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1 2011 DRAKE WOMEN S GOLF 2011 Drake Women s Golf (L-R): Head coach Leanne Smith, Christy Wittmer, Chelsey Falk, Paige Menze, Michelle Mathwick, Kaitlyn Mauk, Rachel Oberheide (no longer on team), Christina Bowery and Hadley Jennings. PLAYER YR. HOMETOWN (LAST SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOl) Christina Bowery Fr. Carmel, Calif. (Santa Catalina School) Chelsey Falk Jr. Glenwood, Minn. (Minnesota/Minnewaska Area) Hadley Jennings Fr. Trenton, Mo. (Trenton) Michelle Mathwick Sr. Greenfield, Wis. (Whitnall) Kaitlyn Mauk Sr. West Des Moines, Iowa (Northern Iowa/Valley) Paige Menze Jr. Oxbow, N.D. (Shanley) Christy Wittmer Jr. Hampton, Iowa (Hampton-Dumont) Head Coach: Leanne Smith 2011 DRAKE WOMEN S GOLF QUICK FACTS Location:... Des Moines, Iowa Founded: Enrollment:...5,668 Nickname:...Bulldogs Conference:...Missouri Valley Colors:... Blue and White President:...David Maxwell Athletics Director:...Sandy Hatfield Clubb Assoc. A.D./Drake Relays:... Brian Brown Assoc. A.D./Facilities:...Mike Cigelman Assoc. A.D./Ext. Affairs:...Dennis Francois Assoc. A.D./SWA:...Heather Weems BULLDOG WOMEN S GOLF BULLDOGS ON THE WEB East Regional May 5-7, 2011 LPGA International Daytona Beach, Fla. Host School: Stetson Statistics, notes and other information on Bulldog women s golf and all other Drake athletic teams can be found on the athletics home page: Central Regional May 5-7, 2011 Warren Golf Course South Bend, Ind. Host School: Notre Dame SPORTS INFORMATION Asst. A.D./Sports Info:... Paul Kirk Office Phone:...(515) Asst./WGolf SID:...Sean Palchick Office Phone:...(515) sean.palchick@drake.edu Assistant SID:... Brock Ascher Office Phone:...(515) CREDITS West Regional May 5-7, 2011 Washington National Golf Club Auburn, Wash. Host School: Washington Women s Golf Championship May 18-21, 2011 Traditions Golf Club College Station, Texas Host School: Texas A&M Head Coach:...Leanne Smith Alma Mater:... Iowa State (2004) Office Phone:... (515) Starters Returning/Lost:...2/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...2/4 Newcomers: The 2011 Drake women s golf media guide was written, designed and edited by Sean Palchick with assistance from A.J. Harrison, Mike Mahon, Paul Morrison and Carolyn Hill. Photography by Chris Donahue and Sean Palchick. Video by Aaron Johnson. Des Moines photos courtesy of the Des Moines Convention and Visitor s Bureau. Cover design by Drake Marketing and Communications and Joe Quinn. 1

2 WELCOME TO DRAKE UNIVERSITY Drake University is a national, coeducational, independent and private university founded in The University is comprised of six colleges and schools that offer more than 70 majors. The College of Arts and Sciences offers numerous undergraduate majors in its four divisions and supports the programs of the other colleges and schools. The College of Business and Public Administration, School of Education, School of Journalism and Mass Communication support extensive undergraduate and graduate programming. The College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, School of Education, and Law School provide professional doctorates. More than 3,000 full-time undergraduate students from 45 states and 56 countries attend Drake University. Total enrollment with part-time, law and graduate students is more than 5,600. The University s student/faculty ratio of 15:1 offers a high-quality, personalized experience with ample opportunity for personal interaction. Nearly all Drake graduates (92 percent in 2008) find career employment or enter graduate school within six months after receiving their degrees. Nearly 80 percent of Drake students graduate having had one or more internships. Approximately 98 percent of Drake full-time undergraduate students receive financial aid, including both merit- and need-based assistance. Drake awards more than 5,000 scholarships each year and more than $65 million in financial assistance is provided to Drake undergraduate students. For the ninth consecutive year, Drake University is listed in the Great Schools, Great Prices category for Midwest master s uni- Drake's 12th President David Maxwell David Maxwell, Ph.D., who has been president of Drake University since May of 1999, has extensive experience in higher education, institutional strategic planning, curriculum planning and international education. An active and widely published scholar on Russian literature, Dr. Maxwell was director of the National Foreign Language Center in Washington, D.C., from 1993 to 1999, after serving as president of Whitman College from 1989 to He was a faculty member and dean of undergraduate studies at Tufts University prior to joining Whitman. Dr. Maxwell earned his bachelor s degree in Russian area studies from Grinnell College in He received his mas- 2 versities in the annual college rankings published by U.S.News & World Report magazine. Drake ranked fifth in the overall rankings of 141 Midwest universities that provide a full range of undergraduate and master s programs, and maintained its No. 2 position in reputation for academic quality (peer assessment). Community Drake combines the benefits of a safe and friendly small town campus with the advantages of a capital city. The Des Moines metro area, with a population of more than 500,000, offers a variety of easily accessible cultural, entertainment and careerbuilding experiences. The capital city of Iowa and a center for insurance, government, publishing, business and more, Des Moines is a great place to land internships or start a career, enjoy modern art or classic architecture, experience metropolitan amenities or explore scenic bicycle trails. The city s diverse offerings include the antiques shops and one-of-a-kind boutiques of historic Valley Junction; downtown s lively East Village and Court Avenue districts; a zoo, science center and art museum; and the annual Des Moines Arts Festival, which is ranked among the top fine arts festivals in the country. But don t just take our word for it. In its July 2008 issue, Kiplinger s Personal Finance magazine named Des Moines one of the top ten best cities in the country to live, work and play. ter s and doctorate degrees in Slavic languages and literatures from Brown University. President Maxwell serves on the Community Board of the Wells Fargo Bank, Iowa/Nebraska and is a member of the Greater Des Moines Committee. He is a past member of the board of the Greater Des Moines Partnership, past president of the Des Moines Higher Education Collaborative, past chair of the Iowa Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, and of the Missouri Valley Conference. Nationally, Dr. Maxwell is a member of the Executive Committee of the Business/Higher Education Forum, the Board of Trustees of the Council on Economic Development and the editorial board of Peer Review. He also is an education associate of the Conference Board.

3 ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Sandy Hatfield Clubb Athletic Director Since Sandy Hatfield Clubb has taken over as athletic director, Drake athletics has gained stature and prominence in the community and recognition nationwide. Quickly and emphatically, Hatfield Clubb has changed the landscape of Drake athletics, both figuratively and literally. A new era in Drake athletics began May 30, 2006, when Hatfield Clubb was named the school s 16th athletic director. The appointment of Hatfield Clubb, who was the senior associate director of athletics and senior women s administrator at Arizona State, further solidified Drake s reputation as a leading institution for the student-athlete experience. Sandy Hatfield Clubb has continued to build on the wonderful progress Drake Athletics has achieved through the years, said Drake President David Maxwell. She has a national reputation of great success in all facets of athletics administration at a major Division I institution and, at the same time, she has an understanding of The Hatfield Clubb family (clockwise from top left): Jeff, Sandy, Tristan and Skyelar. and passion for the distinctive role of athletics at Drake University. Sandy s focus is on the quality of experience for student-athletes and on the value of recreation and wellness programs for the entire community. With her expertise, passion and considerable interpersonal skills, Sandy has been a model leader for Drake Athletics and a wonderful ambassador for the University as a whole. Hatfield Clubb s commitment to excellence in both academics and athletics is shown by the five Drake teams which advanced to NCAA and post-season play the last two years and the 248 student-athletes who achieved over a 3.0 GPA during the fall 2010 semester. Our entire athletics team, inclusive of coaches, staff and administrators, works daily to model the mission of the athletics department, Hatfield Clubb said. President Maxwell s vision for excellence is well-articulated throughout the campus community. Because of Drake s focus on academic success and the true integration of the student-athletes, our commitment to excellence in athletics can be realized. Drake s coaches and staff are the best in the country and I enjoy partnering with them to create the Drake experience for our 350 student-athletes. Hatfield Clubb is the third woman to serve as athletic director in the Missouri Valley Conference. Hatfield Clubb is one of 25 women athletic directors at the 334 schools playing NCAA Division I basketball and the first in Iowa. She is active in the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators, which strives to enhance college athletics and to promote the growth, leadership and success of women as athletics administrators, professional staff, coaches and student-athletes. She is a member of the NCAA Men s Basketball Issues Committee and the WBCA Committee on Basketball Issues. Actively involved in the Des Moines community, Hatfield Clubb serves on the Board of Directors for Meals from the Heartland, The United Way, Character Counts in Iowa and the Iowa Sports Foundation. Hatfield Clubb was honored by the Des Moines Business Record as one of the newspapers s 2010 Women of Influence. Hatfield Clubb and Drake women s basketball coach Amy Stephens were part of a small group of Iowans, representing Meals from the Heartland, who spent six days last May as part of a goodwill trip to earthquake-ravaged Haiti. An avid swimmer, Hatfield Clubb grew up in Bethesda, Md., and her husband, Jeff Clubb, is a native of Sigourney, Iowa. They are the parents of two children - a son, Tristan, and a daughter, Skyelar. Hatfield Clubb earned a bachelor s degree in business administration and a master s degree in education from the University of Texas-El Paso. Upon graduation, she was assistant aquatics coach at Washington and Lee University from August 1989 through July She joined Arizona State in 1990 as a management intern and became assistant to the director of athletics in She was promoted to assistant director of athletics for student and administrative services in In 1998 Hatfield Clubb was named associate director of athletics for student and academic services at Arizona State. She was promoted to ASU s senior associate director of athletics in 2002 and served as the senior woman administrator to the Pacific-10 Conference and the NCAA. In her 16 years at Arizona State, Hatfield Clubb had a broad range of experience in all aspects of athletics, from direct oversight and administration of intercollegiate programs, compliance and academic support, management, personnel and budget, to fundraising and community relations. Brian Brown Associate A.D./ Drake Relays Dir. Mike Cigelman Associate A.D. Dennis Francois Associate A.D. Heather Weems Associate A.D. Paul Kirk Assistant A.D./ Media Relations Cody Edwards Compliance Director Brian Gabel G.M. of Drake Sports Network Andrew Hudson Senior Advisor to A.D./ Major Gift Officer Megan Schneider Director of Ticket Operations 3

4 2010 SEASON IN REVIEW 2010 DRAKE WOMEN S GOLF SPRING RESULTS EVENT GODWIN LANSING MATHWICK MAUK VOGT VUKMIR TEAM Edwin Watts/Kiawah Island Invitational = = = =251 DNP = = holes Feb T-149th T-78th T-123th T-146th T-47th 25th Kiawah Island, S.C. Jackrabbit Classic = = =224 DNP = = = holes March T-38th 1st T-8th T-41st T-16th 3rd Primm, Nev. Monterey Invitational = = =229 DNP = = = holes March T-24th 2nd 4th T-24th T-12th 2nd Monterey, Calif. Southern Illinois Invitational 82-84= = = = = = = holes March T-34th 1st T-12th T-46th T-16th T-12th 2nd Carbondale, Ill. Bradley Invitational = = = = = = = holes April 5-6 T-13th 1st 4th T-7th T-17th T-5th 1st Peoria, Ill. State Farm MVC Championship = = =239 DNP = = = holes April T-36th 1st T-21st T-18th T-15th 2nd Newburgh, Ind DRAKE WOMEN S GOLF FALL RESULTS EVENT FALK JENNINGS MATHWICK MAUK MENZE WITTMER TEAM Redbird Invitational = = = =247 DNP DNP = holes Sept T-31st T-53rd T-53rd T-50th 9th Normal, Ill. Iowa Invitational = = = =244 DNP = = holes Sept T-22nd T-35th T-11th 27th 19th 4th Iowa City, Iowa Badger Invitational = = = =236 DNP = = holes Sept th T-57th T-22nd T-39th T-54th 11th Madison, Wis. Missouri State/Payne Stewart Memorial = = =243 DNP = = = holes Oct T-45th 91st T-39th T-82nd T-56th 14th Spirngfield, Mo. FIU Pat Bradley Invitational = = = WD=171 DNP = = holes Oct. 31-Nov. 2 55th T-rd 20th 81st 76th 14th Fort Myers, Fla. **Rachel Oberheide played in Redbird Invitational finishing T-57th ( =251) in only appearance for Drake** 2010 DRAKE WOMEN S GOLF ACCOMPLISHMENTS Drake finishes in the top-three in five of the six tournaments the Bulldogs competed in during the spring campaign, including capturing the title at the Bradley Invitational. The Bulldogs turned in a second-place showing at the State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Championship, to match their best finish in program history (2009). Senior Olivia Lansing captures medalist honors for the second time in her career winning the title at the State Farm MVC Championship. Lansing named the MVC Golfer of the for the second time. Lansing at fellow senior Elena Vukmir tabbed as MVC Scholar-Athlete selections, Lansing being named to the first team, while Vukmir collected honorable mention laurels. Lansing qualifies as an at-large selection for the NCAA Championship. Drake posted 32 rounds of 75 or lower in the spring campaign, including 15 straight by Lansing to end the season. Lansing and Vukmir each posted season-low rounds of 70 at the Jackrabbit Invitational (March 15-16), while Lansing matched that feat during the second round of the Bradley Invitational. 4

5 HEAD COACH LEANNE SMITH LEANNE SMITH Head Coach First Season /Fifth Overall Iowa State (2004) Leanne Smith, who has served as an assistant coach with the Drake men s and women s golf programs since 2006, is in her first season as head women s golf coach for the Bulldogs. Along with head coach Scott Bohlender, Smith undertook a start up program in women s golf in In four years, it has scored three All-American Scholars in Olivia Lansing (2008, 2009), Michelle Mathwick (2008, 2009) and Elena Vukmir (2008,2009 ). Lansing also garnered All-MVC medalist honors in 2008 and 2010, while earning an at-large berth in the 2010 NCAA Central Regional. It is with great enthusiasm that I welcome Leanne Smith as the new head women s golf coach at Drake University, said Drake athletic director Sandy Hatfield Clubb. As the former assistant coach of our men s and women s golf programs, she demonstrated both extraordinary coaching skills as well as the ability to establish a highly effective relationship with her players. Drake is fortunate to add her to the head coaching ranks, and I look forward to the program continuing to flourish under her leadership. I am really excited to take over the women s program at Drake, said Smith. I have had such a great experience these last four years and I am thankful to Coach Bohlender (Scott) who has helped me so much. We have a great group of women coming back this year and I can t wait to get started. Leanne (Smith) has been part of our program for four years and has been instrumental in growing our students into better people as well as better golfers, added Bohlender. She has been involved in almost every aspect of the program from day one and I am confident the transition will be a smooth one for all involved. The Creston, Iowa, native was a four-year letterwinner at Iowa State, earning Big 12 Academic All-Conference honors in 2002 and She earned a bachelor of science degree in marketing, with a coaching minor, in Coaching Experience Head Coach Drake University, 2010-present Assistant Coach Drake University, Pl a y i n g Ho n o r s Four-year letterwinner at Iowa State Two-time Academic All-Big XII selection Qualified United States Amateur , 2004 Qualified United States Public Links Championship Played on Futures Tour Ed u c a t i o n Bachelor s Degree - Marketing, Iowa State, 2004 Leanne Smith takes over the helm of the Bulldog women s golf program after four successful seasons as an assistant coach. Smith played in the U.S. Amateur in 2001 and 2004 as well as the 2004 U.S. Women s Public Links Championship. She won the Des Moines Women s City Tournament in 2002 and 2004 and was runner-up in the 2009 Iowa Women s Amateur Golf Championship. Smith turned pro in November of 2005 and played in the Futures Tour for two years. Leanne and her husband, Russ, have two daughters, Adelaide and Eva. DRAKE WOMEN S GOLF ACCOLADES MVC GOLFER OF THE WEEK Olivia Lansing, March 19, 2007 Olivia Lansing, April 4, 2007 Olivia Lansing, Oct. 8, 2008 Olivia Lansing, Oct. 15, 2008 Olivia Lansing, Oct. 22, 2008 Olivia Lansing, Feb. 25, 2009 Olivia Lansing, April 8, 2009 Olivia Lansing, March 17, 2010 Olivia Lansing, March 24, 2010 Olivia Lansing, March 31, 2010 Olivia Lansing, April 7, 2010 ALL-MVC SELECTIONS Kelly Godwin Olivia Lansing , 2009, 2010 MVC TOURNAMENT MEDALISTS Olivia Lansing , 2010 MVC GOLFER OF THE YEAR Olivia Lansing , 2010 MVC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE SELECTIONS Olivia Lansing , 2009, 2010 Elena Vukmir (HM) NATIONAL GOLF COACHES ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICAN SCHOLAR ATHLETES Olivia Lansing , 2009 Michelle Mathwick , 2009 Elena Vukmir , 2009 NCAA TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANT Olivia Lansing Italics indicates acive player 5

6 2011 DRAKE BULLDOGS MICHELLE MATHWICK Senior Greenfield, Wis. Whitnall Fall Paced team with 20th-place finish of =224 at Florida International Pat Bradley Invitational...team leader placing 39th with =243 at Missouri State/ Payne Stewart Memorial...led team tied for 22nd with =230 at Badger Invitational...team leading scorer finishing tied for 11th at Hawkeye Invitational carding a =236...Spring Finished 21st at MVC Championship with =239...had 77.5 average based on 17 rounds...posted a fourth-place finish with =229 at the Monterey Invitational...tied for eighth at the Jackrabbit Invitational with a =224...tied for 12th at Southern Illinois Invitational...fourth at Bradley Invitational with =226...Fall Shot =236 to tie for 19th at the Hawkeye Invitational...tied for 17th at Missouri State/Payne Stewart Memorial with =232...Spring Had stroke average based on 11 rounds...finished 27th at MVC Championships with =240...tied for 27th at Hotels at Grand Prairie Classic with Fall Carded 80.4 average based on eight rounds...tied for 18th at Lady Red Wolf Classic, while tying for 20th at Missouri Valley Conference Fall Preview...Spring Posted 84.2 average based on 13 rounds...tied for 19th at MVC Championships with =244...Fall Had 83.0 average based on 11 rounds...other - Earned second straight trip to the 2010 U.S. Public Links Championship after winning sectional qualifying at Otter Creek in Ankeny, Iowa...played in 2009 U.S. Women s Amateur Public Links Championship during summer...tied for third in 2009 Des Moines Women s City golf tournament...prep - Earned first team All-Woodland Conference honors at Whitnall High in 2005 and 2007, while competing on boy s golf team...named most valuable performer on boy s golf team three straight years...led Whitnall to third place in 2007 Wisconsin state boys regional with team-best score of 82...also three-year letterwinner on women s tennis team...named recipient of Women s Sports Advocates of Wisconsin Award of Excellence at Whitnall... Personal - Accounting and marketing major...named to and National Golf Coaches Association AllAmerican Scholar Team For Division I...awarded the and MVC Commissioner s Academic Excellence 6 Award...member of Big Brothers/Sisters Program...daughter of Jay and Shelley Mathwick...born Dec. 11, Rounds Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Strokes 913 1, ,318 1,181 6, KAITLYN MAUK Senior West Des Moines, Iowa Valley/Northern Iowa Fall Finished tied for 39th with =236 at Badger Invitational...carded =244 to place 27th at Hawkeye Invitational...tied for 50th with =247 at Redbird Invitational...Spring Tied for seventh at Bradley Invitational with = tied for 46th at Southern Illinois Invitational...Fall Shot at Florida International/Pat Bradley Invitational to tie for 56th...tied for 50th at Missouri State/Payne Stewart Memorial with =244...tied for 83rd at Golf Week Conference Challenge...Spring Tied for 28th at Hiddenbrooke Intercollegiate meet with =250...had average based on nine rounds...had low round 76 at Islander Spring Classic...Fall Was sixth at Lady Red Wolf Classic...tied for 23rd at MVC Fall Preview...recorded 79.8 stroke average based on 11 rounds...spring 2008 Tied for 30th at MVC Championship...owned 84.0 average based on 13 rounds...opened season finishing 29th at Baja Invitational...Fall Transfer from Northern Iowa...carded 81.7 average for 11 rounds...tied for 11th at Western Illinois Invitational with 82-76=158...tied for 28th at Lamkin Cup Cal Poly Invitational with 82-75=157...Other - Tied for eighth in the 2010 Iowa Women s Amateur Championship...placed fifth at 2009 Des Moines Women s City golf tournament...finished sixth at the Iowa Women s Amateur golf championship...finished seventh at the 2008 Iowa Women s Amateur, shooting a =231...Prep - Earned fifth place individual honors and helped lead Valley High to the 2006 Iowa Class 4A state golf team title...four time all-conference selection...placed

7 2011 DRAKE BULLDOGS tenth in the 2005 Iowa Class 4A state meet, leading Valley to a third place team finish...top medalist in the 2005 Class 4A Regional Championship...paced Valley to a fourth place team finish at the 2004 Iowa Class 4A state meet while placing eighth individually...personal - Marketing major...awarded the MVC Commissioner s Academic Excellence Award... volunteer for Big Brothers/Big Sisters...daughter of Rick and Linda Mauk...born July 17, Rounds Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Strokes 899 1, , PAIGE MENZE Junior Oxbow, N.D. Shanley Fall Tied for 82nd with =265 at Missouri State/Payne Stewart Memorial... Fall Tied for 31st at MVC Fall Preview with 84-87= Other - Tied for sixth in the second flight of the 2010 Iowa Women s Amateur Championship...Prep - Led Shanley High to consecutive 2006 and 2007 North Dakota Class A state golf team titles while earning individual runner-up honors as a senior...was the Eastern Dakota Conference tournament individual medalist in member of the 2004 North Dakota Class B state golf team champions while competing for Kindred High...Personal - Marketing and public relations major...recipient of Drake Presidential Scholarship...daughter of Rich and Ronda Menze...born Aug. 8, Fall 2008 Fall 2010 Rounds Strokes CHRISTY WITTMER Junior Hampton, Iowa Hampton-Dumont Fall Finished tied for 56th with =248 at Missouri State/Payne Stewart Memorial...tied for 54th with =248 at Badger Invitational...finished 19th shooting =241 at Hawkeye Invitational...Other - Shot =231 to place first in the first flight and eighth overall in the 2010 Iowa Women s Amateur Championship...Prep - Won individual title at 2006 and 2008 Iowa Class 2A state tournaments, while competing for Hampton-Dumont High School...runner-up at 2007 Iowa Class 2A state meet...led Hampton-Dumont to the 2008 Iowa Class 2A state team title, capping off an unbeaten season record for the team...medalist at the 2007 Iowa Class 1A Coed tournament with classmate, Dillon Drew...also captured medalist titles at 2007 and 2008 North Central Conference meet as well as district and regional meets...personal - Broadcast journalism major...daughter of Doug and Cindy Wittmer...born Feb. 27, Fall 2010 Rounds Strokes 12 1, ,

8 2011 DRAKE BULLDOGS DRAKE NEWCOMERS CHELSEY FALK Junior Glenwood, Minn. Minnewaska Area/Minnesota Fall Finished 55th with 84-80=237 at Florida International Pat Bradley Invitational...tied for 45th with =245 at Missouri State/Payne Stewart Memorial...shot to finish 47th at Badger Invitational...tied for 22nd with =243 at Hawkeye Invitational...led team at Redbird Invitational shooting a =242 to tie for 31st...Before Drake Transfer from University of Minnesota...redshirted in Other - Participated in 2009 U.S. Women s Amateur Qualifer...was second alternate for 2009 U.S. Publinks Tournament...carded a 36-hole score of 156 in the 2009 Minnesota State Open...shot a 54-hole total of 234 in 2009 Minnesota State Amateur...shot a 3-over par 75 in stroke play to qualify for the 2009 Minnesota State Match Play...played in the 2008 U.S. Women s Amateur Qualifier...finished in a tie for 19th in the President s Flight of the 2008 Minnesota Women s State Amateur...Prep - Three-time golf letterwinner and 2008 graduate of Minnewaska Area High School...team won back-to-back-to-back Minnesota State Championships in Class A (2006, 2007) and AA (2008)...finished in a tie for 11th individually at the 2007 state tournament...also lettered in cross country and swimming...personal - Management and marketing major...daughter of Pat and Peggy Falk... born July 18, Fall 2010 Rounds Strokes 15 1, , multiple events, including the year ending Tournament of Champions three times...led prep team to fourth-place finish at season ending Central Coast Section tournament... Personal - International Business major...recipient of Drake Presidential Scholarship...daughter of Michael and Maria Bowery...born July 18, 1992 in Carmel, Calif. HADLEY JENNINGS Freshman Trenton, Mo. Trenton Fall Shot =249 at Badger Invitational to tie for 57th...finished tied for 35th with =248 at Hawkeye Invitational...tied for 53rd with =248 at Redbird Invitational...Prep - Led team to district championships in 2007 and 2009 for Trenton Senior High district individual champion and placed fifth at the Missouri Class 2A state golf meet...placed 14th at state meet as junior and 17th as sophomore...member of the state choir and band...graduated in top five of her class academically...personal - Business major...recipient of Drake Presidential and Legacy Scholarships...daughter of Dave and Cindy Jennings...her father and two cousins are Drake graduates...born Nov. 7, 1991 in Trenton, Mo. Fall 2010 Rounds Strokes 15 1,2 15 1, CRISTINA BOWERY Freshman Carmel, Calif. Santa Catalina School Prep - Captain of Santa Catalina High team as senior...member of the AT&T Pebble Beach Junior Golf Association where she won 8