women's golf - Walsh University

Richard Jusseaume, PresidentRichard Jusseaume, 6th president of Walsh University, was previousWalsh University Board of Trustees Vice-Chair, and also served two termsas the University’s Dean of Students. The 1967 Walsh University graduateworked for 36 years in education and has more than 17 years ofexperience in the corporate environment.He earned his B.A. degree summa cum laude and was namedOutstanding Student of the Year at Walsh in 1967. Then he pursuedfurther study at the University of Detroit (where he earned his Master’sDegree), at Cornell University and Kent State. He returned to Walsh in 1972 as Dean of StudentAffairs.After serving in the dean’s position a second time (from 1979 to1984), Jusseaume entered thecorporate world, where he learned the challenging lessons of leadership through his variousadministrative roles at Graphic Enterprises, Inc. in Canton, Ohio. Seven years later he became CEOof the firm, a position he held along with president and chairman of the board until his retirement inMay, 2001.Jusseaume and his wife Terie, have five children and make their home in Canton. Active in thecommunity, Jusseaume has held leadership posts with many organizations to which he belongs,including the Knights of Columbus, St. Michael’s Parish, the Chamber of Commerce, the StarkDevelopment Board, Trillium Family Solutions, Voyager, Charity of St. Augustine Health Systemand the Board of Community Services. He is also a member of the Walsh University Athletic Wall ofFame.Dale Howard, Director of AthleticsWalsh's most enthusiastic and visible supporter, Dale Howardbegins his 24th year at Walsh, serving as Vice President for Athleticsand Director of Athletics. Howard is beginning his sixth year inathletics. He came to Walsh in 1989 as Dean of Students. Howardwas the driving force behind Walsh’s new basketball arena, and isleading the way to the NCAA at the division two level and the GreatLakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.Howard came to Walsh from Bowling Green State University. Hehas a master's degree in higher education administration from theUniversity of Northern Colorado, Greeley and a B.S. in education from the State University atBrockport, New York.Howard and his wife, Janet are the parents of two boys, Ryan (Syracuse University ‘06, nowliving in New York City) and Matthew (St. Bonaventure University, ’08, now living in Arlington,Virginia), and a daughter, Kelli (12th grade, North Canton Hoover). The Howards reside in NorthCanton.2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 1

Walsh University, founded in 1958 by the Brothersof Christian Instruction, is one of northeast Ohio'sfinest liberal arts and sciences universities. As acoeducational Catholic institution, Walsh provides avalues-based education with an internationalperspective in the Judeo-Christian tradition. With alittle over 3,000 students and a 12:1 student-facultyratio, the University promotes academic excellence, adiverse community, and close student-facultyinteraction. Its curriculum fosters critical thinking andstrong communication skills and encourages studentsto pursue opportunities and interests that allow for thedevelopment of their personal, spiritual, andprofessional growth.Students at Walsh pursue studies in more than 50academic majors and five graduate degree programs.More than 1,800 students attend Walsh as full-timeundergraduates. Other students attend Walsh as part-time undergraduates, as graduate students, or asstudents in the School for Professional Studiesprogram, an accelerated degree completion programfor working adults.Walsh's tree-lined campus encompasses 26separate buildings on 136 acres. Most full-timeundergraduate students reside in one of nine modernresidence halls that include four apartment-stylecomplexes.Active and involved in campus and community life,Walsh students participate in a number ofextracurricular programs. Organizations, academicclubs, and social events provide opportunities forstudents to work and relax together on and offcampus. Student-run outreach projects help studentsserve the community while developing theirleadership skills.Walsh University fosters close workingrelationships between faculty members and students.Beyond classroom teaching, faculty members serveas student counselors and tutors and take on roles asadvisers for student organizations. The Walsh facultyis composed of full-time, part-time, and adjunctmembers. The majority of full-time faculty membershold Ph.D.'s or terminal degrees in their respectivefields.Walsh has a campus in Rome, Italy that isaffiliated with its Global Learning initiatives.Tuition, fees, room and board for the 2012–13academic year are $33,108 for resident students and$23,500 for commuters. The University reserves theright to change the cost structure without notice.2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 2Majors and TracksAccountingBiologyChemistryClinical LaboratoryScienceCommunicationComprehensive ScienceComputer ScienceCorp. CommunicationEducation• Adolescent toYoung AdultEducation• Early Childhood• InterventionSpecialist• Middle Childhood• SecondaryEducation• Physical EducationEnglishFinanceFrenchGeneral BusinessHistoryHuman ServicesLatin American BusinessLiberal ArtsManagement InformationSystemsMarketingMathematicsNursingPhilosophyPastoral MinistriesPolitical SciencePsychology• Community/Clinical• Social/OrganizationalSociology• Applied Criminology/Criminal Justice• Family StudiesSpanishTheologyDegreesAssociate of ArtsAssociate of Arts inComputer ScienceBachelor of ArtsDegreesBachelor of ScienceBachelor of Science inEducationBachelor of Science inNursingMaster of Arts inEducationMaster of Arts inCounseling and HumanDevelopmentMaster of BusinessAdministrationMaster of Science inPhysical TherapyPre-ProfessionalProgramsPre-DentistryPre-Law (Choice of Major)Pre-MedicinePre-Natural ResourcesPre-OpticalPre-Physical TherapyPre-PodiatryPre-VeterinaryWalsh Mission StatementWalsh University is anindependent, coeducationalCatholic, liberal arts and sciencesinstitution. Founded by the Brothersof Christian Instruction, WalshUniversity is dedicated to educatingits students to become leaders inservice to others through a valuesbasededucation with aninternational perspective in theJudeo-Christian tradition.Walsh University believes in thedesirability of a small university thatpromotes academic excellence, adiverse community and closestudent-teacher interactions. TheUniversity provides its students ahigher education that fosters criticalthinking, effective communication,spiritual growth, and personal,professional and culturaldevelopment. Walsh Universityencourages individuals to act inaccordance with reason guided bythe example and teachings of JesusChrist.

The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic ConferenceThe Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference(GLIAC), founded in 1972, has been a leader in theadvancement and promotion of intercollegiate athletics formen and women for 40 years.The charter members of the GLIAC were Ferris StateUniversity, Grand Valley State University, Lake Superior StateUniversity, Northwood University (then Institute), and SaginawValley State University.Expansion of the GLIAC began immediately with theaddition of Oakland University in 1974. Hillsdale College,Northern Michigan University, and Wayne State Universitywere accepted as members in 1975. In 1977, the conferencelost its first member when Northern Michigan withdrew.Michigan Technological University filled the vacancy when itbecame a member in 1980. After the 1986-87 season,Northwood left the conference and was replaced by NorthernMichigan. Northwood rejoined the conference in 1992.After the 1989 season, the conference dropped football asa sponsored sport. The conference schools sponsoringfootball joined the members of the Heartland CollegiateConference in forming the football-only Midwest IntercollegiateFootball Conference (MIFC), which began play in 1990.After nine years as one of the premier conferences inDivision II football, the MIFC merged as part of GLIAC on July1, 1999. With the merger, the University of Indianapolisbecame an associate member as a football-only school.The GLIAC entered a new era in the 1995-96 school year.Prior to that time, all GLIAC member institutions were locatedin the state of Michigan. On Dec. 14, 1994, membership wasoffered to three schools located in Ohio and Pennsylvania.The expansion members were Ashland University of Ashland,Ohio, and Gannon University and Mercyhurst College, bothlocated in Erie, Pennsylvania. All three schools began theirmembership July 1, 1995.On July 1, 1997, membership was granted to TheUniversity of Findlay, located in Findlay, Ohio. UF replacedOakland University, which withdrew from the conference afterthe 1996-97 season as it moved to NCAA Division I status.The GLIAC membership changed again when TiffinUniversity of Ohio joined the conference in the 2008-09academic year. Tiffin was offered membership on June 20,2007. The addition of Tiffin left the GLIAC with 12 full-timemembers as Gannon and Mercyhurst moved to thePennsylvania State Athletic Conference after the 2007-08season.The GLIAC entered a new era during the 2009-10academic year. Commissioner Tom Brown, who had presidedover the league for 17 years, retried on June 30, 2009. Thelongest serving commissioner in the history of the GLIAC,Brown expanded the conference from 10 full members to 14full members and two associate members. Also under hisleadership, the conference has grown to offeringchampionships in 21 sports while rising to prominence on thenational level as GLIAC teams and student-athletes haveachieved success both in the classroom and on the fields ofplay.The Conference expanded on July 1, 2010 when Lake ErieCollege of Painesville, Ohio, and Ohio Dominican University,located in Columbus, joined the GLIAC. The League willfurther expand on July, 2012 when Malone University andWalsh University, both located in the Canton, Ohio area,become the 15th and 16th GLIAC members.The policy-making body of the GLIAC is the ManagementCouncil, which is comprised of three representatives fromeach member institution – its director of athletics, facultyathletics representative and senior woman administrator.The presidency of the GLIAC Management Council isrotated alphabetically by school, with Suzanne Sanregret,Director of Athletics at Michigan Technological University,serving as GLIAC President in 2012-13. Dr. Glenn Mroz,President of Michigan Technological University, will serve asthe chairperson of the GLIAC Presidents Council this year.The GLIAC made history in 2009 when it hired DellRobinson as Commissioner. Robinson became the first ethnicminority to serve as D-II commissioner of a non-historicallyblack college or university conference when he began hisduties on July 1, 2009.Assisting Robinson are: Penny Cook, Asst. Commissionerfor Compliance/SWA, Jeff Ligney, Asst. Commissioner forMedia Relations; Mike McCann, Supervisor of FootballOfficials; Kim Vieira, Supervisor of Soccer Officials; JeanneSkinner, Supervisor of Volleyball Officials; Rob Doss,Supervisor of Women’s Basketball Officials; Bill Ek, Supervisorof Men’s Basketball Officials; and Rich Fetchiet, Assignor ofBaseball Umpires.2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 4

GLIAC Commissioner Dell RobinsonDell Robinson became the GLIAC’s sixth commissioneron June 15, 2009.Robinson comes to the GLIAC having spent thelast 10 years at the Mid-American Conference (MAC)as the Associate Commissioner for Legislative andCompliance services. During his tenure with the MAChe acted as the staff liaison to the student-athleteadvisory committee, the faculty athletics representativesand the committee on infractions. He alsoserved as the conference administrator for men’ssoccer, men’s and women’s swimming/diving, men’stennis, and wrestling.Robinson has experience on the national level aswell, having been the MAC’s representative on theNCAA Management Council. He is the former chair ofthe Selection Review Committee which placed administratorson NCAA Committees, and has served onthe NCAA Sportsmanship Committee. In addition,Robinson was selected to serve on the 2002-03NCAA Leadership Institute for Ethnic Minority Males.The GLIAC CommissionersJohn Hoekje 1971-72 to 1978-79Herbert “Pete” Peterston 1979-80 to 1984-85Tom Donahue 1985-86 to 1986-87Vern Norris 1987-88 to 1991-92Tom Brown 1992-93 to 2008-09Dell Robinson2009-10 to presentHe served on the NCAAAdministrative Cabinetand was a member of theNational Association ofCollegiate Directors ofAthletics (NACDA)Learfield Director’s CupCommittee.A native of Cleveland,Ohio, Robinson served asassistant commissioner for compliance from 1996-99at the Western Athletic Conference in Denver.Robinson has a bachelor's degree in sportsmanagement from Ohio University in 1988, where hewas a walk-on to the Bobcat football team. He was amember of the squad's special teams unit from 1984-88. Robinson earned his master's degree in sportsadministration from Iowa State University in 1992.While at Ohio, Robinson was in the Omega Psi PhiFraternity and still maintains an active role in theorganization.Selected as one of Cleveland’s Crain's BusinessMagazine’s 40 under 40, Robinson co-chaired of theParish Advisory Board at St. Agnes-Our Lady ofFatima and was a member of the Diocese ofCleveland Pastoral Council. He has served as thechair of the Ohio University Alumni Association andwas a member of the Ohio University Board of2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 5

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Christina PaoneHead CoachFormer Walsh graduate (2006, Business Marketing), and fouryearletter winner, Christina Paone begins her second season asWalsh University Women’s Golf Coach. In her first year the Cavswere quite successful, finishing 66-25 and capturing the five-teamOhio Independent Championships. Walsh won six tournamentchampionships and finished second in two others. Paone formerlyassisted at North Canton Hoover High School from 2008-10 as anassistant for the boys’ and girls’ programs.Paone graduated from Canton McKinley High School (2003) and was a member ofthe Bulldogs state qualifying team in 2002. She then played on Walsh’s firstintercollegiate team, and played on back-to-back American Mideast ConferenceChampionship teams in 2004 and 2005. Walsh’s 2005 team was the first team to qualifyfor the NAIA National Championships. Paone earned All-AMC honors four times and wasnamed All-Region IX in 2005 when she finished fourth at the AMC championships.Paone is also employed at WDJQ 92.5 radio and resides in Canton with her husbandJason, son Caden, and son, Roman (9/16/11).Abbey KimarAssistant CoachFormer Walsh letter winner Abbey Kimar joins the staff of ChristinaPaone as a student assistant coach. Kimar lettered four times for theCavs and played last year for Paone.Abbey earned first-team All-American Mideast Conference honorsas a junior, the same year she fired a 78 at the Best Western “Give 18Fore Cancer Classic.” She paced the Cavs with an 81 last year at The Legends in thefour-team Malone University Invitational.Kimar earned four high school letter at Jackson High School. She is finishing coursework for a degree in business.2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 7

2013 Walsh University Women’s Golf Outlook“Building a Winner”After a highly successful first year, which wasfollowed by an outstanding fall, second year headcoach Christina Paone is optimistic as shecompletes her second full season this spring.Walsh finished the 2011-12 season 65-25 andcaptured six tournament titles and finishedsecond twice. This past fall, in Walsh’s first yearof Great Lakes Intercollegiate AthleticConference play, the Cavs were equallycompetitive and finished 25-20.This spring the Cavs play in threetournaments before competing in the GLIACChampionships in late April.Coach Paone entered the fall with the task ofreplacing veterans Kim Smith, Nikki Kulasa, KatyCollins and Abbey Kimar. The foursome hadbeen the foundation of the Cavs’ highly successful program.But don't be alarmed though, as the cupboard is not bare. Paone returns seniorsKatie Kohut (Twinsburg, OH/Walsh Jesuit) and Nicole Barr (Canton, OH/South), alongwith sophomores Amanda Griffin (Tallmadge, OH/HS) and Jenny Tsangeos (Canton,OH/GlenOak). Paone then recruited a superb freshmen class that consists of KaylaHardesty (Minerva, OH/Marlington), Meghan Hatfield (North Canton, OH/Jackson) andTaylor Henderhan (Massillon, OH/Perry).Tsangeos put together an outstanding freshman year and continued to excel thispast fall. Kohut is battle tested and will challenge every week. Hardesty, Hatfield andGriffin round out the top five, with Barr and Henderhan keeping the pressure on.Coach Paone is confident in her young squad. They made great strides in the fall,and will only get better.2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 8

2012-13 Walsh University Women’s Golf RosterName ..................... Yr. ... Hometown/High School .................................. MajorNicole Barr ............. Sr. ... Canton, OH/South .......................... Physical TherapyAmanda Griffin ....... So. .. Tallmadge, OH/HS ................................... AccountingKayla Hardesty ....... Fr. ... Minerva, OH/Marlington ....................... Pre-MedicineMeghan Hatfield ..... Fr. ... North Canton, OH/Jackson ............................ BiologyTaylor Henderhan .. Fr. ... Massillon, OH/Perry ........................ CommunicationsKatie Kohut ............ Sr. ... Twinsburg, OH/Walsh Jesuit .............................. ECEJenny Tsangeos ..... So. .. Canton, OH/GlenOak ................................ Education2012-13 Walsh University Women’s GolfNicole BarrJuniorCanton, OH/Canton SouthJUNIOR: Averaged 93.6 inthree rounds, with a lowscore of 81 in the final roundof the All-OhioChampionships where she finished eighth…SOPHOMORE: Finished tied for second in the Phipps Memorial after recording a season-low 86… competed independently in the Walsh Invitational and scored a 175 (87-88)…FRESHMAN: Finished the season with a 94.3 average… recorded a season low of 85 atWalsh tournament… HS: Played four years and earned three letters for Jeremy Noll onthe boys’ golf team… honorable mention All-Northeastern Ohio and honorable mentionAll-NBC… placed fifth at girls sectional with an 87… scored an average of 54 and a lowof 50 in 2005… scored an average of 52 and a low of 48 in 2006… scored an average of50 and a low of 47 in 2007 and scored an average of 49 and a low of 42 in 2008…Honor Roll four years… scholar-athlete award four years, National Honor Society twoyears… PERSONAL: Daughter of John and Shondora McGrew… Born: 8/15/91 inCanton, Ohio… majoring in physical therapy… THREE LETTERS2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 9

Amanda GriffinSophomoreTallmadge, OH/HSFRESHMAN: Played in seven tournamentsand averaged 87, with a low round of 82 atAll-Ohio, where she placed 10th... fired apair of 84's in first match at Mercyhurst...HS: Earned four letters for Mark Horner…earned All-Suburban League accolades twice and first-team All-District honors…averaged 42 as senior with a low round of 36… averaged 43, 49 and 57 her previousthree years… advanced to districts three times and won sectional tournament…graduated with honors and in top ten in class… PERSONAL: Daughter of Bryan andDebra Griffin… Born: 9/10/93 in Akron, Ohio… majoring in accounting... ONE LETTERKayla HardestyFreshmanMinerva, OH/MarlingtonHS: Lettered four times for ShawnDillon… first-team All-Start County, NEDistrict, All-NBC and Team MVP andCaptain as a senior… averaged 40.1with a low round of 36 as a senior…averaged 45.2 as a junior, 48.3 her sophomore year and50.2 as a freshman… earned three softball letters and was second-team All-NBC…selected as a All-NBC Scholar-Athlete… PERSONAL: Daughter of Ken and JodyHardesty… Born: 8/13/93 in Canton, Ohio… majoring in pre-medTaylor HenderhanFreshmanMassillon, OH/PerryHS: Lettered four times for Max Baker… first-team All-Federal League,All-Stark County and honorable mention All-District… CantonRepository Athlete of the Year… averaged 43.5 as a senior with a lowround of 37 and was a individual qualifier… team qualified for StateTournament her sophomore year… was alternate at State Tournamentas a freshman… averaged 44.7 as a junior with a low nine of 39…PERSONAL:Daughter of Brent and Dee Henderhan… Born: 1/2/94 in Canton, Ohio… majoring incommunications2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 10

Meghan HatfieldFreshmanNorth Canton, OH/JacksonHS: Lettered three times forTeal Hardesty… receivedSCWAGA Stark County GolfScholarship… Team finishedsecond in the State her seniorand junior years… once had two holes in one inthe same week… PERSONAL: Daughter of Steve Hatfield… Born: 12/3/93 in NorthCanton, Ohio… majoring in biologyKatie KohutSeniorTwinsburg, OH/Walsh JesuitJUNIOR: Earned third letterplaying in four tournaments...averaged 86.3 and scored a lowround of 80 (2nd place) at theLegends in Massillon... alsofinished second after carding an 84 at the PhippsMemorial... SOPHOMORE: Averaged 88.4 for theyear… All-AMC Second-Team selection after shetied for sixth place at the AMC championships with a93… fired a season low 78 in the second round of theWalsh Invitational… FRESHMAN: Earned All-AMChonors after tying for fifth place in the conferencechampionship (87-88)… averaged 84.5 for the year…two lowest scores came at the beginning and end of the season with a 77 at UNOH and79 at Indiana Tech… finished tied for second overall at UNOH… HS: Played on the 2007state championship team and 2008 state runners-up team… Ashland InvitationalMedalist in 2008 with a 75… lettered twice for Bill Reilly… scored an average of 90 in2005-06 and 2006-07 with a nine-hole low score of 45… scored an average of 41.6 witha low nine score of 38… averaged 82.07 with a low score of 75 in 18 holes in 2008-09…Class of 2009 second honors… National Honor Society… PERSONAL: Daughter ofJoseph and Susan Kohut… Born: 8/6/91 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania… majoring in earlychildhood education… THREE LETTERS2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 11

Jenny TsangeosSophomoreCanton, OH/GlenOakFRESHMAN: Lettered as afreshman with outstandingyear... played in ninetournaments and producedfive top ten finishes... wonthe Ohio Independent Championships aftercarding a pair of 82's... low round of the year was a 78 in the season opener atMercyhurst... shot an 80 at Mercyhurst in the second round and an 81 (T5) at the All-Ohio Championships... finished fourth with an 82 at the Legends in Massillon... averaged82.0... HS: Earned four letters for Linda Kubilus… first-team All-Stark County three timesand All-Federal League… won the Stark County Championship (2010) with a 75...medalist versus Jackson (Jr.) with a 33, and was the medalist at Flo Barr with 72...finished sixth in the Midwest Classic ... averaged 38.3 over nine holes and 82.4 over 18holes… PERSONAL: Daughter of John and Linda Tsangeos… Born: 1/29/93 in Canton,Ohio… majoring in education... ONE LETTER2012-13 Walsh University Women’s Golf2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 12

2011-12 Golf Results (49-14)Date ....................... Opponent ................................................................................. Result/RecordSeptemberSat./Sun. 10-11 ...... at Fall Classic (Mercyhurst College) ...................................................... 1st of 9Mon. Tues. 26-27 ... at Cleveland State University (Pine Hills GC, Hinckley, OH) .................. 5 of 11OctoberSun./Mon 2-3 .......... at Allegheny College Invitational (CC of Meadville, Meadville, PA) .... 2nd of 11Wed./Thurs. 5-6 ..... All-Ohio Fall Tournament (Raintree CC, Green, OH) ............................ 1st of 5Sat./Sun. 8-9 .......... at Pat Clouse Inv, (Wittenberg U) (Windy Knoll GC, Springfield, OH) . 5th of 16Wed.12 ................... Phipps Memorial (Congress Lake CC) .................................................. 1st of 3Mon./Tue. 17-18 ..... at Zippy Invitational at U of Akron (Rosemont CC, Akron, OH) ............. 6th of 7MarchSat. 31 .................... at Ohio Dominican University (Cumberland Trail GC, Pataskala, OH) 8th of 13AprilSun. 1 ..................... at Ohio Dominican University (Cumberland Trail GC, Pataskala, OH) 8th of 13Sat. 7 ...................... at College of Wooster Spring Invitational (Wooster CC, Wooster, OH) 1st of 5Fri. 13 ..................... at Malone (Legends in Massillon) .......................................................... 1st of 4Mon./Tues. 16-17 ... at Ohio Independent Championships (Apple Valley GC, Howard, OH) 1st of 5Sun.22 ................... at Gannon Spring Mixer (Peek N' Peek Upper Course, Clymer, NY) 2nd of 102012 OIC Champions2012-13 Walsh University Golf/Page 13

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Walsh Women’s Golf, Decade of ChampionshipsAll-Time RosterBarr, Nicole (2009-Brindle, Timmi Jo (2003)Cains, Devon (2004)Collins, Katy (2008-12DeFrancesco, Meghan (2005)Elliott, Melissa (2003)Ferriell, Andrea (2004-07)Foster, Kaley (2005-08)Griffin, Amanda (2011-Haver, Christine (2004-07)Heim, Kristen (2003)Jackson, Morgan (2011-12)Kimar, Abbey (2008-12Klemens, Courtney (2008-12Kohut, Katie (2009-Kulasa, Nikki (2008-12)Ovando, Adriana (2007)Ozanich, Kesley (2009-12Saleet, Kelsey (2004-05)Schumacher, Tammy (2005-08)Sesock, Kaitlin (2006-08)Smith, Kim (2008-12)Smith, MacKenzie (2008-12)Snider, Meghan (2004-05)Stone, Sara (2008)Spitzer, Stephanie (2006)Tsangeos, Jenny (2011-Trbovich, Christina (2004-07)Winston, Ashley (2009-12)Christine HaverFirst-Team All-AMC three times…AMC Medalist(2004)…31 Tournaments…Low round (79),three times… Career average (86.4)…NAIA Scholar-Athlete (2006,2007)Year by Year ... Record .......................... Coach2003 (spring) .... No team scores ....... Jeff Young2004 (spring) .... 32-10 * ..................... Jeff Young2004 (fall) ......... 45-35 ** ............... Karley Mohler2005 (fall) ......... 24-25................... Karley Mohler2006 (fall) ......... 29-17................... Karley Mohler2007-08 ............ 21-41.......... Kevin Longanecker2008-09 ............ 53-27 * ....... Kevin Longanecker2009-10 ............ 100-29 * ..... Kevin Longanecker2010-11 ............ 47-15 * ....... Kevin Longanecker2011-12 ............ 66-25 #............ Christina Paone* AMC Champs, # OIC Champions** AMC/Region IX Champions / (22nd) at NAIANationalsTammy Schumacher shot a finalround 82 at the 14th Annual NAIAWomen's Golf National Championshipsin San Diego, California (4/5/08).Schumacher tied for 68th, after cardingtwo birdies (9th, 15th) and five pars. Shefinished with a 72-hole total of 341 (91-83-85-82).Schumacher reached the NAIAChampionships, by capturing medalisthonors at the AMC/NAIA Region IXChampionships at Sanctuary Golf Course. She recorded a two-day total of 165 (81-84) and was named first-team All-AMC,and was selected as an AMC Scholar Athlete. For the season,she averaged 84.8 and captured tournament medalist honorsat Urbana, Ohio Dominican, the Stark County Phipps Memorialand at the Walsh Invitational.

2011 AMC ChampionsKaty CollinsThree-TimeAll-AMCNikki KulasaTwo-TimeAll-AMCKim SmithThree-TimeAll-AMC