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Coaching Staff ................................... 2

Men’s Golf Roster .............................. 3

Men’s Team Bios ............................4-6

Men’s Golf Results ........................7-11

Men’s Team History ....................12-13

Women’s Golf Roster ....................... 14

Women’s Team Bios ...................15-17

Women’s Golf Results .................18-21

Women’s Team History .................... 22

CCAA Information ............................ 23

Dept. of Athletics ........................24-25

Corporate Sponsors ........................ 26

2008-09 MEN’S GOLF RESULTSDATE TOURNAMENT LOCATION Sep. 28-29 NCAA Division II Preview Noblesville, Ill.

Oct. 12-13 Interwest Wildcat Classic Chico, Calif.

Oct. 19-20 Sonoma State Invitational Santa Rosa, Calif.

Oct. 26-27 TMC Fall Invitational Santa Clarita, Calif.

Feb. 3-5 Mauna Lani Invitational Waikoloa, Hawaii

Feb. 22-23 CSUB Invitational Bakersfield, Calif.

Mar. 1-2 Coyote Intercollegiate San Bernardino, Calif.

Mar. 8-9 CSU East Bay Invitational Vallejo, Calif.

Mar. 15-16 Dominican Invitational San Rafael, Calif.

Mar. 22-23 So. Cal. Intercollegiate Mission Viejo, Calif.

Apr. 12-13 Hanny Stanislaus Invite Turlock, Calif.

Apr. 19-20 CCAA Championship Paso Robles, Calif.

May 3-5 NCAA West Region Champ. Palm Desert, Calif.

May 18-21 NCAA Div. II Championship Noblesville, Ill.

2008-09 WOMEN’S GOLF RESULTSDATE TOURNAMENT LOCATION Sep. 28-29 GCU Fall Invitational Avondale, Ariz.

Oct. 12-13 Western Washington Invite Bellingham, Wash.

Oct. 19-20 Sonoma State Invitational Santa Rosa, Calif.

Oct. 26-27 Golf Mart Lady Otter Invite Seaside, Calif.

Mar. 1-2 St. Edward’s Invitational Austin, Tex.

Mar. 8-9 CSU East Bay Invitational Vallejo, Calif.

Mar. 15-16 Dominican Invitational San Rafael, Calif.

Mar. 22-23 Interwest Chico State Classic Chico, Calif.

Mar. 29-30 CSUMB Otter Invitational Seaside, Calif.

Apr. 5-6 GCU Spring Invitational Goodyear, Ariz.

Apr. 19-20 North Bay Invitational Santa Rosa, Calif.

May 3-5 NCAA West Region Champ. Amarillo, Tex.

May 18-21 NCAA Div. II Championship Mesa, Ariz.

The Sonoma State golf teams have the opportunity to play on some of

the best courses the west coast has to offer.

• Adobe Creek GC (Petaluma) • Bennett Valley GC (Santa Rosa)

• Bodega Harbour GC (Bodega Bay)• Eagle Vines GC (Napa)

• Fountaingrove CC (Santa Rosa)• Foxtail GC (Rohnert Park)

• Marin CC (Novato)• Meadow Club CC (Fairfax)• Oakmont GC (Santa Rosa)• Petaluma CC (Petaluma)

• Rooster Run GC (Petaluma)• Santa Rosa G&CC (Santa Rosa)

• Sonoma National (Sonoma)• Sonoma Co. Golf Park (Cotati)

• Stonetree GC (Novato)• Windsor GC (Windsor)

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The 2010 season will be the seventh for Val Verhunce since starting the Sonoma State men’s golf program in 2004. He has been head coach of the women’s team as well since its incep-tion three years ago.

With their second straight CCAA championship and the NCAA Division II national champion-ship, Verhunce’s 2009 season was one for the ages. He became just the third coach in So-noma State history to win a national championship, joining Peter Reynaud (women’s soccer, 1990) and Marcus Ziemer (men’s soccer, 2002).

In addition to all of the honors on the men’s side, the women’s squad had a tremendous sea-son, spending most of the year ranked among the nation’s top 20 teams. They won their first tournament and collected their first All-American (Brittany Carrera), all in just their second season of existence.

The 2008 CCAA and West Region Coach of the Year, Verhunce wasted little time turning Sonoma State golf into a national power. The squad made the regionals in its third year, won the region in its fifth season, and the national title in its sixth, cap-ping off an unprecedented rise to the top of the sport.

Perennially ranked among the top five teams in the nation, Sonoma State has already had three players earn a total of seven All-American honors since 2006 and Jarin Todd, a senior on the 2009 national champion team, is a two-time Jack Nicklaus Award winner as the national player of the year.

A PGA Professional with over 25 years of experience and a Class “A” member of the Professional Golfers Association of Ameri-ca, Verhunce has supported golfers in realizing their goals along in addition to providing them with a high level of motivation.

The former men’s head golf coach at St. Vincent’s High School in Petaluma, Verhunce, a proven team player and leader is cur-rently operating at Adobe Creek CC, and Peacock Gap. Verhunce is the owner and director of instruction for the Val Verhunce Golf Improvement Centers. Prior to that, he was the director of instruction at Rooster Run.

An active player in the NCPGA Section and various Pro-Am’s, and a winner of several NCPGA sanctioned events, Verhunce was a collegiate golfer at Texas Wesleyan University and the University of South Florida. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Marketing and currently lives in Santa Rosa with his wife and two kids.

GARY FAINASSISTANT COACH - MEN’S GOLF

Gary Fain joins the staff as an assistant for the men’s team in 2010.

JENNIFER YOUNTASSISTANT COACH - WOMEN’S GOLF

A former administrator at Cal Maritime and a ship captain in the US Coast Guard, Jennifer Yount is in her first year as an assistant with the women’s team in 2010.

VAL VERHUNCEHEAD COACH - MEN’S & WOMEN’S GOLF

COACHING STAFF

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2010 MEN’S GOLF RosterNAME YEAR HEIGHT HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL

Patrick Bauer Junior 5-11 Colfax, California Colfax High School

Ryan Carter Senior 5-8 Stockton, California San Joaquin Delta College

Josh George Junior 6-5 Chandler, Arizona Gateway Community College

Alex Marry Freshman 5-8 San Clemente, Calif. San Clemente High School

Cole Pickavance Freshman 6-0 Danville, Calif. San Ramon Valley High School

Keith Rodriguez Senior 5-10 Fresno, California Santa Barbara City College

Tyler Schmuckle Senior 5-9 Encinitas, California Palomar College

Janssen Todd Sophomore 5-8 Redmond, Washington Woodinville High School

Jeremy Wendelken Sophomore 5-11 Sammamish, Washington Eastlake High School

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2008-09: No sophomore slump for Bauer as he was named an All-American for the second consecutive year...also earned PING All-West Region and All-CCAA honors...finished third at the NCAA Division II National Championship after shooting a 71-72-76-71--290...led the Seawolves in five tournaments...placed fourth at the NCAA West Regional and third at the CCAA Champion-ship...carded a career-best 66 during the CCAAs...his average round is the best in school history by an ath-lete not named Jarin Todd...went under par 16 times...finished in the top ten at nine of his 13 events...earned his first individual medalist honor at the CSUMB Otter Invita-tional, shooting a 70-74-71--215...average round: 72.10. 2007-08: Turned in a phenomenal freshman season...named an All-American, becoming just the second fresh-man in school history (any sport) to earn the honor...also picked up PING All-West Region honors...named CCAA Freshman of the Year as well as SSU Male Freshman Student-Athlete of the Year...came on strong late in the year...earned his highest finish at the Buzzini-Stanislaus Invitational, shooting a 71-69-75--215, good enough for second place...placed fifth overall at the NCAA West Regionals at Adobe Creek in Petaluma...tied with Jarin Todd for team-leader honors at the regionals...was SSU’s second-best golfer at the NCAA Division II Champion-ships with a 74-72-74-70--290...had seven rounds under par...average round: 73.22. HOMETOWN: Comes to Sonoma State from Colfax High School in Colfax...was a four-time All-League selection for the Falcons...named First Team All-Metro for the Sacramento area as a junior and senior...league MVP as a senior. PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because he liked the location and golf program...is a big fan of Tiger Woods and Chris Paul (New Orleans Hornets)...his most memorable sports mo-ment was receiving All-American honors last year...as a superstition, he always carries four tees in his pocket...hopes to one day play on the PGA Tour...born 10/12/89.

MEDALIST HONORS2009 CSUMB Otter Invitational

LOW ROUND: 66, CCAA Championship, 2009LOW TOURNAMENT: 210, CCAA Championship, 2009

2008-09: Made an immediate impact as a junior trans-fer...named SSU Athletics’ Male Newcomer of the Year...his 74.15 stroke average ranked third on the team...led the Seawolves in one tournament, the Hanny Stanislaus Invitational, where he finished fifth overall...recorded a season-best round of 66 at the GCU Thunderbird Invi-tational...had six rounds under par and five under 70...average round: 74.15. HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Transfers to Sonoma State from San Joaquin Delta Col-lege in Stockton...named to Dean’s List all six semesters at Delta...is a 2005 graduate of Lincoln High School in Stockton. PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because of the location and the campus, which he says matches his style...would like to teach at a high school or junior college in the future...lists Animal Farm as his favorite book...born 7/24/87.

LOW ROUND: 66, Thunderbird Invitational, 2009LOW TOURNAMENT: 215, Sonoma State Invite, 2009

HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Comes to Sonoma State from Gateway Community College in Arizona...gradu-ated from Corona del Sol High School in Tempe, Arizona. PERSONAL: Is a fan of Tiger Woods...lists his mother as one of his biggest role models...his most memorable sports moment was sinking a hole in one at the Arizona Amateur.

PATRICK BAUERSophomoreColfax, Calif.Colfax HS

2009 MEN’S GOLF TEAM

RYAN CARTERJunior

Stockton, Calif.San Joaquin Delta JC

JOSH GEORGEJunior

Chandler, Ariz.Gateway CC

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ALEX MARRYFreshman

San Clemente, Calif.San Clemente HS

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from San Clemente High School in 2009...was a four-year varsity letterman and helped guide the Tritons to three straight league cham-pionships...earned All-League honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior...qualified for the CIF Individual Cham-pionship as a sophomore and senior...was his league’s MVP and individual medalist as a senior in ‘09...was na-tionally ranked by Golf Week and Junior Golf Scoreboard. PERSONAL: Plans to major in Business Administra-tion...considers his family to be his biggest influence as an athlete because of their support and constant encour-agement...is a fan of Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers...always marks his ball with a quarter (heads up).

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives on campus from San Ramon Valley High School in Danville...was a First Team All-League selection for the Wolves in 2008...named First Team “Best of the Bay” in ‘08 as well. PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because of the school’s size and location, in addition to the outstanding golf program...is a fan of Tiger Woods...lists his Dad as his biggest influ-ence as an athlete...enjoys watching Entourage...his most memorable sports moment was winning his first tourna-ment at age 13.

2008-09: Appeared in six tournaments for the Sea-wolves as a junior, five of them coming in the fall...had one round under par in each of his five fall tournaments...finished second overall at the InterWest Wildcat Classic in Chico after firing a 73-71-72--216...had three rounds under 70, including a season-best 68 in the first round of the year, at the WWU Invitational...average round: 75.41 HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Has also attended Fresno City College and Santa Barbara City College...named JC All-State in 2006 and All-Nor Cal in 2008...is a 2005 graduate of Bullard High School in Fresno...earned All-League honors as a sophomore, junior, and senior...was his league’s MVP as a junior and senior. PERSONAL: Lists his father, Gary Rodriguez, as his biggest athletic influence...if he could meet one person, it would be Tiger Woods...his most memorable sports moment was shooting a 71 to win his high school area championship by a single stroke...his old teammates liked to call him “La Bamba”...considers The Godfather to be his favorite movie...born 11/23/86.

LOW ROUND: 68, WWU Invitational, 2008LOW TOURNAMENT: 215, Sonoma State Invite, 2008

COLE PICKAVANCEFreshman

Danville, Calif.San Ramon Valley HS

KEITH RODRIGUEZSenior

Fresno, Calif.Santa Barbara CC

2009 MEN’S GOLF TEAM

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2008-09: Played in eight tournaments for the Seawolves during the 2008-09 season...recorded his best perfor-mance in his first collegiate outing, a third place finish (69-70-74--213) at the Sonoma State Invitational...had five rounds under par...finished second on the team with a 16th place finish at the Hanny Stanislaus Invitational...competed in both the CCAA Championship and NCAA Central/West Regional...average round: 75.54. HIGH SCHOOL: Joins the Seawolves from Eastlake High School in Washington...also attended Issaquah High School...named All-KingCo three times...finished fourth in the state as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Came to Sonoma State because of the small school environment and highly regarded golf program...his biggest athletic influence is his Grandpa, who introduced him to golf...is a fan of Sergio Garcia...enjoys following the Pittsburgh Steelers...born 3/13/90.

LOW ROUND: 69, Sonoma State Invitational, 2008LOW TOURNAMENT: 213, Sonoma State Invite, 2008

2008-09: Saw the majority of his action in the spring, appearing in seven of the team’s eight tournaments...fin-ished second on the team twice, including at the Sonoma State Invitational where he finished sixth overall with a season-best 69-70-74--213...had five rounds under par...finished 16th at the Hanny Stanislaus Invitational...aver-age round: 75.54. HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Trans-fers to Sonoma State from Palomar Community College in Southern California...won the 2007 Southern California Regional championship while at Palomar. PERSONAL: His career goal is to be a multi-billionaire...is a fan of the San Diego Chargers...lists his parents as his biggest ath-letic influence...likes to eat any and all kinds of burritos...born 3/1/83.

LOW ROUND: 69, Sonoma State Invitational, 2008LOW TOURNAMENT: 213, Sonoma State Invite, 2008

2008-09: Put together a very promising freshman season...finished the season fourth in stroke average (74.60)...was SSU’s No. 3 golfer in all three post-season tournaments...finished eighth at the CCAA Champion-ship...had two under-par rounds and his best overall tour-nament score (72-71-69--212) at the GCU Thunderbird Invitational...had three under par rounds on the season...finished 29th at the national tournament...average round: 74.60. HIGH SCHOOL: Comes to Sonoma State from Woodinville High School in Woodinville, Washington. PERSONAL: Is the younger brother of three-time All-American Jarin Todd...lists his brother and his Dad as his biggest athletic influences...is a fan of the Seattle Sea-whawks...considers Tiger Woods his favorite athlete and Denzel Washington his favorite actor...born 6/12/89.

TYLER SCHMUCKLESenior

Encinitas, Calif.Palomar CC

JANSSEN TODDSophomore

Redmond, Wash.Woodinville HS

JEREMY WENDELKENSophomore

Sammamish, Wash.Eastlake HS

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2008-09 MEN’S GOLF RESULTSWWU Invitational

September 26-27, 2008Bellingham Golf & Country Club

Bellingham, Washington

TEAM STANDINGS1 SONOMA STATE 278 282 5602 Western Wash. 287 277 5643 Chico State 283 289 5724 British Columbia 296 281 5775 Western Wash. B 287 293 580 Dixie State 297 283 5807 UC San Diego 298 284 5828 Grand Canyon 294 294 5889 Hawaii-Hilo 295 298 59310 Notre Dame de Nam. 303 303 60611 Northwest Nazarene 320 312 632

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Thomas Jun, WWU 69 69 1382 Patrick Bauer, SSU 69 70 1393 Jarin Todd, SSU 70 70 140 Brandon Markiw, UBC 74 66 1405 S. Shishido, SSU 68 73 141 Julian Peters, WWU 72 69 141

SONOMA STATE RESULTS2 Patrick Bauer 69 70 1393t Jarin Todd 70 70 1405t Spencer Shishido 68 73 14111t Keith Rodriguez 71 73 14425t Ryan Carter 78 69 147

BELLINGHAM, Wash- Sophomore Patrick Bauer followed up Friday’s 69 with a 70 on Saturday to help lead the Sonoma State men’s golf team to a first place finish at the WWU Invitational at Bell-ingham Golf and Country Club. The Seawolves placed three golfers in the top five to win the team title by four strokes.

Right behind Bauer (69-70--139) was two-time national player of the year Jarin Todd, who shot consecutive rounds of 70. Spencer Shishido finished five overall with a 68-73--141. Rounding out the Seawolves’ card were Keith Rodriguez (71-73--144) and Ryan Carter (78-69--147).

The Seawolves took the team title by four strokes over host Western Washington. Chico State was 12 strokes back.

It is the second consecutive year that the Sea-wolves have opened up their season with a win. The 2007 Seawolves were victorious at last year’s Saint Martin’s Invitational. The Seawolves were second at last year’ WWU Invitational.

NCAA Division II PreviewSeptember 29-30, 2008Loomis Trail Golf Club

Blaine, Washington

TEAM STANDINGS1 Central Oklahoma 298 281 280 8592 SONOMA STATE 296 292 275 863 Hawaii-Hilo 292 286 285 8634 Columbus State 288 293 285 8665 South Carolina-Aiken 294 289 285 8686 Chico State 291 290 288 8697 Nova Southeastern 285 289 296 8708 Washburn 288 292 291 871 Western Washington 294 296 281 87110 Lynn 299 289 286 87411 CSU San Bernardino 289 294 292 87512 Barry 300 289 296 88513 CSU Monterey Bay 293 298 295 886 UC San Diego 299 295 292 88615 Grand Canyon 304 295 297 89616 Colo-Colo Springs 297 296 304 89717 Saint Edward’s 301 298 300 89918 Cal State Stanislaus 304 298 300 90219 Notre Dame de Nam. 310 307 298 91520 Western Wash. B 304 310 306 920

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Tyler Bishop, UCCS 68 70 70 2082 Andrew Green, COU 75 67 68 210 Matt Ewald, Washb. 70 70 70 2104 Ben Vertz, NSU 68 70 73 2115 Roberto Diaz, USCA 71 73 68 212

SONOMA STATE RESULTS6t Jarin Todd 72 73 68 2139t Patrick Bauer 72 71 71 21421t Ryan Carter 76 73 68 21750t Spencer Shishido 76 75 72 22350t Keith Rodriguez 80 75 68 223

BLAINE, Wash- Three Sonoma State golfers shot a 68 on Tuesday to push the Seawolves all the way to second place at the NCAA Division II Pre-view Tournament at Loomis Trail Golf and Country Club in Blaine, Washington. The Seawolves were in tenth place after round one and shot 275 as a team in round three to leapfrog the field.

The tournament served as a preview for next spring’s NCAA Division II Championship.

The Seawolves played so well in round three that they actually threw out Spencer Shishido’s round of 72. Jarin Todd shot 68 as did two SSU newcomers, Ryan Carter and Keith Rodriguez. Patrick Bauer carded a 71.

For the tournament, Todd finished sixth overall at 72-73-68--213. Patrick Bauer shot a consistent 72-71-71--214 to finish ninth. Carter placed 21st and Shishido and Rodriguez tied for 50th.

InterWest Wildcat ClassicOctober 13-14, 2008Butte Creek Golf Club

Chico, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 SONOMA STATE 303 284 286 8732 CSU San Bernardino 290 300 293 8833 Chico State 297 295 292 8844 CSU Monterey Bay 304 293 296 8935 Chico State B 306 297 303 9066 Saint Martin’s 315 298 297 9107 Cal State Stanislaus 309 300 307 9168 Dixie State 313 303 317 9339 Notre Dame de Nam. 321 324 305 95010 Academy of Art 332 323 304 95911 Northwest Nazarene 319 322 320 96112 William Jessup 328 313 326 967

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Jarin Todd, SSU 74 70 70 2142 Patrick Bauer, SSU 78 69 69 216 K. Rodriguez, SSU 73 71 72 216 B. Harkins, CSUC 74 71 71 2165 Lucas Delgado, CSUC 75 74 68 214

SONOMA STATE RESULTS1 Jarin Todd 74 70 70 2142t Patrick Bauer 78 69 69 2162t Keith Rodriguez 73 71 72 21620 Ryan Carter 78 74 75 22739t Spencer Shishido 79 83 76 238

CHICO, Calif- Sonoma State senior Jarin Todd carded a two-under 70 on Tuesday to claim individual medalist honors at the InterWest Wildcat Classic at Butte Creek in Chico. In the process, he led the Seawolves to the team championship as well, their second title in three tournaments this fall.

As a team, the Seawolves shot 14 strokes better than they did in 2007, when they were runner-up in the Chico Tournament.

Todd’s 74-70-70--214 was two better than a pair of teammates who tied for second place. Keith Rodriguez finished at 73-71-72--216 and Patrick Bauer rebounded from a tough first round with back-to-back 69’s to finish at 78-69-69--216.

Ryan Carter (78-74-75--227) and Spencer Shishido 79-83-76--238 finished 20th and 39th for the Seawolves, respectively.

The Seawolves (873) finished a full ten strokes clear of second place Cal State San Bernardino (883). Chico State was third (884) and Cal State Monterey Bay was fourth (893).

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2008-09 MEN’S GOLF RESULTSDennis Rose Intercollegiate

October 27-28, 2009Mauna Lani Country Club

Kohala Coast, Hawaii

TEAM STANDINGS1 Saint Edward’s* 280 281 282 843 Valdosta State 279 278 286 8433 SONOMA STATE 279 286 285 8504 Western Washington 286 287 283 8565 Hawaii-Hilo 288 285 284 8576 Saint Martin’s 284 286 290 8607 Cal Baptist 295 291 286 8728 UC San Diego 289 290 293 8729 Chico State 297 294 284 87510 CSU East Bay 303 298 289 89011 Hawaii-Hilo B 298 303 297 89812 Hawaii Pacific 288 314 301 90313 Academy of Art 311 315 304 93014 BYU-Hawaii 323 308 314 945* won playoff hole

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 J. Koppenberg, WWU 70 68 64 2022 Cole Willis, VSU 70 68 67 2053t Collin Mayer, SEU 72 69 65 206 A. Workman, SEU 66 68 72 2065 Jarin Todd, SSU 69 69 69 207

SONOMA STATE RESULTS5 Jarin Todd 69 69 69 2079t Spencer Shishido 69 71 71 21121t Patrick Bauer 72 71 74 21726 Ryan Carter 69 75 74 21829t Keith Rodriguez 72 77 71 220

KOHALA COAST, Hawaii- Jarin Todd shot his third consecutive round of 69 on Tuesday to finish fifth individually at the Dennis Rose Intercollegiate at the Mauna Lani North Course in Hawaii. As a team, the second-ranked Seawolves finished third, seven strokes behind Saint Edward’s and Valdosta State.

Todd’s 69-69-69--207 was five strokes behind the individual champion, Jake Koppenberg of Western Washington. Koppenberg shot a 70-68-64--202 for the title.

Spencer Shishido had a nice tournament, open-ing with a 69 and following that with consecutive 71’s to finish at 211. That was good enough for ninth place.

Patrick Bauer shot a 72-71-74--217 for 21st place, Ryan Carter’s 69-75-74--218 put him in 26th, and Keith Rodriguez was 29th at 72-77-71--220.

The Seawolves close out a tremendous fall sea-son with two championships, two second place finishes, and a third.

Elco Inc., IntercollegiateFebruary 23-24, 2009

Seven Oaks Country ClubBakersfield, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 Nova Southeastern 281 280 289 8502 SONOMA STATE 276 294 295 8653 Northeastern State 285 290 293 8684 Western Washington 284 292 299 8755 Cal State Stanislaus 295 286 295 876 6 CSU Monterey Bay 288 296 293 8777 Cal State Bakersfield 289 296 293 8788 Chico State 286 292 303 8819 Grand Canyon 295 292 296 88310 Dixie State 292 294 298 88411 Claremont-MS 288 294 303 88512 Academy of Art 302 297 301 900 Redlands 300 293 307 90014 Saint Martin’s 298 291 320 90915 Cal Lutheran 304 297 312 91316 Notre Dame de Nam. 293 309 313 91517 CSU Dominguez Hills 311 303 312 92618 Pomona-Pitzer 313 318 316 94719 Montana St.-Billings 319 311 323 953

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Tain Lee, CMS 65 69 72 2062 Greg O’Mahony, NSU 70 65 72 2073 Jack Bartlett, NSU 72 70 70 2124t Lucas Delgado, CSUC 69 69 75 213 J. Koppenberg, WWU 70 71 72 213

SONOMA STATE RESULTS6t Patrick Bauer 69 74 71 2146t Jarin Todd 66 74 74 21426t Jeremy Wendelken 71 72 77 22028t Tyler Schmuckle 70 76 75 22137t Janssen Todd 73 74 75 222

BAKERSFIELD, Calif- Spurred by a third round 71 by sophomore Patrick Bauer, the Sonoma State men’s golf team concluded Tuesday’s play at the Elco Inc. Intercollegiate at Bakersfield’s Seven Oaks Country Club in second place, giving them a nice start to the spring season. The fifth-ranked Seawolves finished second in a field of 19 teams, five of which are nationally-ranked.

Nova Southeastern won the team competition handily, finishing the event with a team score of 850 (-14). Sonoma State was second at 865 (+1), followed by Northeastern State at 868 (+4) and Western Washington at 875 (+11).

Individually, the Seawolves placed two golfers in the top six. Bauer (69-74-71) and senior Jarin Todd (66-74-74) were both at 214, eight strokes behind Tain Lee of Claremont Mudd Scripps.

Rounding out the Seawolves’ squad were Jeremy Wendelken (71-72-77--220), Tyler Schmuckle (70-76-75--221), and Janssen Todd (73-74-75--222).

Sonoma State InvitationalOctober 20-21, 2008

Santa Rosa Golf & Country ClubSanta Rosa, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 Chico State 273 281 284 8382 SONOMA STATE 288 275 289 8523 Hawaii-Hilo 286 283 293 8624 CSU Monterey Bay 292 280 291 8635 Cal State Stanislaus 301 286 277 8646 Rollins 295 277 296 868 CSU East Bay 293 287 288 8688 UC San Diego 286 291 293 8709 Grand Canyon 294 292 294 88010 Notre Dame de Nam. 297 284 306 88711 Dixie State 298 301 290 889

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Kevin Horan, CSUC 66 70 70 2062 Ian Gilley, RC 69 70 68 2073 Jarin Todd, SSU 69 67 72 2084 L. Delgado, CSUC 70 71 70 2115 Brandon Harkins 68 71 73 212

SONOMA STATE RESULTS3 Jarin Todd 69 67 72 2086t Tyler Schmuckle-i 69 70 74 21313t Keith Rodriguez 74 69 72 21513t Ryan Carter 73 70 72 21513t Spencer Shishido 73 69 73 21526t Patrick Bauer 73 70 76 21941t Janssen Todd 72 76 75 22347t Jeremy Wendelken 78 74 74 226i- competed as an individual

SANTA ROSA, Calif- The Chico State men’s golf team got a little revenge on Sonoma State on Tuesday afternoon by winning the SSU Invita-tional. You see, it was just a week ago that the Seawolves beat Chico at their own tournament, the InterWest Chico Classic. Tuesday’s victory was the second consecutive SSU Invite title for the ninth-ranked Wildcats.

Kevin Horan took individual medalist honors with a 66-70-70—206, holding off Ian Gilley of Rollins College (69-70-68—207) and Jarin Todd of Sonoma State (69-67-72—208).

Chico State edged second-ranked Sonoma State by 14 strokes after shooting a four-under 284 in round three. The Wildcats turned in the best round of the tournament in Round One on Monday, a 15-under 273.

Sonoma State closed out the tournament with a solid 289 to finish at 852. Todd, Keith Rodri-guez, and Ryan Carter all carded even-par 72s on Tuesday.

Despite not getting the win, the Seawolves keep alive their streak of champion or runner-up finishes.

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2008-09 MEN’S GOLF RESULTSCSUMB Otter Invitational

March 16-17, 2009Bayonet Golf CourseSeaside, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 CSU San Bernardino 296 302 303 9012 Saint Edward’s 305 305 297 9073 CSU Monterey Bay 298 307 303 9084 Washburn 311 306 305 9225 SONOMA STATE 306 310 307 9236 Dixie State 312 309 310 9317 Cal State Stanislaus 319 307 310 936 Loyola 314 310 312 9369 CSU Dominguez Hills 322 315 304 94110 Academy of Art 310 326 313 94911 SONOMA STATE B 318 319 321 95812 Notre Dame de Nam. 321 317 327 96513 Lincoln 316 323 329 968

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Patrick Bauer, SSU 70 74 71 2152 R. Stockton, CSUMB 76 74 69 2193 G. Webster, CSUSB 70 74 78 222 Matt Ewald, Washb. 77 73 72 2225 Matthew Hatcher, SEU 75 72 77 224 Cavin McCall, CSUDH 79 72 73 224

SONOMA STATE RESULTS1 Patrick Bauer 70 74 71 21519t Ryan Carter 76 79 78 23321t Jarin Todd 76 80 78 23433t Tyler Schmuckle 78 79 80 23733t Janssen Todd 82 77 78 23733t Jeremy Wendelken 82 76 79 23744t Spencer Shishido 82 80 78 24059t Aaron Briones 78 84 86 24864 Keith Rodriguez 84 88 92 264

SEASIDE, Calif- Patrick Bauer shot a third round 71 to seal victory at the CSUMB Otter Invitational on Tuesday in Seaside. The Colfax native finished the tournament at 70-74-71--215 to win by an im-pressive four strokes. As a team, the Seawolves finished fifth.

Save for Bauer, the Seawolves had a tough time getting going at the event as no other golfer would finish in the top 20. Jarin Todd shot a 76-80-78--234 to finish 21st and Tyler Schmuckle (78-79-80--237) and Janssen Todd (82-77-78) finished in a tie for 33rd. Keith Rodriguez rounded out the Seawolves’ card at 84-88-92--264 (64th).

Cal State San Bernardino won the team title by six strokes over Saint Edward’s of Texas. The Seawolves were one stroke behind fourth place Washburn.

Four SSU players also constituted a ‘B’ Team, with Ryan Carter leading the way at 76-79-78--233 (19th).

GCU Thunderbird InvitationalMarch 30-31, 2009

Palm Valley Golf ClubGoodyear, Arizona

TEAM STANDINGS1 Chico State* 283 281 277 8412 CSU San Bernardino 276 286 279 8413 Western New Mexico 282 278 283 8434 SONOMA STATE 292 274 284 8505 Grand Canyon 283 286 286 855 Western Washington 289 279 287 8557 Pt. Loma Nazarene 285 279 293 8578 Central Oklahoma 285 285 290 8609 Northern Kentucky 294 283 286 86310 Colo-Colo Springs 289 288 289 86611 Saint Martin’s 291 295 294 88012 Fort Lewis 292 296 294 882 Dixie State 291 294 297 88214 UC San Diego 297 297 289 883 Colo. St.-Pueblo 292 299 292 88316 Notre Dame de Nam. 300 291 300 89117 Grand Canyon B 296 300 299 89518 Nebraska-Kearney 302 296 298 89619 Northwest Nazarene 299 287 313 89920 BYU-Hawaii 312 304 316 932* won playoff hole

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 K. Pigman, CSUSB 65 70 70 2052 G. Webster, CSUSB 70 72 65 207 Kyle Souza, CSUC 68 72 67 207 Eric Frazzetta, CSUC 70 68 69 207 B. McCoy, CSUP 68 69 70 207

SONOMA STATE RESULTS6t Jarin Todd 71 66 71 20815t Janssen Todd 72 71 69 21230t Patrick Bauer 74 71 71 21630t Ryan Carter 75 66 75 21648t Tyler Schmuckle 77 71 73 221

GOODYEAR, Ariz- Led by a final round 69 by freshman Janssen Todd, the Sonoma State men’s golf team moved up one spot to finish fourth on Tuesday at the GCU Thunderbird Invitational in Goodyear, Arizona. Todd and his brother, Jarin, led the Seawolves to yet another top finish amongst the nation’s elite NCAA Division II squads.

Jarin Todd finished 6th overall at 71-66-71--208, four strokes ahead of his younger brother, Jans-sen, who had his best collegiate performance at 72-71-69--212 (15th). Patrick Bauer closed out his tournament in 30th at 74-71-71--216, tied with Ryan Carter (75-66-75--216) for 30th.

Two of the Seawolves’ chief rivals, Chico State and Cal State San Bernardino, finished in a tie at the top at 841, nine strokes in front of Sonoma’s 850. San Bernardino’s Kenny Pigman was the individual medalist at 65-70-70--205.

NDNU InvitationalMarch 9-10, 2009

Poppy Ridge Country ClubLivemore, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 Chico State 296 287 297 8802 CSU Monterey Bay 299 294 301 8943 North Alabama 298 296 301 8954 SONOMA STATE 299 297 300 896 Holy Names 304 295 297 896 Cal State Stanislaus 303 306 287 8967 Western New Mexico 302 300 300 9028 CSU East Bay 305 299 302 9069 Dixie State 301 307 303 91110 Saint Martin’s 314 315 306 935 Academy of Art 312 316 307 93512 Hawaii-Hilo 313 303 321 93713 Lincoln 322 305 313 94014 Notre Dame de Namur 310 316 317 94315 Incarnate Word 309 309 328 946

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Brett Munson*, UNA 70 73 73 2162 Lucas Delgado, CSUC 75 69 72 2163 Bobby Bucey, CSUEB 72 72 74 2184 Ricky Stockton, CSUMB 74 70 76 2205t Jarin Todd, SSU 71 78 72 221 Bryan Kiss, CSUS 71 75 75 221 Daren Johnson, HNU 71 72 78 221* won playoff hole

SONOMA STATE RESULTS5t Jarin Todd 71 78 72 2219t Patrick Bauer 74 73 75 22211t Tyler Schmuckle 76 71 76 22341t Janssen Todd 78 75 80 23358t Aaron Briones 81 80 77 238

LIVERMORE, Calif- Sonoma State finished Tues-day’s third round exactly where they started in, in fourth place, at the Third Annual NDNU Invitational at Poppy Ridge Golf Course in Livermore. Jarin Todd rebounded from his second round 78 with a 72, one of the better scores on the day, to lead the Seawolves with a fifth place overall finish.

The Seawolves shot a collective 300 on Tuesday to end the event at 299-297-300--896. They fin-ish in a fourth place tie with Holy Names and Cal State Stanislaus. Chico State was the runaway winner, capturing the event with a 296-287-297--880, 14 strokes ahead of second place Cal State Monterey Bay.

Following Todd’s fifth place finish at 71-78-72--221, the Seawolves stacked two more golfers in the top eleven. Patrick Bauer carded a 74-73-75--222 to finish ninth and Tyler Schmuckle was 11th at 76-71-76--223.

Rounding out the Seawolves’ unit were Janssen Todd (78-75-80--233) and Aaron Briones (81-80-77--238).

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2008-09 MEN’S GOLF RESULTSCCAA Championship

April 20-21, 2009Hunter Ranch Golf Course

Paso Robles, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 SONOMA STATE 283 289 289 8612 CSU Monterey Bay 296 283 287 866 Cal State Stanislaus 282 293 291 8664 Chico State 291 292 285 868 CSU San Bernardino 290 291 287 8686 UC San Diego 297 295 297 8897 CSU East Bay 300 300 297 8978 CSU Dominguez Hills 299 301 303 903

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 R. Stockton, CSUMB 71 70 67 2082 Micah Burke, CSUSB 71 70 68 2093 Patrick Bauer, SSU 66 71 73 2104 Bryan Kiss, CSUS 68 71 74 213 Gene Webster, CSUSB 72 70 71 213

SONOMA STATE RESULTS3 Patrick Bauer 66 71 73 2106 Jarin Todd 71 72 71 2148t Janssen Todd 70 74 73 21716t Ryan Carter 76 72 72 22029t Tyler Schmuckle 76 76 74 226

PASO ROBLES, Calif- The Sonoma State men’s golf team posted a final round of 289 on Tuesday to capture its second straight California Col-legiate Athletic Association men’s golf title. The Seawolves finished the 54-hole tournament with a score of 3-under par 861 to win by five strokes over Cal State Stanislaus and Cal State Monterey Bay.

Chico State and Cal State San Bernardino tied for fourth with 4-over par totals of 868. UC San Diego (889) was fifth, while Cal State East Bay (897) and Cal Dominguez (903) finished seventh and eighth, respectively.

Second-round leader Patrick Bauer of Sonoma State finished third with a 6-under par score of 210 to lead the Seawolves. He was followed by Jarin Todd (71-72-71--214) in sixth, Janssen Todd (70-74-73--217) in eighth, Ryan Carter (76-72-72--220) in 16th, and Tyler Schmuckle (76-76-74--226) in 29th.

Senior Ricky Stockton of Cal State Monterey Bay captured individual medalist honors after carding a final-round 5-under par 67 to finish one shot ahead of Cal State San Bernardino’s Micah Burke. Stockton birdied the final to claim the title.

Sonoma State is the first back-to-back CCAA Champion since Cal State Bakersfield won five straight titles from 2002 to 2007. The Seawolves are also the third multiple winner since the cham-pionship was first held in 1999.

NCAA Central/West RegionalMay 4-6, 2009

Wilderness Ridge Golf ClubLincoln, Nebraska

TEAM STANDINGS1 Colo-Colo Springs 289 290 284 8632 SONOMA STATE 284 285 297 866 Cal State Stanislaus 290 288 288 8664 CSU San Bernardino 294 293 288 8755 Grand Canyon 304 302 282 8886 Chico State 290 296 303 8897 CSU Monterey Bay 298 302 291 8918 Upper Iowa 303 303 297 9039 Western New Mexico 303 302 299 90410 Western Washington 302 309 296 90711 Fort Lewis 310 302 297 90912 Saint Martin’s 304 305 302 91113 Dixie State 310 306 299 91514 Hawaii-Hilo 304 297 315 91615 Colorado Christian 300 314 303 917 St. Cloud State 307 304 306 91717 Colo. St.-Pueblo 304 314 310 92818 Bemidji State 313 320 297 93019 Regis 312 310 310 93220 Minn. St.-Mankato 322 330 308 960

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Jarin Todd, SSU 66 67 75 2082 Danny Hoff, CSUS 66 71 74 211 Tyler Bishop, UCCS 70 71 70 2114t Patrick Bauer, SSU 73 67 72 212 B. Harkins, CSUC 65 73 74 212

SONOMA STATE RESULTS1 Jarin Todd 66 67 75 2084t Patrick Bauer 73 67 72 21223t Janssen Todd 72 75 75 22255t Ryan Carter 73 82 75 230103 Tyler Schmuckle 86 76 84 246

LINCOLN, Neb- Jarin Todd cruised to a three-stroke victory on Tuesday at the NCAA West /Central Regional Championship at Wilderness Ridge Golf Club in Lincoln, Nebraska. As a team, the Seawolves finished second, earning their third consecutive trip to the NCAA National Champion-ship.

The Seawolves entered Wednesday’s action with a nine-stroke lead, but they shot a 297- twelve strokes higher than the 285 they carded on Tues-day. Colorado-Colorado Springs took the team title, scoring a 284 on Wednesday and finishing the tournament at 863- three strokes better than Sonoma.

The Seawolves finished tied for second with Cal State Stanislaus in the field of 20. Todd finished at 66-67-75--208, five stokes below par and four strokes ahead of the second place finisher. Patrick Bauer placed fourth at 73-67-72--212. Janssen Todd was 23rd at 72-75-75-222 and Ryan Carter took 55th at 73-82-75--230. Tyler Schmuckle carded a 86-76-84--246.

Hanny Stanislaus InvitationalApril 13-14, 2009

Turlock Country ClubTurlock, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 Cal State Stanislaus 294 279 309 8822 CSU San Bernardino 291 296 298 8853 Western Washington 286 296 309 8914 SONOMA STATE 296 285 312 8935 Saint Martin’s 301 299 311 9116 Cal Baptist 300 285 329 9147 CSU Monterey Bay 308 307 309 9248 UC San Diego 304 303 318 9259 Simpson 308 306 313 92710 Notre Dame de Nam. 313 306 315 93411 Academy of Art 310 301 327 93812 Northwest Nazarene 316 313 323 95213 CSU Dominguez Hills 316 314 323 95314 William Jessup 307 323 328 95815 Montana St.-Billings 317 320 331 96816 Dominican 330 333 332 995

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 J. Koppenberg, WWU 70 71 72 2132 Teddy Schrier, CSUS 68 71 77 216 Thomas Jun, WWU 72 70 74 216 Justin Lanman, SMU 71 70 75 2165 Ryan Carter, SSU 74 69 75 218 Joe Alldis, CSUSB 69 73 76 218 Casey King, Simp. 66 76 76 218

SONOMA STATE RESULTS5t Ryan Carter 74 69 75 21816t Tyler Schmuckle 73 74 79 22622t Patrick Bauer 78 71 79 22636t Jeremy Wendelken 78 78 79 235wd Jarin Todd 71 71 wd wd

TURLOCK, Calif- Without the services of two-time defending national player of the year Jarin Todd, who fell ill on Monday night, the Sonoma State men’s golf team finished fourth at the Hanny Stan-islaus Invitational in Turlock. Ryan Carter led the Seawolves with a strong fifth place finish on a day where scores were much higher than on Monday.

Todd left Monday’s play in fifth place overall after firing consecutive 71’s. Unable to play on Tuesday, the Seawolves had no room for error and they were stuck with a 75 (Carter) and three 79’s. Those 79’s don’t sound so bad when you consider that just six of the 79 golfers competing on Tuesday shot under 75.

Following Carter’s fifth place finish (74-69-75--218), the Seawolves got a 16th place showing from Tyler Schmuckle (73-74-79--226). Patrick Bauer (78-71-79--228) in 22nd and Jeremy Wen-delken (78-78-79--235) in 36th rounded out the Seawolves’ four finishers.

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BLAINE, Wash- In a comeback of monumental proportions, the Sonoma State men’s golf team came from nine strokes back in the final round to win the 2009 NCAA Division II Men’s Golf National Championship on Friday at Loomis Trail Golf Course in Blaine, Washington. It is the third national championship in the history of the school and the first for the men’s golf program.

After an incredible comeback effort on the back nine (Sonoma gained seven strokes on San Bernardino), the Seawolves finally drew even with the Coyotes on the final hole when Patrick Bauer’s bogey bested a double-bogey by CSUSB’s Gene Webster. The ending could not have been scripted better as the Seawolves and Coyotes were paired together and all eyes were on Bauer and Webster down the stretch.

Sonoma would then edge San Bernardino 16-17 on the playoff hole to emerge with the trophy. The Seawolves got four pars and one bogey while the Coyotes carded three pars and two bogeys. The team playoff was played on the 18th hole.

Said head coach Val Verhunce, “I tried to keep it really simple and told them that no matter the outcome, I just wanted them to do their best. That was all I could ask.”

The Seawolves entered Friday nine strokes back and were still in fourth place midway through the round. Verhunce said he didn’t really feel like the team was in contention until the 12th round of the day.

For the third time in the tournament’s four rounds, sophomore Patrick Bauer led the way. The Colfax native finished third individually with a score of 71-72-76-71--290. Two-time national player of the year Jarin Todd finished 12th at 72-76-73-73--294. Jarin’s brother, Janssen Todd was 29th at 76-75-75-73--299. Spencer Shishido (37th, 74-76-77-74--301) and Ryan Carter (55th, 76-73-75-82--306) rounded out the Seawolves’ efforts.

Founded in 2004, the Sonoma State men’s golf team is in just its sixth season. The squad finished 13th at the national championship in 2007 and 16th in 2008. The Seawolves won CCAA titles in 2008 and 2009 and a west region title in 2008.

The Seawolves become the first CCAA institution to win the NCAA Division II men’s golf national championship since Cal State Northridge in 1974 and just the fourth all-time. It is the first win by a California school since UC Davis in 1979. It is also the first time that CCAA schools have finished 1-2 in the national championship tournament.

Sonoma State previously captured national championships in women’s soccer (1990) and men’s soccer (2002).

Gavin Smith of Indiana (PA) won individual medalist honors, winning a playoff hole against Kelbi Lee of Ferris.

Seawolves Win 2009 NCAA Division II Championship

2008-09 MEN’S GOLF RESULTSNCAA Division II Championship

May 19-22, 2009Loomis Trail Golf Club

Blaine, Washington

TEAM STANDINGS1 SONOMA STATE* 293 296 299 291 11792 CSU San Bernardino 298 286 295 300 11793 Columbus State 301 288 299 294 11824 Barry 293 290 304 296 11835 Georgia Coll. & St. 301 289 301 300 11916 Indianapolis 308 297 297 293 1195 Cal State Stanislaus 308 301 298 288 11958 Ferris State 303 294 301 298 11969 Lynn 300 292 306 303 1201 North Alabama 308 299 290 304 120111 Northeastern State 297 311 300 295 120312 Indiana (PA) 309 301 299 302 121113 Wayne State 309 300 302 306 121714 Central Missouri 310 303 303 306 122215 Grand Canyon 301 305 305 312 122316 Colo-Colo Springs 314 305 308 306 123317 Fayetteville State 311 319 308 304 124218 St. Thomas Aquinas 318 304 317 322 126119 Fairmont State 322 318 327 309 127620 Concord dq 306 298 313 dq* won playoff hole

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Gavin Smith, IU* 76 69 70 74 2892 Kelbi Lee, Ferris 76 73 68 72 2893 Patrick Bauer, SSU 71 72 76 71 290 G. Webster, CSUSB 70 71 72 77 2905 S. Paine, Col. St. 75 73 74 70 292 Steve Brame, Lynn 73 72 74 73 292 Aaron Monson, Ind. 75 73 72 72 292 Steve Cuzzort, WSU 71 70 74 77 292* won playoff hole

SONOMA STATE RESULTS3t Patrick Bauer 71 72 76 71 29012t Jarin Todd 72 76 73 73 29429t Janssen Todd 76 75 75 73 29937t Spencer Shishido 74 76 77 74 30155t Ryan Carter 76 73 75 82 306

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MEN’S GOLF HistoryMEDALIST PERFORMANCES

Name Date Event (field) ScoreKyle Hopkins March 7, 2006 Southern Calif. Intercollegiate 70-70-71--211Jarin Todd October 10, 2006 InterWest Chico Invitational 70-69-72--211Jarin Todd October 31, 2006 Mauna Lani Intercollegiate 73-65-70--208Jarin Todd March 6, 2007 Southern Calif. Intercollegiate 70-66-72--208Jarin Todd March 13, 2007 NDNU Invitational 71-69-74--214Jarin Todd September 22, 2007 Saint Martin’s Invitational 67-62--129Jarin Todd September 25, 2007 WWU Invitational 70-69-69--208Kyle Hopkins October 30, 2007 Dennis Rose Intercollegiate 72-66-76--214Jarin Todd April 15, 2008 Buzzini/Stanislaus Invitational 66-72-70--208Jarin Todd October 14, 2008 InterWest Chico Invitational 74-70-70--214Patrick Bauer March 17, 2009 CSUMB Otter Invitational 70-74-71--215Jarin Todd May 8, 2009 NCAA Central/West Regional 66-67-75--208

RUNNER-UP PERFORMANCESName Date Event (field) ScoreAdam Lewis March 8, 2005 Southern Calif. Intercollegiate 70-72-73--215Jarin Todd October 11, 2005 Wells Fargo Chico Invitational 72-69-73--214Jarin Todd November 1, 2005 Mauna Lani Intercollegiate 75-68-68--211Jarin Todd September 23, 2006 Saint Martin’s Invitational 69-74-75--218Kyle Hopkins October 10, 2006 InterWest Chico Invitational 72-69-76--217Kyle Hopkins October 24, 2006 Sonoma State Invitational 69-68-73--210Kyle Hopkins February 27, 2007 CSUB Poor Boy Invitational 67-69-70--206Kyle Hopkins September 25, 2007 WWU Invitational 68-71-70--209Jarin Todd October 16, 2007 InterWest Chico Invitational 72-73-74--219Jarin Todd October 23, 2007 Sonoma State Invitational 68-63-71--202Jacob O’Keefe October 30, 2007 Dennis Rose Intercollegiate 69-70-75--214Jarin Todd March 25, 2008 Bobcat Invitational 75-69-72--216Patrick Bauer April 15, 2008 Buzzini/Stanislaus Invitational 71-69-75--215Jarin Todd April 22, 2008 CCAA Championship 70-72-68--210Patrick Bauer September 27, 2008 WWU Invitational 69-70--139

LOW TEAM TOURNAMENT (3 rounds)1 WWU Invitational September 24-25, 2007 286-279-282--8472 NCAA West Regionals May 7-8, 2007 288-278-282--8483 Dennis Rose Intercollegiate October 27-28, 2008 279-286-285--850 Thunderbird Invitational March 30-31, 2009 292-274-284--8505 Sonoma State Invitational October 22-23, 2007 285-276-290--8516 Sonoma State Invitational October 20-21, 2008 288-275-289--8527 CSUB Poor Boy Invitational February 25-26, 2008 286-278-290--8548 CCAA Championship April 21-22, 2008 286-289-283--8589 NCAA West Regionals May 5-7, 2007 285-277-299--861 CCAA Championship April 20-21, 2009 283-289-289--861

LOW TEAM ROUND1 Saint Martin’s Invitational (Round 1) September 21, 2007 2722 Thunderbird Invitational (Round 2) March 30, 2009 2743 NCAA Division II Preview (Round 3) September 30, 2008 275 Sonoma State Invitational (Round 2) October 20, 2008 2755 Sonoma State Invitational (Round 2) October 22, 2007 276 Elco Intercollegiate (Round 1) February 23, 2009 2767 Dennis Rose Intercollegiate (Round 2) October 29, 2007 277 NCAA West Regionals (Round 2) May 6, 2008 2779 NCAA West Regionals (Round 2) May 7, 2007 278 CSUB Poor Boy Invitational (Round 2) February 25, 2008 278 WWU Invitational (Round 1) September 26, 2008 278

CAREER STROKE AVERAGE(min. 50 rounds)

1 Jarin Todd 2005-09 71.682 Patrick Bauer 2007-curr. 72.563 Kyle Hopkins 2004-08 73.934 Adam Lewis 2003-05 74.325 Chris Galvin 2004-08 74.976 Spencer Shishido 2006-curr. 75.847 Bobby Neary 2003-06 76.72

SEASON STROKE AVERAGE1 Jarin Todd 2007-08 70.392 Jarin Todd 2006-07 71.303 Jarin Todd 2008-09 71.504 Patrick Bauer 2008-09 72.105 Kyle Hopkins 2006-07 73.006 Kyle Hopkins 2005-06 73.107 Patrick Bauer 2007-08 73.228 Jacob O’Keefe 2007-08 73.639 Adam Lewis 2004-05 73.7010 Chris Galvin 2007-08 73.77

CAREER ROUNDS PLAYED1 Jarin Todd 2005-09 1412 Kyle Hopkins 2004-08 1293 Chris Galvin 2004-08 1224 Spencer Shishido 2006-curr. 675 Patrick Bauer 2007-curr. 666 Bobby Neary 2003-06 647 Adam Lewis 2003-05 578 Matt Jones 2003-05 399 Ryan Carter 2008-curr. 3310 Jacob O’Keefe 2007-08 30

LOW INDIVIDUAL ROUND1 Jarin Todd (2007 SMU Inv., Rd 2) 622 Jarin Todd (2007 SSU Inv., Rd 2) 633 Jarin Todd (2006 Mauna Lani, Rd 2) 654 Jarin Todd (2007 So Cal Inter., Rd 2) 66 Kyle Hopkins (2007 Dennis Rose, Rd 2) 66 Jarin Todd (2008 Buzzini/Stan., Rd 1) 66 Jarin Todd (2009 Elco Int., Rd 1) 66 Jarin Todd (2009 Thunderbird, Rd 2) 66 Patrick Bauer (2009 CCAA Cham., Rd 1) 66 Jarin Todd (2009 NCAA Regional, Rd 1) 66

LOW INDIV. TOURNAMENT(3 rounds)

1 Jarin Todd (2007 SSU Inv.) 2022 Jarin Todd (2007 NCAA Regional) 2043 Kyle Hopkins (2007 Poor Boy Inv.) 2064 Jarin Todd (2007 Dennis Rose) 2075 Jarin Todd (2006 Mauna Lani) 208 Jarin Todd (2007 So. Cal Inter.) 208 Jarin Todd (2007 WWU Inv.) 208 Jarin Todd (2008 Buzzini/Stanislaus) 208 Jarin Todd (2008 SSU Inv.) 208 Jarin Todd (2009 Thunderbird) 208 Jarin Todd (2009 NCAA Regional) 208

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2003-04Dates Tournament Finish Top IndividualSep. 29-30 WWU Invitational 11th/12 Lewis (32nd)Oct. 13-14 Chico Subway Inv. 12th/12 Lewis (43rd)Oct. 27-28 CSUB Elco Fall Inv. 16th/17 Lewis (36th)Feb. 22-24 CSUB Poor Boy Inv. 16th/17 Lewis (53rd)Mar. 8-9 So. Cal. Intercollegiate 16th/19 Lewis (18th)Mar. 15-16 CSUMB Otter Inv. 10th/16 Neary (20th)Mar. 29-30 UC Davis Aggie Inv. 15th/16 Lewis/Neary (59th)Apr. 5-6 GCU Thunderbird Inv. 13th/16 Lewis (10th)Apr. 12-13 Buzzini/Stanislaus Inv. 16th/19 Lewis (21st)Apr. 19-20 CCAA Championship 7th/8 Lewis (17th)

2004-05Dates Tournament Finish Top IndividualSep. 17-18 UCLA Gold Rush 19th/30 Lewis (51st)Oct. 11-12 Chico Subway Inv. 12th/15 Neary (40th)Oct. 18-19 CSUB Elco Fall Inv. 14th/17 Lewis (15th)Mar. 1-2 CSUB Family Motors Inv. 12th/13 Griffing (27th)Mar. 7-8 So. Cal. Intercollegiate 4th/15 Lewis (2nd)Mar. 21-22 CSUMB Otter Inv. 13th/16 Lewis (27th)Mar. 28-29 CSUSB Coyote Inv. 3rd/12 Lewis (4th)Apr. 4-5 Sonoma State Inv. 7th/11 Galvin (16th)Apr. 11-12 Buzzini/Stanislaus Inv. 8th/17 Lewis (9th)Apr. 18-19 CCAA Championship 7th/8 Lewis (11th)

2005-06Dates Tournament Finish Top IndividualSep. 23-24 Saint Martin’s Invitational 5th/9 Hopkins (6th)Sep. 26-27 WWU Invitational 5th/16 Hopkins (15th)Oct. 10-11 InterWest Chico Inv. 4th/12 Todd (2nd)Oct. 31-N. 1 Mauna Lani Intercoll. 2nd/9 Todd (2nd)Feb. 27-28 CSUB Poor Boy Inv. 4th/15 Hopkins (13th)Mar. 6-7 So. Calif. Intercollegiate 1st/14 Hopkins (1st)Mar. 20-21 CSUMB Otter Inv. 11th/17 Galvin (5th)Apr. 3-4 Sonoma State Inv. 4th/11 Hopkins (4th)Mar. 10-11 Buzzini/Stanislaus Inv. 15th/19 Todd (19th)Apr. 17-18 CCAA Championship 4th/8 Hopkins (4th)May 2-3 NCAA West Regional 8th/8 Hopkins (10th)

2006-07Dates Tournament Finish Top IndividualSep. 22-23 Saint Martin’s Invitational 4th/10 Todd (2nd)Sep. 25-26 WWU Invitational 5th/14 Todd (4th)Oct. 9-10 InterWest Chico Inv. 6th/10 Todd (1st)Oct. 23-24 Sonoma State Inv. 2nd/9 Hopkins (2nd)Oct. 30-31 Mauna Lani Intercoll. 2nd/13 Todd (1st)Feb. 26-27 CSUB Poor Boy Inv. 3rd/16 Hopkins (2nd)Mar. 5-6 So. Calif. Intercollegiate 4th/15 Todd (1st)Mar. 12-13 NDNU Invitational 4th/11 Todd (1st)Mar. 19-20 Drake University Invite. 3rd/10 Todd (4th)Apr. 16-17 Buzzini/Stanislaus Inv. 10th/17 Todd (10th)Apr. 23-24 CCAA Championship 5th/8 Todd (6th)May 5-7 NCAA West Regional 3rd/8 Todd (2nd)May 18-21 NCAA Div. II Champ. 13th/20 Todd (20th)

2007-08CCAA CHAMPIONS

NCAA WEST REGION CHAMPIONSDates Tournament Finish Top IndividualSep. 21-22 Saint Martin’s Invitational 1st/13 Todd (1st)Sep. 24-25 WWU Invitational 2nd/14 Todd (1st)Oct. 15-16 InterWest Chico Inv. 2nd/9 Todd (2nd)Oct. 22-23 Sonoma State Inv. 2nd/10 Todd (2nd)Oct. 29-30 Dennis Rose Intercoll. 1st/16 Hopkins (1st)Feb. 25-26 CSUB Poor Boy Inv. 3rd/14 Todd (6th)Mar. 10-11 NDNU Invitational 4th/14 Galvin (7th)Mar. 23-24 Bobcat Invitational 2nd/17 Todd (2nd)Apr. 14-15 Buzzini/Stanislaus Inv. 1st/16 Todd (1st)Apr. 21-22 CCAA Championship 1st/7 Todd (2nd)May 5-7 NCAA West Regional 1st/8 Bauer/Todd (5th)May 14-17 NCAA Div. II Champ. 16th/20 Todd (3rd)

2008-09CCAA CHAMPIONS

NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONSDates Tournament Finish Top IndividualSep. 26-27 WWU Invitational 1st/11 Bauer (2nd)Sep. 29-30 NCAA Division II Preview 2nd/20 Todd (6th)Oct. 13-14 InterWest Chico Inv. 1st/12 Todd (1st)Oct. 20-21 Sonoma State Inv. 2nd/11 Todd (3rd)Oct. 27-28 Dennis Rose Intercoll. 3rd/14 Todd (5th)Feb. 23-24 Elco Intercollegiate 2nd/19 Bauer/Todd (6th)Mar. 9-10 NDNU Invitational 4th/15 Todd (5th)Mar. 16-17 CSUMB Otter Inv. 5th/13 Bauer (1st)Mar. 30-31 Thunderbird Inv. 4th/20 Todd (6th)Apr. 13-14 Hanny Stanislaus Inv. 4th/16 Carter (5th)Apr. 20-21 CCAA Championship 1st/8 Bauer (3rd)May 6-8 NCAA Cent./West Reg. 2nd/20 Todd (1st)May 19-22 NCAA Div. II Champ. 1st/20 Bauer (3rd)

Honors/AwardsALL-CCAA2005 Adam Lewis2006 Kyle Hopkins Jarin Todd2007 Jarin Todd Kyle Hopkins Chris Galvin2008 Jarin Todd Kyle Hopkins Jacob O’Keefe2009 Jarin Todd Patrick Bauer

CCAA PLAYER OF THE YEAR2007 Jarin Todd2008 Jarin Todd

CCAA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2008 Patrick Bauer

CCAA COACH OF THE YEAR2008 Val Verhunce

PING DIVISION II ALL-WEST REGION2005 Adam Lewis2006 Kyle Hopkins2007 Kyle Hopkins Jarin Todd2008 Patrick Bauer Chris Galvin Kyle Hopkins Jacob O’Keefe Jarin Todd2009 Patrick Bauer Jarin Todd

PING WEST REGION COACH OF THE YEAR2008 Val Verhunce

MEN’S GOLF History

PING DIVISION II ALL-AMERICAN2006 Kyle Hopkins2007 Kyle Hopkins Jarin Todd2008 Patrick Bauer Jarin Todd2009 Patrick Bauer Jarin Todd

JACK NICKLAUS AWARD (Nat’l Player of the Yr.)2007 Jarin Todd2008 Jarin Todd

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2010 WomeN’S GOLF RosterNAME YEAR HEIGHT HOMETOWN LAST SCHOOL

Samantha Balanon Freshman 5-5 Tracy, Calif. Tracy High School

Danielle Buckman Senior 5-6 Santa Rosa, Calif. Long Beach State

Brittany Carrera Senior 5-7 Castro Valley, Calif. Notre Dame de Namur

Chelsa Helget-Robinson Soph. 5-8 Dixon, Calif. Woodland Christian HS

Spencer Heller Freshman 5-6 Turlock, Calif. Turlock High School

Brittani Markowski Sophomore 5-7 Lancaster, Calif. San Pasqual High School

Kelliann Masterson Sophomore 5-3 Oakley, Calif. Freedom High School

Tara Mortimeyer Senior 5-6 Roseville, Calif. Sierra College

Katie O’Brien Sophomore 5-6 Hollister, Calif. San Benito High School

Tess Russell Sophomore 5-4 Murrieta, Calif. Murrieta Valley High School

Nicki Sprinkling Junior 5-6 Ventura, Calif. Rio Mesa High School

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HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives on campus from Tracy High School where she was a two-time scholar-athlete and team captain...recognized as the most improved player on her high school team as a junior...named her team’s Most Valuable Player as a senior...earned all-league hon-ors in 2009 as a senior.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because of its location, size, and golf program...would like to become an occupational therapist following graduation...lists her Dad as her biggest athletic influence...enjoys Italian and Mexican food.

2008-09: Saw action in nine tournaments and finished the season third on the team in stroke average...had a fifth place finish at the Sonoma State Invitational...went under 80 seven times, including a career-best 75 at the Dennis Rose Intercollegiate in Hawaii...finished second on the team in two tournaments and third in five...deliv-ered her lowest tournament (156) at the GCU Invitational in Arizona...placed 33rd at the NCAA West Regional...average round: 83.04.

2007-08: Joined the team for the spring semester and was the squad’s leading golfer in four of five tourna-ments...her per round average was the best on the team...shot a season-low 162 in two tournaments- the NDNU Invitational and the InterWest Chico Invitational...finished fifth at the NDNU Invitational...became the sec-ond player in school history to break 80 for a round with a 79 at Chico...average round: 83.78.

SAMANTHA BALANONFreshman

Tracy, Calif.Tracy HS

HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Also attended Long Beach State, but did not compete there...is a 2005 graduate of Maria Carrillo High School in Santa Rosa...was Most Valuable Player of her team all four years.

PERSONAL: Picked Sonoma State because of the strong psychology department and the opportunity to play golf...her most memorable sports moment was watching Tiger Woods play at the 2008 US Open at Tor-rey Pines...would like to become a math teacher.

LOW ROUND: 75, Dennis Rose Intercollegiate, 2008LOW TOURNAMENT: 156, GCU Invitational, 2009

2008-09: Enjoyed a tremendous debut season, cul-minating in Honorable Mention All-American hon-ors...she becomes the first All-American in the team’s history...a two-time individual medalist, winning titles at the Western Washington Invitational and the Grand Canyon Invitational...the Seawolves’ top finisher at seven of the eleven tournaments she competed in...finished no worse than second among her teammates at any event...recorded the best stroke average in school history (77.68)...went 12 consecutive rounds from October 6th to May 24th without carding a score above 79...posted rounds of 73 twice...her 73-74--147 at the GCU Invite is tied for the best two-round tournament in school history.

HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Transfers to Sonoma State from Notre Dame de Namur...was her team’s Most Valu-able Player at NDNU as a freshman and sophomore...won medalist honors at the Cal State East Bay Invitation-al after shooting an 81-80--161...graduated from Castro Valley High School...was a four-time team MVP...named All-Hayward Area Athletic League (HAAL) three times...honored as a Scholar-Athlete.

PERSONAL: Decided to come to Sonoma State be-cause of the growing golf program...her biggest influence as an athlete is Lorena Ochoa...wants to go to graduate school and then work in the medical field.

BEST ROUND: 73, twiceBEST TOURNAMENT: 147, GCU Invitational, 2009

2009-10 WOMEN’S GOLF team

DANIELLE BUCKMANSenior

Santa Rosa, Calif.Long Beach State

BRITTANY CARRERASenior

Castro Valley, Calif.Notre Dame de Namur

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HIGH SCHOOL: Comes to Sonoma State from Turlock High School...was named the Bulldogs’ Most Valuable Player and was the recipient of her team’s Coaches Award...earned All-District honors...selected as Most Valuable Player of the Central California Conference...named to the Principal’s Honor Roll.

PERSONAL: Decided on Sonoma State because she thought it was a beautiful school in a great location...plans on becoming either a physical therapist or a dental hygienist...lists her parents as her biggest influence as an athlete...her most memorable sports moment coming in to the year was shooting a 73 at Rancho Canada...her favorite meal is a No. 3 from In-N-Out Burger.

2008-09: Participated in five tournaments as a fresh-man...carded a career-best round of 79 at the WWU Invitational...she finished second on the team- and 17th overall- at the WWU Invite...average round: 86.10.

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives at Sonoma State from San Pasqual High School in Escondido...earned second place honors at the League Cup as a senior.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because she liked the campus and the golf team...is a fan of Arsenal F.C. and golfer Tiger Woods...enjoys eating chocolate...con-siders her father to be her biggest influence as an athlete.

LOW ROUND: 79, WWU Invitational, 2008LOW TOURNAMENT: 164, WWU Invitational, 2008

2008-09: Burst on to the scene as one of the top fresh-men in the region...opened eyes in her very first tourna-ment when she shot a school-record 69 on her way to individual medalist honors at the GCU Fall Invitational...her 147 at that tournament is tied for the best two-round total in school history...also won the Sonoma State Invitational with a 75-77--152...finished first or second on the team in nine of eleven tournaments...second on the team in stroke average...finished in the top 20 in nine of eleven tournaments and in the top 10 four times...aver-age round: 79.80.

HIGH SCHOOL: A graduate of Woodland Christian High School...played four years on the boy’s golf team...named Most Consistent and Most Inspirational...earned First and Second Team All-League honors...won the (girl’s) section championship in 2005...honored with sev-eral Academic Achievement awards.

PERSONAL: Aspires to play on the LPGA Tour in the future...picked Sonoma State because of the location and size...is a fan of Paula Creamer and the Oakland Athletics...is married to Bradford Robinson.

LOW ROUND: 69, GCU Fall Invitational, 2008LOW TOURNAMENT: 147, GCU Fall Invitational, 2008

2009-10 WOMEN’S GOLF team

CHELSA HELGETSophomoreDixon, Calif.

Woodland Christian HS

BRITTANI MARKOWSKISophomore

Lancaster, Calif.San Pasqual HS

SPENCER HELLERFreshman

Turlock, Calif.Turlock HS

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2008-09: Saw action in three tournaments for the Seawolves in 2008-09...shot a 75 at the InterWest Chico Invitational on her way to a ninth place finish...shot 75-86--161 at Chico, to place third on the squad...her round of 75 is tied for eighth in school history...25th overall at the Lady Argo Invitational...average round: 84.67.

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives at Sonoma State from Free-dom High School in Oakley...played four years of varsity golf...named Team MVP four times and Team Captain three times...earned All-Bay Valley Athletic League hon-ors as a sophomore, junior, and senior...was a three-time NCS individual qualifier...honored as a Scholar-Athlete and a four-year member of the Honor Roll...awarded United States National English Merit Award as a sopho-more...graduated with CSF Honors.

PERSONAL: Chose Sonoma State because of the community feel of the campus, the low teacher-student ratio, and the successful athletic department...aspires to become a doctor...lists The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air as her favorite television show.

LOW ROUND: 75, InterWest Chico Invitational, 2009LOW TOURNAMENT: 161, InterWest Chico Invitational, 2009

2008-09: Registered a solid debut after transferring to Sonoma from Sierra College...participated in nine tourna-ments...recorded a career-best round of 77 at the So-noma State Invitational...finished ninth at the SSU Invite, helping the Seawolves capture the team title...was third on the team in two tournaments during the fall...finished 44th overall at the NCAA West Regional in Nebraska...average round: 84.57.

2009-10 WOMEN’S GOLF teamHIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE: Shifts to Sonoma State from Sierra College, where she played two years...was ranked No. 1 in Northern California as a sophomore at Sierra...helped lead her team to an undefeated season...named All-Conference as a freshman and sophomore...is a 2005 graduate of Roseville High School...named All-League and Conference Most Valuable Player as a junior and senior.

PERSONAL: Came to Sonoma State because of the golf team and the great location...lists her teammate Brit-tany Carrera as her biggest athletic influence...is a fan of the Sacramento Kings...enjoys the Harry Potter series...strives to have a successful career in the business world.

LOW ROUND: 77, Sonoma State Invitational, 2008LOW TOURNAMENT: 159, GCU Fall Invitational, 2008

2008-09: Played in eight tournaments for the Seawolves as a freshman...her finest performance came at the Lady Argo Invitational, where she led the team with a fourth place finish (79-76--155)...ranked fourth on the team in stroke average...had five rounds of under-80 golf...finished ninth at the Sonoma State Invitational...placed 47th at the NCAA West Regional in Nebraska...stroke average: 83.72.

HIGH SCHOOL: Arrives at Sonoma State from Murrieta Valley High School...was a four-year member of the Hon-or Roll...served four years as a member of the student body government...played four years of high school golf and two years of softball...earned All-Conference honors twice and was her team’s captain as a junior and senior.

PERSONAL: Picked Sonoma State because of the golf program...is a fan of the Arizona Diamondbacks, Los Angeles Angels, and USC Trojans...enjoys the music of Rascall Flatts and Hinder...her most memorable sports moment was making the varsity golf team as a freshman in high school.

LOW ROUND: 76, Lady Argo Invitational, 2009LOW TOURNAMENT: 155, Lady Argo Invitational, 2009

KELLIANN MASTERSONSophomoreOakley, Calif.Freedom HS

TARA MORTIMEYERSenior

Roseville, Calif.Sierra College

TESS RUSSELLSophomore

Murrieta, Calif.Murrieta Valley HS

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GCU Fall InvitationalSeptember 29-30, 2008Coldwater Country Club

Phoenix, Arizona

TEAM STANDINGS1 Cal Baptist 313 301 6142 Grand Canyon 314 305 6193 SONOMA STATE 322 300 6224 Lubbock Christian 320 304 6245 CSU Monterey Bay 322 309 6316 Southern Nazarene 318 317 6357 CSU San Marcos 326 322 6488 Mesa State 330 321 6519 Concordia (OR) 332 321 65310 Saint Martin’s 338 317 655 Wayland Baptist 333 322 65512 Western New Mexico 359 317 67613 Notre Dame de Namur 349 340 68914 Colorado State-Pueblo 354 362 71615 CSU East Bay 370 351 721

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Chelsa Helget, SSU 78 69 1472 Jacq. Sneddon, GCU 73 75 148 Kelly Rainbolt, LCU 75 73 1484 Jessica Williams, CBU 79 72 151 Jennifer Lutz, GCU 75 76 151 Cicilia Chudivan, CSUMB 78 73 151 Amy Dalzell, SMU 76 75 151

SONOMA STATE RESULTS1 Chelsa Helget 78 69 14710t Brittany Carrera 80 74 15420t Tara Mortimeyer 80 79 15932t Tess Russell 84 78 16248t Brittani Markowski 88 81 169

PHOENIX, Ariz- Freshman Chelsa Helget shot a second round 69 to not only win Grand Can-yon Invitational individual medalist honors, but also break the school’s single round record by a whopping nine strokes on Tuesday afternoon in Phoenix. Her performance was helped spur the Seawolves to an impressive third place finish in their first event of the fall season.

Helget, a freshman from Dixon, sat in 12th place after shooting a 78 on Monday, tying the single-round school record in the process. Her round two card of 69 was a full three strokes better than anyone else shot in the entire tournament.

Brittany Carrera, a transfer from Notre Dame de Namur, shot a 74 on Tuesday to surge into tenth place. Two other Seawolves, Tara Mortimeyer (79) and Tess Russell (78), were also under 80 as the Seawolves posted a team total of 300. Brittani Markowski also improved her play, shooting an 81.

The team score of 300 on Tuesday was a full 35 strokes better than their best performance in 2007.

2009-10 WOMEN’S GOLF RESULTSLady Otter Fall Invitational

October 6-7, 2008Fort Ord Golf CourseSeaside, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 British Columbia 325 319 6442 CSU Monterey Bay 323 329 6523 Chico State 338 324 6624 SONOMA STATE 344 326 6705 Victoria 345 330 6756 Dallas Baptist 353 353 7067 Notre Dame de Namur 368 345 7138 Sierra College 365 349 7149 Bakersfield CC 369 358 72710 Palomar CC 379 353 73211 College of the Canyons 363 374 73712 Santa Barbara CC 372 366 73813 Cañada College 377 366 74314 CSU East Bay 380 369 74915 Fresno CC 381 381 76216 Claremont Mudd Scripps 390 376 76617 Modesto CC 386 387 77318 Butte CC 399 381 78019 Mt. San Antonio JC 389 404 79320 San Joaquin Delta CC 405 391 79621 West Hills CC 447 433 880

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Cicilia Chudivan, CSUMB 78 78 1562 Kyla Inaba, UBC 83 74 1573 Amy Cowan, Sierra 82 76 1584 Brittany Carrera, SSU 83 76 159 Alyssa Human, UBC 78 81 159 Jen Sanders, CSUC 81 78 159

SONOMA STATE RESULTS4t Brittany Carrera 83 76 15913t Chelsa Helget 85 80 16531t Danielle Buckman 91 84 17531t Tara Mortimeyer 85 90 17546t Brittani Markowski 95 86 18162t Nicki Sprinkling 95 94 189

SEASIDE, Calif- Brittany Carrera followed up yesterday’s 83 with a fantastic 76 to finish fourth place overall at the CSUMB Lady Otter Invitational on Tuesday. Her performance spurred the Sea-wolves to a fourth place team finish as well.

Carrera’s 76 is the third-lowest single round in school history. Her total score of 83-76--159 was just three strokes behind the individual medalist, Cicilia Chudivian of Cal State Monterey Bay.

Chelsa Helget, who won the Grand Canyon Invita-tional last weekend, carded an 80 to finish in 13th place (85-80--165). Danielle Buckman, Tara Mor-timeyer, Brittani Markowski, and Nicki Sprinkling rounded out the Sonoma State contingent.

The University of British Columbia posted a stellar 319 on Tuesday to take the team title with a 644. At 670, the Seawolves were 26 strokes back, but just eight strokes behind nationally-ranked Chico State.

WWU InvitationalOctober 13-14, 2008

Bellingham Country ClubBellingham, Washington

TEAM STANDINGS1 British Columbia 318 312 6302 Western Washington 325 313 6383 SONOMA STATE 310 334 6444 CSU Monterey Bay 329 318 6475 West Texas A&M 333 318 6516 Chico State 330 328 6587 Grand Canyon 338 334 6728 Saint Martin’s 342 341 6839 Notre Dame de Namur 346 346 69210 Seattle 378 355 733

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Brittany Carrera, SSU 73 79 1522 Christa Goldie, WWU 80 73 1533 Sophie Elstrott, WWU 77 77 1544 Alyssa Human, UBC 77 78 1555 Cicilia Chudivan, CSUMB 79 77 156

SONOMA STATE RESULTS1 Brittany Carrera 73 79 15217t Chelsa Helget 80 84 16417t Danielle Buckman 78 86 16417t Brittani Markowski 79 85 16435t Nicki Sprinkling 82 89 171

BELLINGHAM, Wash- Sonoma State junior Brittany Carrera shot a 73-79--152, holding off all comers on Tuesday afternoon to win individual medalist honors at the Western Washington Invita-tional in Bellingham. Carrera becomes the second Sonoma State women’s golfer to win a tourna-ment this year in just three team events.

Carrera’s first round score of 73 is the second-best in school history.

As a team, the Seawolves struggled a little on Tuesday, falling from first to third place. SSU shot a 310 on Monday, but could only answer with a 334 on Tuesday as the University of British Colum-bia and host Western Washington claimed the first two spots. Still, the Seawolves beat Chico State and Cal State Monterey Bay as well as many other California schools by healthy margins.

Chelsa Helget, Danielle Buckman, and Brittani Markowski each finished at 164 overall, good for 17th place. #Nicki Sprinkling finished 35th at 82-89--171.

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Sonoma State InvitationalOctober 20-21, 2008

Santa Rosa Golf & Country ClubSanta Rosa, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 SONOMA STATE 310 312 6222 CSU Monterey Bay 322 318 6403 Grand Canyon 328 318 6464 Chico State 323 330 6535 SONOMA STATE B 326 346 6726 Notre Dame de Namur 342 344 6867 CSU East Bay 359 377 736

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Chelsa Helget, SSU 75 77 1522 Brittany Carrera, SSU 78 75 153 Cicilia Chudivan, CSUMB 78 75 1534 Nicole Burtt, NDNU 74 81 1555 Danielle Buckman, SSU 78 79 157 Belinda Diamond, CSUMB 81 76 157

SONOMA STATE RESULTS1 Chelsa Helget 75 77 1522 Brittany Carrera 78 75 1535t Danielle Buckman 78 79 1579t Tess Russell 79 81 1609t Tara Mortimeyer 77 83 16016 Brittany Bogard 81 84 16517t Nicki Sprinkling 83 84 16724t Brittani Markowski 87 87 17424t Katie O’Brien 82 92 17428t KelliAnn Masterson 86 93 179

SANTA ROSA, Calif- Behind an individual medal-ist performance from Chelsa Helget, the Sonoma State women’s golf team picked up the first tournament win in program history on Tuesday at the SSU Invitational at Santa Rosa Golf & Country Club. Sonoma State held owned the two lowest rounds in the tournament to win by a whopping 18 strokes over 19th-ranked Cal State Monterey Bay.

For Helget, it was the second individual medal-ist honor in just four tournaments as a collegiate golfer. The freshman shot 75-77—152 to win by a single stroke over teammate Brittany Carrera (78-75—153) and Cicilia Chudivan of CSU Monterey Bay (78-75—153).

The Sonoma State women’s golf team has had the individual medalist at three of the four tourna-ments they’ve played in this year.

Joining Helget and Carrera in the top ten were Danielle Buckman (78-79—157) and Tess Russell (79-81—160).

The Seawolves also fielded a ‘B’ team with Tara Mortimeyer leading the way in ninth place at 77-83—160.

Dennis Rose IntercollegiateOctober 27-28, 2008

Waikoloa ResortKona, Hawaii

TEAM STANDINGS1 Cal Baptist 307 297 305 9092 Western Washington 304 302 308 9143 Chico State 303 308 311 9224 SONOMA STATE 309 318 313 9405 CSU East Bay 346 347 345 1038

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Malin Thornberg, CBU 77 69 73 2192 Kaitlin Parker, WWU 75 71 76 2223 Megan Chang, CSUC 76 75 74 2254 B. Carmichael, WWU 77 75 75 227 Erin Sears, CSUC 72 79 76 227

SONOMA STATE RESULTS6t Brittany Carrera 76 77 76 22910 Chelsa Helget 76 78 79 23314 Danielle Buckman 81 85 75 24119 Nicki Sprinkling 78 82 83 24320 Tara Mortimeyer 79 81 84 244

KONA, Hawaii- The Sonoma State women’s golf team finished Tuesday where they started it, in fourth place at the Dennis Rose Invitational on the big island of Hawaii. Danielle Buckman owned the Seawolves’ best round of the day at 75. Brittany Carrera was the team’s top golfer for the tourna-ment at 76-77-76--229, good for sixth place.

Freshman Chelsa Helget finished the the tourna-ment in tenth place after firing a 76-78-79--233. Buckman’s 75 was preceded by a 81 and an 85, so she finished 14th at 241. Nicki Sprinkling (78-82-83--243) and Tara Mortimeyer (79-81-84--244) rounded out the team.

Cal Baptist shot a team total of 303 on Tuesday to defend their team title from 2007. Malin Thorberg of Cal Baptist was the individual medalist at 77-69-73--219.

The Seawolves finished the tournament at 309-308-313--940, 31 strokes back of CBU and 18 behind Chico State.

The tournament closed out a successful fall sea-son for the second-year program. The Seawolves had three individual medalist winners and won their first team tournament, the Sonoma State Invitational.

Lady Moc ClassicMarch 2-3, 2009

Eaglebrooke Country ClubLakeland, Florida

TEAM STANDINGS1 Rollins 316 307 306 9292 Nova Southeastern 309 307 315 931 Florida Southern 311 315 305 9314 Lynn 311 310 321 9425 Barry 321 326 321 9686 Grand Valley State 327 322 322 9717 Daytona State 339 314 325 9788 SONOMA STATE 333 322 326 9819 West Florida 341 329 330 100010 Indianapolis 343 349 335 102711 California (PA) 347 337 345 102912 Northern Kentucky 335 367 331 103313 Flagler 354 351 344 104914 Queens 354 356 341 105115 Eckerd 363 356 348 106716 Webber Int’l 373 358 372 1103

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Joanna Coe, Rollins 77 70 71 2182 Maria Garcia, NSU 74 74 75 2233 Kim Ulander, FSU 72 78 78 2284 Kristina Langton, GVSU 76 76 77 2295 Sandra Changkija, NSU 74 77 79 230

SONOMA STATE RESULTS8 Brittany Carrera 79 77 76 23222t Chelsa Helget 77 83 83 24347t Tess Russell 87 89 81 25750t Danielle Buckman 93 79 86 25864t Tara Mortimeyer 90 83 93 266

LAKELAND, Fla- Sonoma State’s Brittany Carrera fired a third round 76 on Tuesday to finish eighth individually and lead the Seawolves to an eighth place team finish at the Lady Moc Classic in Lake-land, Florida. The 16th-ranked Seawolves were the only west coast team in an impressive field featuring some of the nation’s elite squads.

Carrera’s three round card of 79-77-76--232 was 14 strokes off the leader, Joanna Coe of Rollins (77-70-71--218). Chelsa Helget was next for the Seawolves in 22nd at 77-83-83--243.

The Seawolves’ contingent was rounded out by Tess Russell (87-89-81--257), Danielle Buckman (93-79-86--258), and Tara Mortimeyer (90-83-93--266).

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InterWest Chico InvitationalMarch 23-24, 2009

Butte Creek Country ClubChico, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 Western Washington 323 323 6462 CSU Monterey Bay 330 320 650 Saint Edward’s 336 314 6504 SONOMA STATE 331 328 659 Chico State 324 335 6596 Saint Martin’s 331 337 6687 Grand Canyon 340 341 6818 Notre Dame de Namur 362 357 719

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Emily Kvinta, SEU 79 74 1532 Sophie Elstrott, WWU 74 82 1563 Kaitlin Parker, WWU 82 75 1574 Chelsa Helget, SSU 78 80 158 Amy Dalzell, SMU 79 79 158

SONOMA STATE RESULTS4t Chelsa Helget 78 80 1587t Brittany Carrera 79 81 1609t KelliAnn Masterson 75 86 16122t Brittany Bogard 82 87 16926t Tess Russell 86 84 17030t Danielle Buckman 88 85 17330t Brittani Markowski 89 84 17332t Tara Mortimeyer 92 83 175

CHICO, Calif- The Sonoma State women’s golf team concluded play at the Chico State InterWest Spring Classic Tuesday afternoon at the Butte Creek Country Club tied for fourth place overall with host Chico State. Tenth-ranked Western Washington took first place with a total overall score of 646.

Sonoma placed three golfers in the top ten. Chelsea Helget concluded the tournament tied for fourth place (78-80-158), Brittany Carrera finished in sole possesion of seventh place (79-81-160), and Kelliann Masterson tied for ninth place (75-86-161).

Cal State Monterey Bay and St. Edwards Univer-sity ended up tied for second place, six strokes behind the champion Vikings. Sonoma and Chico shared fourth place, thirteen strokes off the pace. St Martin’s grabbed sixth, Grand Canyon posted a seventh place finish, and Notre Dame de Namur rounded out the field.

Lady Otter Spring InvitationalMarch 30-31, 2009

Bayonet Golf CourseSeaside, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 Cal Baptist 318 323 6412 CSU Monterey Bay 320 324 6443 SONOMA STATE 332 330 6624 Nebraska-Omaha 341 322 6635 British Columbia 341 324 6656 Victoria 336 331 6677 Saint Martin’s 336 336 6728 Chico State 342 333 6759 CSU Monterey Bay B 347 349 69610 Concordia (OR) 339 358 69711 Notre Dame de Namur 356 358 71412 CSU East Bay 381 373 75413 Dominican 391 371 762

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Malin Thornberg, CBU 75 76 1512 Anne Balser, UV 75 82 1573 Adriana Niclotti, CBU 77 81 1584 Darcy Lake 81 78 1595 Cicilia Chudivan, CSUMB 78 82 160 Kyla Inaba, UBC 82 78 160 Kelly Ashton, NDNU 83 77 160

SONOMA STATE RESULTS8t Brittany Carrera 80 81 16111t Chelsa Helget 84 79 16318t Danielle Buckman 82 85 16735t Tara Mortimeyer 88 85 17342t Tess Russell 86 90 176

SEASIDE, Calif- The Sonoma State women’s golf team moved up one spot to finish third on Tues-day at the Lady Otter Invitational at Bayonet Golf Course. Brittany Carrera paced the Seawolves’ efforts with an eighth place overall finish.

The Seawolves’ third place finish came in a field of 13. Sonoma finished 21 strokes behind Cal Bap-tist and 18 behind host Cal State Monterey Bay.

Carrera finished the tournament at 80-81--161, ten strokes behind Malin Thornberg of Cal Baptist.

Carrera was followed by Chelsa Helget in 11th at 84-79--163 and Danielle Buckman in 18th at 82-85--167. Tara Mortimeyer (88-85--173) and Tess Russell (86-90--176) rounded out the Seawolves’ scoring contingent.

GCU Spring InvitationalApril 6-7, 2009

Palm Valley Golf ClubGoodyear, Arizona

TEAM STANDINGS1 CSU Monterey Bay 300 308 6082 SONOMA STATE 316 308 6243 Saint Edward’s 311 314 6254 Tarleton State 315 311 6265 Chico State 317 311 6286 Saint Martin’s 314 316 6307 West Texas A&M 316 316 6328 Western Washington 319 315 6349 Texas A&M-Commerce 321 321 642 Saint Mary’s (TX) 321 321 64211 Central Oklahoma 321 323 64412 Northeastern State 325 321 64613 Northern Kentucky 334 314 64814 Grand Canyon 317 334 65115 Dallas Baptist 326 331 65716 Notre Dame de Namur 338 331 66917 Montana St.-Billings 350 330 68018 Western New Mexico 335 349 704

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Brittany Carrera, SSU 73 74 1472 Darcy Lake, CSUMB 74 74 1483 Cicilia Chudivan, CSUMB 75 74 1494 Carla Cooper, TSU 76 75 151 Jennifer Lutz, GCU 74 77 151

SONOMA STATE RESULTS1 Brittany Carrera 74 74 14716t Danielle Buckman 77 79 15637t Chelsa Helget 84 77 16137t Tess Russell 82 79 16150t Tara Mortimeyer 85 78 163

GOODYEAR, Ariz- Brittany Carrera followed Mon-day’s 73 with a 74 on Tuesday to win individual medalist honors at the GCU Invitational at Palm Valley Golf Club in Goodyear, Arizona. Carrera’s performance spurred the Seawolves to a second place team finish as they tied team champion Cal State Monterey Bay for the lowest team score of the day.

Carrera’s 73-74--147 was one stroke better than second place Darcy Lake of CSU Monterey Bay (74-74--148).

Supporting Carrera, the other four Sonoma State golfers on Tuesday also finished under 80. For the tournament, Danielle Buckman (77-79--156) was 16th, Chelsa Helget (84-77--161) and Tess Russell (82-79--161) tied for 37th and Tara Mortimeyer (85-78--163) finished 50th.

The Seawolves edged Saint Edward’s, Tarleton State, and Chico State for the second place spot by the slimmest of margins. The top five teams in the tournament are all nationally-ranked.

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Lady Argo InvitationalApril 20-21, 2009

Roddy Ranch Golf ClubBrentwood, California

TEAM STANDINGS1 Western Washington 313 303 6162 CSU Monterey Bay 318 305 6233 Saint Martin’s 319 314 6334 SONOMA STATE 320 322 6425 Chico State 328 321 6496 Grand Canyon 326 335 6617 Notre Dame de Namur 332 338 6708 CSU East Bay 371 358 729

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Kaitlin Parker, WWU 75 73 1482 Amy Dalzell, SMU 74 78 152 Christa Goldie, WWU 76 76 1524 Tess Russell, SSU 79 76 155 Belinda Diamond, CSUMB 80 75 155 Jennifer Lutz, GCU 75 80 155

SONOMA STATE RESULTS4t Tess Russell 79 76 1558t Brittany Carrera 74 82 15619t Chelsa Helget 81 82 16325t KelliAnn Masterson 86 82 16831 Brittany Bogard 86 86 172

BRENTWOOD, Calif- Led by a fourth place performance by Tess Russell, the Sonoma State women’s golf team finished fourth at the NDNU Lady Argo Invitational on Tuesday in Brentwood. Russell backed up Monday’s 79 with a round of 76 to finish just seven strokes off the lead.

The Seawolves shot 320-322--642 for the tourna-ment, to finish nine strokes behind third place Saint Martin’s.

Brittany Carrera (74-82--156) finished eighth in the field. Three other Seawolves performed at the event- Chelsa Helget (81-82--163), Kelliann Masterson (86-82--168), Brittany Bogard (86-86--172).

NCAA West RegionalMay 4-6, 2009

Ironwood Golf & Country ClubOmaha, Nebraska

TEAM STANDINGS1 Tarleton State 318 324 312 9542 West Texas A&M 324 325 325 9743 Chico State 327 323 325 9754 Nebraska-Omaha 328 325 323 9765 Western Washington 324 323 331 9786 Saint Edward’s 325 336 321 9827 CSU Monterey Bay 324 337 326 9878 SONOMA STATE 335 333 332 10009 Central Oklahoma 330 343 346 1019

TOP FIVE INDIVIDUALS1 Carla Cooper, TSU 74 77 73 2242 Hammerli Sriyai, WTAM 78 77 73 2283 Raelyn Smith, ASU 73 78 82 2334 Erin Ommen, UNO 77 80 77 2345 Kaitlin Parker, WWU 77 77 82 236 Jen Sanders, CSUC 79 77 80 236

SONOMA STATE RESULTS8t Brittany Carrera 79 82 80 24118t Chelsa Helget 81 83 82 24633t Danielle Buckman 85 84 84 25344 Tess Russell 91 84 86 26147 Tara Mortimeyer 90 88 88 266

OMAHA, Neb- The Sonoma State women’s golf team turned in an eight place finish Wednesday afternoon at NCAA West Region Championship at Ironwood Golf and Country Club, eliminating the Seawolves from post season play. Sophomore Brittany Carrera was the top finisher for Sonoma, shooting a final round 80, placing her in a tie for eighth place.

Also finishing in the top 20 for Sonoma State was Chelsa Helget, who fired an 82, good for a tie in 18th place. As a team, the Seawolves final round of 332 was their lowest in the tournament.

Tarleton State (Tex.) captured the West Regional team title with a three round tally of 90-over-par 954, with West Texas A&M finishing second at 110-over 974. CCAA foe Chico State will make their first appearnce in the NCAA Division II Championship thanks to their final round of 325, coupled with a precipitous slide by Western Washington.

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Chelsa Helget shot a 69 in her first collegiate event, the GCU Fall Invitational. Her score is by far the best in school history.

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MEDALIST PERFORMANCESNAME DATE EVENT SCOREChelsa Helget September 29-30, 2008 GCU Fall Invitational 78-69--147Brittany Carrera October 13-14, 2008 WWU Invitational 73-79--152Chelsa Helget October 20-21, 2008 SSU Invitational 75-77--152Brittany Carrera April 6-7, 2009 GCU Spring Invitational 73-74--147

LOW TEAM TOURNAMENT (2 rounds)1 Grand Canyon Fall Invitational September 29-30, 2008 322-300--622 Sonoma State Invitational October 20-21, 2008 310-312--6223 Grand Canyon Spring Invitational April 6-7, 2009 316-308--6244 Dennis Rose Intercollegiate October 27-28, 2008 *309-318--6275 Lady Argo Invitational April 20-21, 2009 320-322--6426 Western Washington Invitational October 13-14, 2008 310-334--6447 Lady Moc Invitational March 2-3, 2009 *333-322--6558 InterWest Chico Invitational March 23-24, 2009 331-328--6599 Lady Otter Spring Invitational March 30-31, 2009 332-330--66210 Lady Otter Fall Invitational October 6-7, 2008 344-326--670*first two rounds of three-round tournament.

LOW TEAM ROUND1 Grand Canyon Fall Invitational (Rd 2) September 30, 2008 3002 Grand Canyon Spring Invite (Rd 2) April 7, 2009 3083 Dennis Rose Intercollegiate (Rd 1) October 27, 2008 3094 Western Washington Invitational (Rd 1) October 13, 2008 310 Sonoma State Invitational (Rd 1) October 20, 2008 3106 Sonoma State Invitational (Rd 2) October 21, 2008 3127 Dennis Rose Intercollegiate (Rd 3) October 28, 2008 3138 Grand Canyon Spring Invite (Rd 1) April 6, 2009 3169 Dennis Rose Intercollegiate (Rd 2) October 27, 2008 31810 Lady Argo Invitational (Rd 1) April 20, 2009 320

2007-08DATES TOURNAMENT FINISH TOP INDIVIDUALOct. 1-2 Golf Mart/Lady Otter Inv. 17th/18 Sprinkling (35th)Oct. 22-23 Sonoma State Invitational 6th/7 Sprinkling (16th)Oct. 29-30 Dennis Rose Intercollegiate 12th/12 Sprinkling (23rd)Feb. 25-26 Cal State East Bay Invite 4th/4 Sprinkling (4th)Mar. 10-11 NDNU Invitational 4th/4 Buckman (5th)Mar. 17-18 Lady Otter Spring Invitational 10/12 Buckmand (20th)Apr. 4 CSUEB/DOM Three-Way 1st/3 Hillard (1st)Apr. 7-8 InterWest Chico Invitational 9th/11 Buckman (20th)

2008-09DATES TOURNAMENT FINISH TOP INDIVIDUALSep. 29-30 GCU Fall Invitational 3rd/15 Helget (1st)Oct. 6-7 Lady Otter Fall Invitational 4th/21 Carrera (4th)Oct. 13-14 WWU Invitational 3rd/10 Carrera (1st)Oct. 20-21 Sonoma State Invitational 1st/7 Helget (1st)Oct. 27-28 Dennis Rose Intercollegiate 4th/5 Carrera (6th)Mar. 2-3 Lady Moc Classic 8th/16 Carrera (8th)Mar. 23-24 InterWest Chico Invitational 4th/8 Helget (4th)Mar. 30-31 Lady Otter Spring Invitational 3rd/13 Carrera (8th)Apr. 6-7 Grand Canyon Invitational 2nd/18 Carrera (1st)Apr. 20-21 Lady Argo Invitational 4th/8 Russell (4th)May 4-6 NCAA West Regional 8th/9 Carrera (8th)

CAREER STROKE AVERAGE(min. 50 rounds)

None qualify.

SEASON STROKE AVERAGE(min. 10 rounds)

1 Brittany Carrera 2008-09 77.682 Chelsa Helget 2008-09 79.803 Danielle Buckman 2008-09 83.044 Tess Russell 2008-09 83.725 Danielle Buckman 2007-08 83.786 Tara Mortimeyer 2008-09 84.577 Brittani Markowski 2008-09 86.108 Nicki Sprinkling 2007-08 86.389 Megan Hillard 2007-08 90.3810 Kristina Branch 2007-08 97.25

CAREER ROUNDS PLAYED1 Danielle Buckman 2007-09 302 Nicki Sprinkling 2007-09 25 Brittany Carrera 2008-09 25 Chelsa Helget 2008-09 255 Tara Mortimeyer 2008-09 216 Tess Russell 2008-09 187 Kristina Branch 2007-08 16 Megan Hillard 2007-08 16 Jessica Santora 2007-08 1610 Brittani Markowski 2008-09 10

LOW INDIVIDUAL ROUND1 Chelsa Helget (2008 GCU Inv., Rd 2) 692 Brittany Carrera (WWU Inv., Rd 1) 73 Brittany Carrera (GCU Sp. Inv., Rd 1) 735 Brittany Carrera (GCU Fall Inv., Rd 2) 74 Brittany Carrera (GCU Sp. Inv., Rd 2) 74 Brittany Carrera (Argo Inv., Rd 1) 748 Chelsa Helget (SSU Inv., Rd 1) 75 Brittany Carrera (SSU Inv., Rd 2) 75 Danielle Buckman (Den. Rose, Rd 3) 75 KelliAnn Masterson (Chico Inv., Rd 1) 75

LOW INDIV. TOURNAMENT(2 rounds)

1 Chelsa Helget (2008 GCU Fall Inv.) 147 Brittany Carrera (2009 GCU Sp. Inv.) 1473 Brittany Carrera (2008 WWU Inv.) 152 Chelsa Helget (2008 SSU Inv.) 1525 Brittany Carrera (2008 SSU Inv.) 153 Brittany Carrera (2008 Den. Rose) *1537 Brittany Carrera (2008 GCU Inv.) 154 Chelsa Helget (2008 Den. Rose) *1549 Brittany Carrera (2009 Lady Moc) *156 Dan. Buckman (2009 GCU Sp. Inv.) 156 Brittany Carrera (2009 Lady Argo) 156*first two rounds of three-round tourna-ment.

WOMEN’S GOLF HISTORY

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The CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION has been one of the nation’s most successful intercollegiate athletic conferences since its establishment in December 1938.

The 11-member league is home to some of the nation’s finest NCAA Division II athletic programs in Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State L.A., Cal State San Bernardino, Cal State Stanislaus, Chico State, UC San Diego, San Francisco State and Sonoma State. Addition-ally, California State University, Monterey Bay has begun its provisional status as a CCAA member. In 2006, Humboldt State departed from the Great Northwest Athletic Conference and joined the CCAA

These institutions compete in seven women’s and six men’s CCAA-sponsored sports. Fall sports include men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. Men’s and women’s basketball are contested in the winter, and women’s tennis, men’s golf, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, softball and baseball comprise spring competition.

CCAA members have won 148 NCAA Championships (100 men, 47 women) which is far and away the most of any Division II conference.

The CCAA has undergone several changes in conference membership since charter members UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State, San Diego State and San Jose State came together to form the league in 1938. Over the past 68 years, a number of institutions have been members of the CCAA, including Cal State Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Chapman, Cal State Fullerton, Long Beach State, Pacific, Pepperdine, UC Riverside, UC Davis and Grand Canyon University.

CCAA Office: (925) 472-8299Commissioner: Robert J. HiegertAsst. Commissioner/SWA: Carol RiveraAsst. Commissioner/Media Relations: Al BarbaCoordinator of Officiating: Dr. Bill WhiteDir. of Championships/Marketing: Marissa Parry

1969 Cal State Northridge1973 Cal State Northridge1974 Cal State Northridge2009 SONOMA STATE

NCAA CHAMPIONSFROM THE CCAA

1999 Cal State Stanislaus2000 Grand Canyon2001 Cal State Stanislaus2002 Cal State Bakersfield2003 Cal State Bakersfield2004 Cal State Bakersfield2005 Cal State Bakersfield2006 Cal State Bakersfield2007 Cal State Stanislaus2008 SONOMA STATE2009 SONOMA STATE

CCAACHAMPIONS

THE CCAA

BACK TO BACKCCAA CHAMPIONS

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BILL FUSCODIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Bill Fusco is now in his 13th year as the Director of Athletics at Sonoma State University. Under his leadership, SSU intercollegiate teams have become a competitive force since joining the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) in 1998. SSU teams have performed well at the regional and national level during his tenure.

Fusco has overseen an unprecedented number of changes in the SSU intercollegiate athletic program, since his arrival in 1997. SSU Athlet-ics has successfully moved into the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), initiated the awarding of athletic scholarships, transitioned to a new mascot, established media partnerships and has expanded fund raising through special events like Bidnight Madness, the annual car drawing and the Annual Fund Drive of the University Athletic Association.

Fusco has served as President of the CCAA (2004-05) and is the Past Presi-dent of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association. He also served for four years (1999-2003) on the Executive Committee of the National Asso-ciation of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). Fusco also served on the NCAA Division II Degree Completion Scholarship Committee and the NCAA West Region Women’s Tennis Committee. He recently completed a term on the California State University Risk Management Authority Athletic Injury Medical Expense Board. Fusco was recently appointed to a four-year term on the NCAA Championships Committee.

As President of the NCAA Division II Athletics Directors Association he helped develop the Division II Model Athletics Department, a program that estab-lishes the guiding principles of operating a Division II intercollegiate athletic program.

With over 27 years of combined athletic administrative experience, Fusco has served as Director of Athletics at the University of San Francisco and Domini-can University of California and as Sports Information Director at St. Mary’s College in Moraga and the University of San Francisco. He is an adjunct faculty member in the USF Graduate Sports Management Program where has taught an elective class titled Administrative Leadership in Intercollegiate Athletics. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Dominican University and has taught a class titled Introduction to Sports Management.

Fusco resides in Petaluma with his wife Cathy. Their son Michael is a gradu-ate of Long Beach State University and their daughter Marissa is a freshman at Sonoma State University.

SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITYDepartment of Intercollegiate Athletics

1801 E. Cotati Ave.Rohnert Park, CA 94928

Phone _______________________________ 707-664-2521Fax _________________________________ 707-664-4104Website _______________________sonomaseawolves.com

Director of Athletics _________________________Bill Fusco Phone: 707-664-2521; E-Mail: bill.fusco@sonoma.eduAssociate Athletics Director ___________ Brandon Bronzan Phone: 707-664-2358; E-Mail: brandon.bronzan@sonoma.edu

Associate Athletics Director/SWA _______Yvonne Burbank Phone: 707-664-2641; E-Mail: yvonne.burbank@sonoma.edu

Assistant Athletic Director___________ Megan Christensen Phone: 707-664-2750; E-Mail: megan.christensen@sonoma.edu

Faculty Athletic Representative _________ Dr. Duane Dove Phone: 707-664-2954 E-Mail: duane.dove@sonoma.eduAdministrative Analyst ___________________ Nancy Crosat Phone: 707-664-2044; E-Mail: nancy.crosat@sonoma.edu

Equipment Manager ________________________ Willie Lee Phone: 707-664-2106; E-Mail: willie.lee@sonoma.eduCompliance Coordinator_______________ Michael BalasekAdministrative Assistant _____________________Erin RockSports Information Coordinator ______________ Tyler LobeSports Information Phone_______________ 707-664-2478Sports Information Fax _________________ 707-664-3291Athletic Training Phone _________________ 707-664-2937Head Athletic Trainer _______________________ Bo Owens Phone: 707-664-4316; E-Mail: bo.owens@sonoma.eduAsst. Athletic Trainer _______________________ Julie MillerAthletic Trainer ______________________ Andrew Simpkins

COACHES DIRECTORYBaseball ________________________________ John Goelz Phone: 707-664-2524; E-Mail: john.goelz@sonoma.eduMen’s Basketball ________________________Pat Fuscaldo Phone: 707-664-2110; E-Mail: fuscaldo@sonoma.eduMen’s/Women’s Golf _____________________ Val Verhunce Phone: 707-799-0712; E-Mail: verhunce@sonoma.eduMen’s Soccer _________________________ Marcus Ziemer ___ Phone: 707-664-2614; E-Mail: ziemer@sonoma.eduMen’s Tennis _____________________Steve Cunninghame Phone: 707-664-2657; E-Mail: steve.cunninghame@sonoma.edu

Softball _____________________________ Jennifer Bridges Phone: 707-664-4054; E-Mail: jennifer.bridges@sonoma.edu

Volleyball ________________________________ Bear Grassl Phone: 707-664-2656; E-Mail: bear.grassl@sonoma.eduWomen’s Basketball ______________________ Mark Rigby Phone: 707-664-2498; E-Mail: mark.rigby@sonoma.eduWomen’s Cross Country __________________ Mark James Phone: 707-664-2290; E-Mail: mark.james@sonoma.eduWomen’s Soccer ______________________ Luke Oberkirch Phone: 707-664-2481; E-Mail: luke.oberkirch@sonoma.edu

Women’s Tennis ________________________ Tracey Prince Phone: 707-664-2291; E-Mail: tracey.prince@sonoma.edu

Women’s Water Polo _________________ Coralie Simmons Phone: 707-664-2688; E-Mail: coralie.simmons@sonoma.edu

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DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICSBRANDON BRONZANASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING

Brandon Bronzan is in his eighth year as a member of the Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. Hired as Sports Information Director in 2002, Bronzan was promoted to Assistant Athletics Director in 2006 and Associate Athletics Director in 2008. He was re-classified as the Associate Athletics Director for Communications and Marketing in 2009.Bronzan oversees seven sports within the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics and is involved with the marketing and promotion of all teams and student-athletes. He also handles game scheduling and in 2008 established The Seawolf Sports Network, which broadcasts Sonoma State sporting events on the Internet.

Prior to coming to Sonoma State, Bronzan was a Media Relations Assistant with the Tennessee Smokies, then Class AA affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays. Bronzan also worked for the Visalia Oaks and as a student assistant in the Sports Information department at SSU. He is a 2001 graduate of Sonoma State University with a B.S. in Business Administration (Management).

A member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), Bronzan serves on the organization’s Publica-tions Committee and Membership Services Committee. He is also a voting member of the National Collegiate Baseball Writ-ers of America (NCBWA) and coordinator of the Daktronics All-West Region Division II Men’s Soccer team. This year, he will begin his second year on the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Regional Advisory Committee. A native of Visalia, California, Bronzan resides in Windsor with his wife Tiffany and his daughter, Olivia.

YVONNE BURBANKASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - STUDENT-ATHLETE SERVICES

Yvonne Burbank is in her fourth year as Associate Athletics Director at Sonoma State University in 2009-10. A decorated women’s basketball star at SSU from 1995-99, Yvonne Burbank (then Yvonne Daily) was a team captain and the president of the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). On the court, she helped lead the team to an NCAC co-championship and to back-to-back NCAA regional appearances.

Burbank joined the women’s basketball coaching staff under Mark Rigby from 1999-2001 before moving on to the University of San Francisco for a two-year stint on the Dons’ coaching staff. While at USF, Burbank earned her Master’s Degree in Sports Management.

Prior to returning to Sonoma State, Burbank spent three years as the head girl’s basketball coach at Sonoma Academy in Santa Rosa. She was also an integral part of the academy’s athletic department, overseeing scheduling, game management, and revenue generation. Burbank resides in Santa Rosa with her husband Mark, son Cole, and daughter Lili.

MEGAN CHRISTENSENASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - EVENT MANAGEMENT & OPERATIONS

Megan Christensen is in her third year at Sonoma State University, and in her first year as Assis-tant Athletic Director for Event Management & Operations. Christensen oversees special events, fund raising projects, camps and game day management, as well as coordinating Bidnight Mad-ness- the department’s annual silent/live auction fund raiser.

Christensen joined the department as a staff member after serving as an intern during her final two years as a student. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications from Sonoma State in 2007. Christensen is a former All-Region defender for the Women’s Soccer program at Sonoma State (then Megan Catton). As a team captain, she led her team to two conference tournament appearances in four years. Off the field, she served as the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) president and was named one of Sonoma State University’s Student Woman Leaders of the Year in 2007.

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DIAMOND PARTNERS• Sonoma State Enterprises, Inc.• Wine Country Radio• International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1551• National Electrical Contractors Association Redwood Empire Chapter• Lunardi Electric

PLATINUM PARTNERS• Outback Steakhouse• Hansel Toyota• Toyota Motor Corporation• Hampton Inn & Suites• Southern Wine & Spirits• Doubletree Hotel – Sonoma Wine Country• Barnes & Noble College Booksellers GOLD PARTNERS• Good Nite Inn• Clover Stornetta Farms, Inc.• AT&T Yellow Pages• Southwest Airlines• Les Schwab Tire Center• SSU Alumni Association• Pepsi• Exchange Bank• University Sports Publications, Inc.• Driven Raceway• McLea’s Tire Center• The Community Voice

Sonoma State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics would like to thank the following corporate sponsors for their

support of Seawolves Athletics.

SILVER PARTNERS• Allstate Insurance - Greg Simpkins• Quizno’s at The Wolf Den Plaza• Royal Coach Car Wash- Cotati• Latitude Island Grill – Rohnert Park• University of Sports• Endless Summer Salon at The Wolf Den Plaza

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