Auburn, 1,224; 10. Duke, 1,225; 11. Georgia, 1,226; 12. Purdue, 1,234; 13. North Carolina, 1,241; 14. (tie) California and Vanderbilt, 1,242; 16. Stanford, 1,245; 17. South Carolina, 1,248; 18. Arizona St., 1,250; 19. (tie) Florida St. and Kent St., 1,256; 21. Tulsa, 1,257; 22. Nebraska, 1,281; 23. Washington St., 1,288; 24. Wisconsin, 1, : 1. UCLA, 1,148; 2. Oklahoma St., 1,151; 3. Duke, 1,159; 4. California, 1,172; 5. Vanderbilt, 1,180; 6. (tie) Texas and Washington, 1,184; 8. Ohio St., 1,187; 9. Georgia, 1,190; 10. Arizona St., 1,191; 11. Tennessee, 1,193; 12. (tie) Southern California and Stanford, 1,195; 14. Wake Forest, 1,196; 15. (tie) Arizona, Furman, New Mexico and North Carolina, 1,197; 19. (tie) Baylor and Florida St., 1,198; 21. UNLV, 1,204; 22. Purdue, 1,205; 23. Texas A&M, 1,211; 24. Michigan St., 1, : 1. Duke, 1,170; 2. UCLA, 1,175; 3. Auburn, 1,176; 4. Pepperdine, 1,179; 5. California, 1,180; 6. (tie) Ohio St. and Tennessee, 1,187; 8. (tie) Arizona St. and Oklahoma St., 1,190; 10. Florida, 1,195; 11. (tie) Arkansas and Southern California, 1,197; 13. Virginia, 1,200; 14. Washington, 1,201; 15. Tulane, 1,202; 16. Missouri, 1,205; 17. Michigan St., 1,206; 18. UC Irvine, 1,211; 19. Stanford, 1,212; 20. Purdue, 1,216; 21. Furman, 1,217; 22. Texas A&M, 1,219; 23. Tulsa, 1,222; 24. BYU, 1, : 1. Duke, 1,167; 2. Southern California, 1,177; 3. Pepperdine, 1,187; 4. Arizona St., 1,195; 5. California, 1,200; 6. (tie) Florida, Georgia and Washington, 1,202; 9. Purdue, 1,203; 10. Arkansas, 1,205; 11. UCLA, 1,207; 12. Auburn, 1,208; 13. (tie) Stanford and Tennessee, 1,209; 15. Wake Forest, 1,211; 16. Florida St., 1,213; 17. Arizona, 1,216; 18. Oklahoma St., 1,217; 19. Texas A&M, 1,219; 20. Nebraska, 1,221; 21. Kent St., 1,229; 22. UNLV, 1,230; 23. LSU, 1,232; 24. Alabama, 1, : 1. Duke, 1,170; 2. Purdue, 1,185; 3. UCLA, 1,186; 4. Southern California, 1,196; 5. Stanford, 1,197; 6. Vanderbilt, 1,200; 7. Pepperdine, 1,202; 8. Georgia, 1,205; 9. Auburn, 1,213; 10. Louisville, 1,214; 11. TCU, 1,215; 12. Wake Forest, 1,217; 13. Arizona St., 1,221; 14. (tie) Arizona and Oklahoma St., 1,226; 16. Michigan St., 1,232; 17. (tie) BYU and Tennessee, 1,236; 19. UC Irvine, 1,241; 20. Denver, 1,244; 21. North Carolina, 1,248; 22. New Mexico, 1,254; 23. Alabama, 1,263; 24. Indiana, 1,271.

6 6 Division I Women s Golf Team Finishes 2008: 1. Southern California, 1,168; 2. UCLA, 1,174; 3. Duke, 1,180; 4. Purdue, 1,188; 5. Arizona St., 1,189; 6. (tie) Denver and Texas A&M, 1,191; 8. Arkansas, 1,194; 9. Florida, 1,196; 10. (tie) Georgia and Wake Forest, 1,197; 12. (tie) Alabama, Auburn and Virginia, 1,215; 15. LSU, 1,222; 16. UNLV, 1,223; 17. (tie) Texas and TCU, 1,227; 19. (tie) Oklahoma St. and Tulsa, 1,228; 21. UC Davis, 1,234; 22. South Carolina, 1,235; 23. Arizona, 1,240; 24. Furman, 1, : 1. Arizona St., 1,182; 2. UCLA, 1,190; 3. Southern California, 1,191; 4. Oklahoma St., 1,199; 5. Denver, 1,206; 6. Duke, 1,207; 7. North Carolina, 1,210; 8. Virginia, 1,212; 9. Pepperdine, 1,213; 10. Purdue, 1,216; 11. Alabama, 1,217; 12. LSU, 1,219; 13. (tie) Michigan St. and Wake Forest, 1,225; 15. Georgia, 1,234; 16. Arizona, 1,235; 17. Tennessee, 1,237; 18. TCU, 1,238; 19. New Mexico, 1,242; 20. Tulane, 1,246; 21. Chattanooga, 1,248; 22. UC Irvine, 1,249; 23. Texas, 1,252; 24. Ohio St., 1, : 1. Purdue, 1,153; 2. Southern California, 1,154; 3. Alabama, 1,157; 4. Arizona St., 1,161; 5. Arizona, 1,166; 6. UCLA, 1,169; 7. Vanderbilt, 1,170; 8. (tie) Duke and Oklahoma St., 1,179; 10. Florida St., 1,182; 11. (tie) Auburn and Texas A&M, 1,183; 13. Virginia, 1,184; 14. (tie) Pepperdine and South Carolina, 1,186; 16. (tie) New Mexico and Texas, 1,189; 18. Tulane, 1,193; 19. (tie) Stanford, Tennessee and TCU, 1,199; 22. Kent St., 1,200; 23. (tie) Oregon and San Jose St., 1, : 1. UCLA, 1,173; 2. Purdue, 1,177; 3. LSU, 1,181; 4. Virginia, 1,186; 5. (tie) Arkansas and Southern California, 1,190; 7. Texas A&M, 1,191; 8. (tie) Alabama and North Carolina, 1,193; 10. (tie) Florida and Vanderbilt, 1,196; 12. California, 1,197; 13. Tennessee, 1,200; 14. Wake Forest, 1,202; 15. Arizona, 1,205; 16. Washington, 1,209; 17. Arizona St., 1,210; 18. South Carolina, 1,211; 19. Minnesota, 1,213; 20. UC Davis, 1,219; 21. Ohio St., 1,221; 22. Notre Dame, 1,224; 23. Stanford, 1,225; 24. Coastal Caro., 1, : 1. Alabama, 1,171; 2. Southern California, 1,172; 3. LSU, 1,173; 4. Virginia, 1,175; 5. South Carolina, 1,176; 6. (tie) Arizona St. and Oklahoma, 1,179; 8. UCLA, 1,181; 9. Purdue, 1,182; 10. North Carolina, 1,184; 11. Vanderbilt, 1,186; 12. Florida, 1,190; 13. (tie) North Carolina St. and Texas, 1,191; 15. Duke, 1,192; 16. (tie) Baylor and Texas A&M, 1,193; 18. Colorado, 1,196; 19. Tennessee, 1,200; 20. Michigan St., 1,201; 21. Pepperdine, 1,204; 22. Ohio St., 1,211; 23. Arkansas, 1,214; 24. Stanford, 1, : 1. Southern California, 1,133; 2. Duke, 1,154; 3. Purdue, 1,173; 4. UCLA, 1,174; 5. Arizona St., 1,181; 6. Auburn, 1,183; 7. Alabama, 1,189; 8. Arizona, 1,190; 9. (tie) Michigan St., Oklahoma and Tulane, 1,191; 12. Oklahoma St., 1,193; 13. (tie) Arkansas and Stanford, 1,200; 15. Northwestern, 1,201; 16. UC Davis, 1,203; 17. Florida, 1,205; 18. Vanderbilt, 1,206; 19. San Jose St., 1,209; 20. South Carolina, 1,211; 21. Texas, 1,213; 22. Oregon, 1,217; 23. Wisconsin, 1,218; 24. Mississippi St., 1,221.