2007 Women's Golf Guide - MSJ Lions Athletics

2007 Women’s Golf Guide 

C O L L E G E O F M O U N T S T . J O S E P H

2 GENERAL INFORMATION 

About this Guide 2 

Staff Directory 2 

Athletic Facilities at the Mount 2 

About the College of Mount St. Joseph 3 

HCAC Information 3 

Interview Policy, Press Credentials 3 

Message from the President, Sr. Francis Marie Thrailkill 4 

Message from the Director of Athletics, Steve Radcliffe 4 

Support Staff, Cheerleaders, Dance Team 5 

6 WOMEN’S GOLF 

2007 Schedule 7 

2007 Outlook 7 

2007 Roster 7 

2007 Coaching Staff 7 

2007 Players’ Profiles 8 

2006 Results 8 

2006 Individual Statistics 10 

The Mount in the HCAC 10 

2006 HCAC Championship 10 

2006 HCAC Individual Results 11 

2006 HCAC Golfers of the Week 11 

Past HCAC Championship Results 11 

Mount All-Time Team Records 11 

Mount All-Time Individual Records 12 

Table of Contents 

2007 WOMEN’S GOLF GUIDE

COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH 

General Information 

ABOUT THIS GUIDE 

The College of Mount St. Joseph’s 2007 Women’s Golf Guide has 

been produced by the Sports Information Office and the Design 

Office to assist you with your coverage this year. All photos are 

courtesy of Don Denney Photography. The guide was published in 

October 2007 with all of the information available at that time. 

Additional and updated information, statistics and photos are 

available at all times to accredited news sources from the Sports 

Information Office, (513) 244-4927. For more on Mount athletics, 

visit www.msj.edu/athletics. 

STAFF DIRECTORY (Area Code 513) 

Athletic Department Staff 

Steve Radcliffe, Athletic Director ....................................244-4381 

Ron Bowling, Associate Athletic Director ........................244-8585 

Stacie Carney, Administrative Assistant (Dowell Building) ....244-4311 

Joanie Schroth, Administrative Assistant (Sports Complex) ..244-8580 

Georgana Taggart, Faculty Athletic Representative ..........244-4952 

Fax Number (Dowell Building)........................................244-4928 

Fax Number (Sports Complex) ........................................244-8581 

Coaching Staff 

Chuck Murray, Baseball Coach, 

Recreation Co-coordinator ..........................................244-4402 

Larry Cox, Men’s Basketball Coach, 

Assistant Athletic Director ............................................244-4929 

Melanee Atkinson, Women’s Basketball Coach ................244-4590 

Danielle Harris, Cheerleading Coach ..............................244-4311 

Roosevelt Jackson, Men’s/Women’s Cross Country Coach, 

Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach ........................244-4842 

Jennifer Link/Nikki Schorsch, Dance Coaches ................244-4311 

Rod Huber, Football Coach ............................................244-4896 

Vince Suriano, Assistant Football Coach ..........................244-4422 

Jeff Hill, Assistant Football Coach, 

Assistant Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach ..........244-8597 

Joe Sparhawk, Men’s Golf Coach, 

Recreation Co-coordinator ..........................................244-4876 

Jeff Newman, Women’s Golf Coach, 

Assistant Baseball Coach ..............................................244-8583 

Pat Kennedy, Men’s/Women’s Lacrosse Coach................244-4427 

Carrie Taylor, Men’s/Women’s Soccer Coach ..................244-8587 

Leah Todd, Assistant Men’s/Women’s Soccer Coach ......244-8586 

Beth Goderwis, Softball Coach ........................................244-4853 

Del Walters, Men’s Tennis Coach, 

Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach ................................244-8596 

Brian Beebe, Women’s Tennis Coach, 

Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach ............................244-8599 

Michele Benoit, Volleyball Coach, 

Assistant Athletic Director ............................................244-4316 

Erin Pauley, Assistant Volleyball Coach, 

Assistant Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach ..........244-3276 

Casey Stouffer, Wrestling Coach, 

Coordinator of Athletic Facilities ..................................244-4474 

Brennan Ryan, Assistant Wrestling Coach ........................244-1630 

Sports Medicine 

Lisa Osterbrock, A.T.C., Head Athletic Trainer................244-4599 

Sean Degerstrom, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer ........244-4875 

Susan Miniello, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer ............244-4875 

Erin Beckwith, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer ................244-4875 

Howard Schertzinger Jr., M.D., Team Medical Director ....244-4875 

Robert Burger, M.D., Team Orthopedic Director............481-5050 

Sports Information 

Dane Neumeister, Director ..............................................244-4927 

Abby Nedeau, Student Co-op..........................................244-4927 

ATHLETIC FACILITIES AT THE MOUNT 

The Mount provides its students with athletic fields and the 

Harrington Center, a modern two-level student union with a 

running track, gym, fitness center, and food court. During the 

2003-2004 academic year, the Mount began its Campus Expansion 

Plan, which includes athletic fields to accommodate more Mount 

teams on campus for practice and home games. 

The Mount’s East Fields on Delhi Road, which have been the 

home field for women’s soccer, have been expanded into a game 

field and running track with seating for up to 2,400 spectators. The 

new Sports Complex gives the Mount Lions’ football team its first 

home field on campus since 1990. It also provides a home field for 

women’s soccer, men’s soccer and lacrosse teams for men (2007) 

and women (2008). The track serves the Mount’s track & field 

teams and additional facilities house the Mount’s academic program 

in athletic training, as well as locker rooms and concessions. The 

Campus Expansion Plan also included the renovation of nearby 

College property into practice fields. The Lions’ softball team began 

playing home games at the new River Road softball field in 2007. 

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The Mount Lions’ baseball team plays home games at Midland 

Field, one of Cincinnati’s finest baseball facilities for teams and 

spectators. 

The Harrington Center, which opened in 1998, contains two full 

courts for Lions volleyball and basketball as well as the full range of 

Mount intramural teams. The Harrington Center also features a 

specially surfaced indoor running track; courts for racquetball, 

squash and walleyball; fitness center; weight training; athletic 

training; and locker facilities. 

The Mount’s west campus field, the J. Page Hayden Athletic 

Field, is the location for the Mount’s field events during track & 

field meets and is a practice field for the Lions’ Roar Marching 

Band. The Mount also provides lighted tennis courts for intercollegiate 

and intramural teams. 

The Mount men’s golf team’s home course is Miami Whitewater 

Forest Golf Course in Harrison, Ohio. The course is a par-72, 

6,808-yards course with a rating of 72.3 and a slope of 125.


The College of Mount St. Joseph, a nationally recognized Catholic 

college of 2,200 students, emphasizes a liberal arts and professional 

education and promotes the values of respect, diversity and service 

in its programs and activities. 

The Mount was one of the nation’s first wireless campuses. Today, 

students use portable laptops to access the Mount’s wireless network 

anywhere on campus for classes, studying, online registration, and 

worldwide communications. 

Academic programs are based on a foundation of the liberal 

arts and include 34 undergraduate programs as well as graduate 

programs in education, organizational leadership, physical therapy, 

nursing, and religious studies. The Mount emphasizes smaller class 

sizes (11:1 student/faculty ratio) to promote personal attention. 

Career development includes cooperative education in all 

undergraduate degree programs and students incorporate service 

experience into their studies through the Service Learning program. 

The Mount also offers a variety of academic support services, an 

Honors program, Campus Ministry, a Wellness Center, and 

Multicultural Development. 

Student activities include the Lions’ Roar Marching Band, 

leadership programs, and more than 40 clubs and organizations. 

The Mount offers 20 athletic programs and is a member of NCAA 

Division III and the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 

(HCAC). 

Consideration for admission is based on the level of academic 

preparation as evidenced by high school transcripts, academic 

aptitude and SAT/ACT scores. More than 81 percent of Mount 


HEARTLAND COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 

The Mount is a member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic 

Conference (HCAC), formerly known as the Indiana Collegiate 

Athletic Conference (ICAC). The name change reflects the addition 

of three Ohio schools to the conference in 1998 – the Mount, 

Defiance College and Bluffton University. The other teams making 

up the conference are Anderson University, Franklin College, 

Hanover College, Manchester College, Transylvania University, and 

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. All Mount athletic teams, 

with the exception of lacrosse, compete in the HCAC. 

INTERVIEW POLICY 

PRESS CREDENTIALS 

2007 WOMEN’S GOLF GUIDE 

students receive scholarships or financial aid. The Mount began a 

new scholarship program for the fall of 2004 that automatically 

awards scholarships to students with a minimum 3.0 GPA who also 

meet test score criteria. Students transferring to the Mount can also 

inquire about transfer student scholarships. 

The College of Mount St. Joseph was founded in 1920 by the 

Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati. The Mount is nationally recognized 

for character development (Templeton Honor Roll of 100 Colleges), 

career preparation (Great Colleges for the Real World), academic 

quality (U.S. News & World Report), and innovative technology 

(EDUCAUSE higher education award). 

College Information 

Location: ..........................................................Cincinnati, Ohio 

Enrollment: ........................................................................2,200 

Founded: ............................................................................1920 

President: ................................Sr. Francis Marie Thrailkill, Ed.D. 

Nickname: ..........................................................................Lions 

Colors:..................................................................Blue and Gold 

Affiliations: ..................................................................NCAA III 

Conference: ..HCAC – Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference 

Main Phone: ......................................................(800) 654-9314 

(513) 244-4200 

Web Site: ................................................................www.msj.edu 

Mailing Address: ............................College of Mount St. Joseph 

5701 Delhi Road 

Cincinnati, OH 45233-1670 

HCAC Quick Facts 

Commissioner: ......................................................Tom Bohlsen 

Sports Information Director: ....................................Ryan Davis 

Mailing Address: ..................................................P. O. Box 425 

205 S. Madison Ave. 

Greenwood, IN 45142-0425 

Phone: ..............................................................(317) 882-8090 

Fax: ..................................................................(317) 882-8086 

2007-2008 HCAC School Directory 

School Location Athletic Dept.# A.D. S.I.D. 

Anderson University Anderson, IN (765) 641-4478 Michael Zapolski Justin Bates 

Bluffton University Bluffton, OH (419) 358-3227 Phill Talavinia Bill Hanefeld 

Defiance College Defiance, OH (419) 783-2342 Dick Kaiser Seth Mikel 

Franklin College Franklin, IN (317) 738-8121 Kerry Prather Kevin Elixman 

Hanover College Hanover, IN (812) 866-6800 Lynn Hall Carter Cloyd 

Manchester College North Manchester, IN (260) 982-5390 Rick Espeset Doug Shoemaker 

College of Mount St. Joseph Cincinnati, OH (513) 244-4311 Steve Radcliffe Dane Neumeister 

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Terre Haute, IN (812) 877-8252 Jeff Jenkins Kevin Lanke 

Transylvania University Lexington, KY (859) 233-8270 Jack Ebel Glenn Osborne 

Please contact the Sports Information Office, (513) 244-4927, 

for all interview requests. Prior notice is requested so that proper 

arrangements may be made with players and coaches. Coaches 

can be contacted weekday afternoons, Noon-3 p.m. Athletes are 

available at various times of the day according to their academic 

schedules. All post-game interviews will be conducted at the game 

site. Coaches and players will be available approximately 10 minutes 

after games. Players may be called at the request of the media, after 

contacting the Sports Information Office. 

All practices are open to media who request prior admittance from the Sports Information Office, (513) 244-4927. Pressbox, court and 

field passes should be requested from the Sports Information Office before game day. 

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 

Sister Francis Marie Thrailkill, Ed.D. 

Welcome to the College of Mount St. Joseph and Lions country. We are proud to be the home of HCAC Division III 

competition in Greater Cincinnati so that the community can enjoy exciting competition among student athletes who 

are dedicated to their sport and their studies. 

A Mount education is about preparing for life academically, professionally, personally, and spiritually. Students have 

the opportunity to play in 21 competitive sports at the Mount as well as to join marching band and over 40 clubs and 

organizations. They take courses in smaller classes where professors advocate learning and interaction. Cooperative 

education, service learning and cultural/global immersion involve students in life experiences and social responsibility. 

Students are the heart of the community we enjoy at the Mount, and our student athletes appreciate your attendance 

and support. 

Please visit the Mount again for more exciting HCAC Division III excitement, and visit our Web site at www.msj.edu 

for listings of the events and programs offered throughout the year. 

Enjoy the game! 

Sincerely, 

Sister Francis Marie Thrailkill, Ed.D. 

MOUNT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR 

Steve Radcliffe 

Steve Radcliffe enters his 13th year as the 

Lions’ athletic director for the 2007-2008 

school year, and he looks forward to another 

outstanding season of athletics at the Mount. 

The Lions captured three conference 

championships last fall. The football team 

won their third straight HCAC championship, 

and once again qualified to the NCAA Division 

III playoffs. The volleyball team was first in 

the HCAC regular season and won their ninth straight HCAC 

Tournament title advancing them to the Great Lakes Regional. 

The baseball team won the HCAC Tournament title advancing to 

the Mideast Regional. The Mount also had men’s lacrosse for the 

first time last spring. 

In addition, there were plenty of other highlights, both individually 

and team-wise, for the Mount’s athletic programs last season. The 

women's soccer team and men's basketball teams both had winning 

season, as women’s soccer advanced to the HCAC Tournament 

championship game. The Lions’ wrestling team was second in the 

conference, fourth in the regional and sent two wrestlers to the NCAA 

Division III National Wrestling Tournament, recording two placers. 

Radcliffe has long been a part of the sports programs at the Mount. 

A retired athletic trainer, Radcliffe began his athletic training career in 

1976 and was hired to implement the Mount’s first academic program 

for athletic training in 1989. In addition, Radcliffe has been the Lions’ 

head athletic trainer, working with athletes from all the intercollegiate 

sports, as well as teaching athletic training at the College. 

Radcliffe, who received his bachelor’s degree in 1978 and his 

master’s in physical education in 1981 from Miami University (Ohio), 

became the Mount’s athletic director in 1995. Upon entering the 

position, Radcliffe stressed the importance of upholding the College’s 

stellar reputation of academics and athletics as a positive influence in 

student life and development at the Mount. 

Steve and his wife, Darlene, have two children, Victoria and Michael. 

The Radcliffes live in Delhi. 

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SUPPORT STAFF 



Dane 

Neumeister 

Director of 

Sports 

Information 

Ron 

Bowling 

Associate 

Athletic 

Director 

Charlie 

Wrublewski 

Facilities 

Management 

Set-Up 

Joanie 

Schroth 

Administrative 

Assistant 

Abby 

Nedeau 

Sports 

Information 

Co-op 

Andy 

Backs 

Public 

Address 

Announcer 

Georgana 

Taggart 

Faculty 

Athletic 

Representative 

Stacie 

Carney 

Administrative 

Assistant 

Gary 

Schatz 

Football 

Statistician 

Greg 

Grady 

Football 

Statistician 

Dr. Howard 

Schertzinger 

Team 

Physician 

Dr. Robert 

Burger 

Team 

Orthopedic 

Director 

CHEERLEADERS 

DANCE TEAM 

Front row (L-R): Maria Campolongo, Katie Carney, Michelle Pence, 

Erin Stretch, Jessie Kell, Stacy Honnert, Caitlin Propps. 

Back row: Brittany Spriggs, Meagan Stretch, Stephanie Pike, 

Lesley Rowe, Heather Kailholz, Natalie Schuster, Brittany Garrick. 

Not pictured: Chelsea Sims, Ann Benedict, Megan Baughman 

(Coach), Danielle Harris (Coach). 

Front row (L-R): Jodi Stockelman, Tricia Wietmarschen, 

Sam Stapleton. Middle row: Kelsey Keyes, Sarah Holter, 

Vanessa Black, Debbie Nieman. Back row: Katie Skeeters (Coach), 

Jennifer Link (Coach), Nikki Schorsch (Coach). 

Not pictured: Lydia Taulbee. 

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Women’s Golf • 2007

2007 SCHEDULE 

Date Invitational Time 

9/15-16 Hanover College Invitational (36 holes) 12:00 p.m.-10:00 a.m. 

Spring Hills Golf Course, Hanover, IN 

Sunrise Falls Golf Course, Madison, IN 

9/23 Ohio Northern University Invitational (18 holes) 10:00 a.m. 

Lost Creek Country Club, Lima, OH 

9/27 Transylvania University Fall Invitational (18 holes) 10:00 a.m. 

University Club Golf Course, Lexington, KY 

10/6 Manchester College Invitational (18 holes) 12:00 p.m. 

Honeywell Golf Course, Wabash, IN 

10/13-14 HCAC Championship (36 holes) TBA-TBA 

Walden Pond Golf Club, Indian Springs, OH 

Host: Mount 


2007 SEASON OUTLOOK 

The Mount competed in four tournaments last season. Two golfers 

played all nine rounds and another golfer participated in eight 

rounds. With five players on this season’s team, Head Coach Jeff 

Newman is hoping his team can make an impact on the team 

standings at the five invitationals they play in. 

“Overall, I think we had a very successful season last year,’’ Newman 

states. “We are trying to build a program from the ground up which 

might take a few years, but I believe we are headed in the right 

direction.” 

Three players return this season for the Mount, all sophomores. 

They are last year’s leading golfer, Megan Dickman plus Lauren 

Byrd and Kellie Kammer. Two newcomers, sophomore Alison 

Damon, who is also on the Mount’s track & field team, and 

freshman Stephanie Schoenfeld round out the team. 

Newman feels the addition of Lauren Hessel, a recent Mount 

graduate and former Lions’ golfer, will help the team this season as 

assistant coach. He’s hoping to couple that additional coaching 

approach and increased work on skills by the players into better 

results this fall. 

“The addition of Lauren should have a huge impact on the 

program,’’ Newman adds. “Her dedication to the Mount and the 

2007 ROSTER 

Name Cl. Hometown/High School 

Lauren Byrd So. Cincinnati, OH/Seton 

Alison Damon So. Cincinnati, OH/McAuley 

Megan Dickman So. Batesville, IN/Oldenburg Academy 

golf program should help take this program to the next level.” 

Among the highlights of last season’s team were Dickman’s 

personal-best 93 at the Ohio Northern University Invitational and 

Byrd’s personal-best 115 at the Franklin College Invitational. 

Newman said that first-time golfer Kellie Kammer also showed 

continued improvement throughout the season, lowering her scores 

by almost 30 strokes. 

Newman said he’s counting on all three returning golfers to 

improve this fall. Damon and Schoenfeld will give the team depth 

and allow them to requisite five golfers to register team scores at 

invitationals. 

Newman said he’s looking to add to the team’s numbers in the 

future and is looking to build the Lions’ program into a conference 

title contender. For the immediate future, he’s looking for the 

players to become more consistent and to constantly improve. 

“I am very pleased with the direction the program is headed,’’ 

Newman says. “With a couple of strong recruits next season, along 

with the foundation we have now, I believe we can be one of the 

top three or four programs in the HCAC.” 

Name Cl. Hometown/High School 

Kellie Kammer So. Cincinnati, OH/Seton 

Stephanie Schoenfeld Fr. Cincinnati, OH/Seton 

2007 COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach Jeff Newman 

Jeff Newman begins this third season as head 

women’s golf. Coach Newman was hired in July 

2005 by the College as a full-time coach, with the 

duties of head women’s golf coach and assistant 

baseball coach. 

Newman, who was an assistant baseball coach at 

the Mount for three seasons (2002-2004), was an 

assistant baseball coach at the University of Cincinnati before 

returning to the Mount. Newman has also been the head baseball 

coach for the Midland summer baseball program since 2002, an 

athletic director at Clermont Northeastern High School and Middle 

School (1998-2000), and head varsity baseball coach at CNE High 

School (1999-2000). 

Newman graduated in 1998 from Barton College in Wilson, 

North Carolina, with a bachelor’s degree in sports administration. 

At Barton he played baseball for two seasons and was an all-conference 

selection. He also played collegiately at Kentucky Wesleyan 

University for two seasons. 

Newman and his wife, Michelle, and two daughters, Bree and 

Corrine, reside in Cincinnati, Ohio. 

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2007 COACHING STAFF (Continued) 

Assistant Coach Lauren Hessel 

Lauren Hessel begins her first season as the Mount’s 

women’s assistant golf coach. She graduated from 

the Mount in 2006 with a bachelor’s degree in middle 

childhood education. She was a four-year member of 

the Lions’ golf program – the only person to play 

four seasons for the Mount’s women’s golf team. 

Hessel is employed as a sixth grade math teacher at Allison Street 

Elementary School in the Norwood City School District. In addition, 

Hessel has coached junior varsity girls’ golf at her high school alma 

mater, Oak Hills, and is coaching sixth and seventh grade girls’ 

basketball at Orient Academy, a charter school in Cincinnati, Ohio. 

She lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. 

2007 PLAYERS’ PROFILES 

Lauren Bryd 

Sophomore • Major: Special Education 

High School: Seton (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Byrd returns for her second season with the Lions. 

She played in eight of the nine rounds the Mount 

took part in during 2006, and her best placing was 

at the Hanover Invitational where she was 21st.. 

Lauren is the daughter of Lori Byrd and Jim 

Muench. 

Alison Damon 

Sophomore • Major: Psychology 

High School: McAuley (Cincinnati, Ohio) 

Damon joins the Lions for her first season. She was 

on the Mount’s track ad field team last season and 

was on Dean’s List. In addition, Damon has worked 

in the Children’s Center on campus and at the 

Women’s Connection helping with childcare. While 

in high school, Damon was on her school’s Honor Roll and in 

the National Honor Society. This year, Damon is a Campus 

Ambassador. Alison is the daughter of Jan and Paul Damon. 

Megan Dickman 

Sophomore • Major: Nursing 

High School: Oldenburg Academy 

(Batesville, Indiana) 

Dickman returns for her second season with the 

Mount. Dickman played in all nine rounds in 2006 

and led the Lions at each invitational. She completed 

the season with a team-best average of 97.0. 

Dickman’s best finish was at the Wittenberg Invitational where she 

received fourth place. Megan is the daughter of Mary Beth and 

Jerry Dickman. 

Kellie Kammer 

Sophomore • Major: Undeclared 


Kammer returns for her second season with the 

Lions. She participated in all nine rounds the Mount 

took part in last year, and her lowest round was at 

the Transylvania University Invitational. Kammer’s 

best finish was at Wittenberg University where she 

received 21st place. Kellie is the daughter of Carol and Albert 

Kammer. 

Stephanie Schoenfeld 

Freshman • Major: Special Education 


Schoenfeld joins the Lions for her first season. She 

was on the Honor Roll in high school, involved 

with Campus Ministry for two years, in Student 

Council during her senior year and was in the 

Service Club for all four years. In addition, 

Schoenfeld volunteered at Women’s Connection, worked with 

Special Olympics for three years, helped at the Little Sisters of the 

Poor nursing home during her senior year,and helped at Adaptive 

Aquatics for four years. Stephanie is the daughter of Jane and Jeff 

Schoenfeld. 

2006 RESULTS 

Hanover College Invitational 

September 16-17 

Sunrise Falls Golf Course – Madison, Indiana 

Team Standings 

School Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Total 

1. Anderson University 354 363 717 

2. Hanover College 377 365 742 

3. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 378 382 760 

4. Sewanee University 441 408 849 

5. The Mount 585 551 1,136 

Individual Medalist: Chrissy Helms, Anderson University, 165 

The Mount individual results 

# Name Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Total 

11. Megan Dickman 94 99 193 

21. Lauren Bryd 136 129 265 

22. Kellie Kammer 164 160 324 

23. Lindsay Buck 191 163 354 

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Ohio Northern University Invitational 

September 24 

Colonial Golfers Club – Lima, Ohio 


Total 

1. Otterbein College 349 

2. University of St. Francis 365 

3. Ohio Northern University 368 

4. Marian College 370 

5. Ohio Dominican University 375 

6. Otterbein College (B) 379 

7. John Carroll University 383 

8. Baldwin-Wallace College 392 

9. Wilmington College 393 

10. Sienna Heights University 400 

11. Mount Union College 402 

12. Capital University 410 

13. Urbana University 417 

14. Ohio Northern University (B) 421 

15. Wittenberg University 425 

15. Muskingum College 425 

17. Denison University 426 

18. Ohio Dominican University (B) 436 

19. The Mount 569 

Individual Medalist: Rustie Anderson, Otterbein College, 78 


# Name Total 

t-21. Megan Dickman 93 

97. Lauren Byrd 157 

98. Lindsay Buck 158 

99. Kellie Kammer 161 

Transylvania University Invitational 

September 27 

University Club Course – Lexington, Kentucky 


Total 

1. Lindsey Wilson College 335 

2. Campbellsville University 363 

3. Bellarmine University 377 

4. Centre College 382 

5. Transylvania University 390 

6. Marian (IN) College 403 

7. The Mount 541 

Individual Medalist: Cheslee Elkins, Lindsey Wilson, 80 


# Name Total 

t-24. Megan Dickman 100 


37. Lauren Byrd 147 

38. April McGuire 160 

39. Lindsay Buck 169 

HCAC Conference Championships 

October 6-7 

Stonehenge GC, Warsaw, Indiana 

Team Standings Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Total 

1. Manchester College 348 359 707 

2. Franklin College 372 361 733 


4. Transylvania University 389 381 770 



7. Defiance College 530 546 1076 

8. The Mount NTS NTS NTS 

NTS-No team score (three golfers) 

Individual Medalist: Katie Tewell, Franklin College, 154 





36. Lauren Byrd 150 157 307 

WD April McGuire WD WD WD 

WD Lindsay Buck WD WD WD 

WD-Withdrew 

Franklin College Fall Invitational 

October 15-16 

The Legends of Indiana Golf Course 

Team Standings Rd. 1 Rd. 2 Ttotal 

1. Illinois Wesleyan University 343 316 659 

2. Otterbein College 332 337 669 



5. Marian College 370 364 734 


NTS-No team score (four golfers) 

Individual medalist: Katie Tewell, Franklin College, 150 




22. Lauren Byrd 115 123 238 


WD Lindsay Buck WD WD WD 

WD-Withdrew 

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2006 RESULTS (Continued) 

Wittenberg University Fall Invitational 

October 22 

Northwood Hills Country Club 


Total 

1. Wilmington College 401 

2. Capital University 410 

3. Wittenberg University 416 

4. Denison University 456 

5. Mount NTS 

NTS-No team score (two golfers) 

Individual medalist: Charissa Mills, Capital, 90 


# Name Total 

4. Megan Dickman 98 


2006 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 

Name Rounds Strokes Average Low Round Best Finish 

Lauren Byrd 8 1,114 139.3 115 (Franklin, 1st round) 21 (Hanover) 

Lindsay Buck 4 681 170.3 158 (Ohio Northern University) 23 (Hanover) 

Megan Dickman 9 873 97.0 93 (Ohio Northern University) 4 (Wittenberg) 

Kellie Kammer 9 1,355 150.6 134 (Transylvania University) 21 (Wittenberg) 

April McGuire 1 160 160.0 160 (Transylvania University) 38 (Transylvania) 

THE MOUNT IN THE HCAC 

This season marks the Mount’s sixth year in the Heartland 

Collegiate Athletic Conference. Other institutions in the conference 

are Anderson University, Bluffton University, Defiance College, 

Franklin College, Hanover College, Manchester College, Rose- 

Hulman Institute of Technology, and Transylvania University. 

Manchester has won the HCAC Championship the last four years 

with Franklin winning the first season that the Mount competed 

(2002). 

In 2002, the Lions’ Lauren Hessel placed 25th in the HCAC 

tournament while teammate Brigid Eagan finished in a tie for 30th 

place. Forty-one golfers in all competed in the two-day event in 

Lexington, Kentucky. Mount golfers Nicole Babinec and Jamie 

Bayliss also saw action in the HCAC Championship. In 2003, the 

Mount had four golfers compete, led by Hessel’s 26th place finish. 

The Lions did not record a team score in the Conference 

Championships in 2004 and 2005 again, having only four golfers 

compete as Hessel continued to lead the team. The Lions had three 

competitors in the 2006 conference event, with Megan Dickman 

leading the group with a 17th place finish. Her 36-hole, 191-shot 

total in the best-ever two-round score for a Mount golfer. 

2006 HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP 

Team standings 

Rd. 1 Rd. 2 TOTAL 

1. Manchester College 348 359 707 



4. Transylvania University 389 381 770 



7. Defiance College 530 546 1076 


NTS-No team score 

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INDIVIDUAL RESULTS (HCAC ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS) 

Name Rd. 1 Rd.2 Total 

Katie Tewell, Franklin 77 77 154 

Anita Zollars, Manchester 81 85 166 

Stephanie Harrington, Rose-Hulman 88 81 169 

Chrissy Helms, Anderson 84 85 169 

Jessica Strange, Manchester 83 86 169 

Amelia Dasovich, Rose-Hulman 91 85 176 

Rhea Badgett, Transylvania 95 86 181 

Kortni Fennig, Anderson 92 89 181 


Most Valuable Player (Medalist) – Katie Tewell, Franklin College 

Freshman of the Year – Stephanie Harrington , Rose-Hulman 

Institute of Technology 

Coach of the Year – Jeff Kock, Manchester 

2006 GOLFERS OF THE WEEK (week ending date) 

Date Name, School 

Sept. 3 Anita Zollars, Manchester 

Sept. 10 Katie Tewell, Franklin 

Sept. 17 Katie Tewell, Franklin 

Sept. 24 Anita Zollars, Manchester 

Oct. 1 Stacey Goins, Manchester 

PAST HCAC CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS 

2002 Franklin College, the Mount placed eighth. 

2003 Manchester College, the Mount placed seventh. 

2004 Manchester College, the Mount placed sixth. 

2005 Manchester College, the Mount placed sixth. 

THE MOUNT ALL-TIME TEAM RECORDS 

Season Stroke Average (top 5) 

Place Season Rounds Strokes Avg. 

1. 2003 3 1,570 523.3 

2. 2002 6 3,236 539.3 

3. 2006 4 2,246 561.5 

Low 18-hole score (top 5) 

Place Strokes Opponent Date 

1. 475 Hanover Invitational (four golfers scores) 9/22/2002 

2. 510 Bluffton University (four ½ golfers) 9/28/2002 

3. 541 Transylvania University Invitational (five golfers) 9/27/2006 

4. 560 Capital University Tournament (four golfers) 10/5/2003 

5. 569 Ohio Northern University Invitational (four golfers) 9/24/2006 


Place Strokes Opponent Date 

1. 1,110 HCAC Tournament (four golfers) 10/11-12/2003 

2. 1,021 Manchester College Invitational (four golfers) 10/5-6/2002 

3. 1,136 Hanover College Invitational (four golfers) 9/16-17/2006 

4. 1,230 HCAC Tournament (four golfers) 10/12-13/2002 

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THE MOUNT ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Career Stroke Average (top 5) 

Five or more rounds 

Place Name Seasons Rounds Strokes Avg. 

1. Megan Dickman 2006 9 873 97.00 

2. Lauren Hessel 2002-2005 20 2,081 104.05 

3. Brigid Eagan 2002-2003 8 925 115.63 

4. Lauren Byrd 2006 8 1,114 139.25 

5. Nicole Babinec 2002 6 897 149.50 

Single Season Stroke Average (top 5) 

Four or more rounds 

Place Name Season Rounds Strokes Avg. 

1. Megan Dickman 2006 9 873 97.00 

2. Lauren Hessel 2004 5 493 98.60 

3. Lauren Hessel 2005 5 504 100.80 

4. Lauren Hessel 2003 4 418 104.50 

5. Lauren Hessel 2002 6 666 111.00 


Place Strokes Name Opponent Date 

1. 93 Megan Dickman Ohio Northern University Invitational 9/24/2006 

2. 95 Lauren Hessel Hanover College Invitational 9/22/2002 

3. 98 Lauren Hessel Baldwin-Wallace College Tournament 9/28/2003 

3. 98 Megan Dickman Wittenberg University Invitational 10/22/2006 

5. 100 Lauren Hessel Ohio Northern University Invitational 9/25/2005 

5. 100 Megan Dickman Transylvania University Invitational 9/27/2006 

7. 101 Lauren Hessel Manchester College Tournament 10/2/2004 

8. 106 Brigid Eagan Baldwin-Wallace College Tournament 9/28/2003 

9. 111 Lauren Hessel Capital University Tournament 10/5/2003 

10. 112 Brigid Eagan Hanover College Invitational 9/22/2002 


Place Strokes Name Opponent Date 

1. 191 Megan Dickman HCAC Tournament 10/6-7/2006 

2. 196 Lauren Hessel HCAC Tournament 10/9-10/2004 

3. 197 Lauren Hessel Hanover College Invitational 9/17-18/2005 

4. 198 Megan Dickman Franklin College Invitational 10/15-16/2006 

5. 207 Lauren Hessel HCAC Tournament 9/25/2005 

6. 209 Lauren Hessel HCAC Tournament 10/11-12/2003 

7. 218 Brigid Eagan HCAC Tournament 10/11-12/2003 

8. 219 Emily Day Manchester College Invitational 10/5-6/2002 

9. 223 Lauren Hessel Manchester College Invitational 10/5-6/2002 

10. 226 Rebecca Deitsch HCAC Tournament 10/9/-10/2004 

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Become a “Pillar of Support” and Help Celebrate 

the Mount Lions’ Home Field 

Did you know that your name can be permanently displayed at the Mount’s 

Sports Complex? For your gift of $1,000, a durable, solid bronze nameplate 

will be engraved and affixed to one of the pillars supporting the stands at 

Schueler Field. 

Parents, grandparents, alumni, athletes, coaches, and all Lions’ sports fans 

are invited to consider this special opportunity. It’s a great way to show your 

Mount spirit and support our student athletes. 

Look for the nameplates already installed on two pillars below the center 

bleachers, close to the walk-up from Midland Plaza. 

Join others and become a Pillar of Support. Visit www.msj.edu/about/ 

giving/buildingexcitement or call the Development Office at (513) 244-4871 

to request a brochure.

2007 Women's Golf Guide - MSJ Lions Athletics

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