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2015-2016Year-In-Review

Credits: The 2015-16 Northeastern State University Golf“Year-In-Review” media guide is a production of the NSU Media Relations Department and the NSU Marketing and Communications Department. The contents were written, designed and edited by Assistant AD for Media Relations, Cedrique Flemming. Photography credits to Pete Henshaw and Cedrique Flemming.

TABLE OF CONTENTS STAFF ---------------------------------------------------------5-6

SCHOLARSHIPS----------------------------------------------7

NSU CLASSIC ------------------------------------------------ 8

TRADITION -----------------------------------------------------9

2016-17 SCHEDULE --------------------------------------- 10

MEN’S YEAR IN REVIEW -------------------------------- 11

MEN’S GOLFERS ---------------------------------------12-16

MEN’S 2015-16 RESULTS -------------------------- 17-19

WOMEN’S YEAR IN REVIEW ------------------------- 20

WOMEN’S GOLFERS ---------------------------------21-25

WOMEN’S 2015-16 RESULTS -------------------26-28

AWARDS ------------------------------------------------------ 29

COURSE PARTNERS --------------------------------30-31

2015-16 | YEAR-IN-REVIEW

Since joining the NSU athletic staff in the summer of 1998, head golf coach Scott Varner has made a tremendous impact on the RiverHawks golf programs. Varner, the Director of Golf, also serves as the NSU Athletics Strength and Conditioning Coordinator.

The 2016-17 season will be Varner’s 19th at the helm of the NSU programs. He has won five conference coach of the year honors (4 Lone Star Conference, 1 MIAA) and four region coach of the year accolades (2 West, 1 South Central, 1 Central).

The Stillwater native returned to his home state after a brief two-year stint at the University of Louisiana Monroe, an NCAA Division I institution.

Prior to that, Varner led the East Central University golf teams from a fledgling program to a national contender in just a couple of years.

His ECU squads consistently were ranked among the nations best at the NAIA level. Varner was also the defensive line coach and strength and conditioning coordinator on the ECU football team that won the NAIA National Champion-ship in 1993, and his 1995 golf team was a mere three holes from winning the national title. Varner’s programs have always enjoyed tremendous success at

the national level.

The NSU women have made 15 appearances in the NCAA Division II National Tournament in 18 years, making eight finals appearances. They were ranked in the top 25 nationally for the 17th-straight year, most of the time in the top 10. The men have been nationally ranked in the top 25 for 17 straight years and have earned 16 NCAA trips in 18 years, including 12 in a row to the NCAA II Regional Championship.

During his career, Varner has coached 30 All-Americans and 32 Academic All-Americans, six of which were first team choices. An avid advocate of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Varner is the sponsor of the NSU FCA chapter. The legendary Tom Osborn honored Varner in 1995 when he was selected the Southeast Oklahoma FCA Coach of the Year. In 2004, he was named the Oklahoma FCA Coach of the Year and was honored by FCA founder Don McClanen and Coach/Senator Dr. Tom Osborn. He also holds membership in the Golf Coaches Association of America, is a certified strength and conditioning special-ist (C.S.C.S.) with the National Strength and Conditioning Association and the Oklahoma Coaches Association.

A two-time high school golf team champion, an All-State selection in 1979 at Stillwater High School and the State Junior Cham-pions Invitational champion in 1980, Varner was also an All-District selection in football. He lettered in golf at the University of North Texas where he helped the Mean Green to the NCAA Championship Tournament and finished 20th in the nation.

He completed his bachelor’s degree in health and physical education from Oklahoma State University in 1986 with a conver-sion endorsement in biology, anatomy and physiology. He earned a master’s degree in exercise science from East Central University in 1990.

Varner and his wife Monica Kay have been married for 30 years and have two boys, Michael and Brian. He and his family are members of 1st United Methodist Church in Claremore.

Head Coach

Scott Varner

Varner has been nominated and has served on numerous national and regional committees. They include:

naIa national rater ..........................................................1992-97ncaa II Men’s South central regional chairman ............... 2002ncaa II Women’s West regional chairman ........................ 2003ncaa II national Women’s committee ...........................2002-06ncaa II Men’s regional committee ................................2001-07ncaa II Women’s regional committee ..........................2002-07

Lone Star conference Women’s chair ............................2007-09Lone Star conference Men’s chair ..................................2010-11Gcaa Men’s coaches Poll rater, ncaa II.............2008-PresentnGca Women’s coaches Poll rater, ncaa II .......2008-Presentncaa II Men’s central regional committee ...................2012-15

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Since joining the NSU athletic staff in the summer of 1998, head golf coach Scott Varner has made a tremendous impact on the RiverHawks golf programs. Varner, the Director of Golf, also serves as the NSU Athletics Strength and Conditioning Coordinator.

The 2016-17 season will be Varner’s 19th at the helm of the NSU programs. He has won five conference coach of the year honors (4 Lone Star Conference, 1 MIAA) and four region coach of the year accolades (2 West, 1 South Central, 1 Central).

The Stillwater native returned to his home state after a brief two-year stint at the University of Louisiana Monroe, an NCAA Division I institution.

Prior to that, Varner led the East Central University golf teams from a fledgling program to a national contender in just a couple of years.

His ECU squads consistently were ranked among the nations best at the NAIA level. Varner was also the defensive line coach and strength and conditioning coordinator on the ECU football team that won the NAIA National Champion-ship in 1993, and his 1995 golf team was a mere three holes from winning the national title. Varner’s programs have always enjoyed tremendous success at

the national level.

The NSU women have made 15 appearances in the NCAA Division II National Tournament in 18 years, making eight finals appearances. They were ranked in the top 25 nationally for the 17th-straight year, most of the time in the top 10. The men have been nationally ranked in the top 25 for 17 straight years and have earned 16 NCAA trips in 18 years, including 12 in a row to the NCAA II Regional Championship.

During his career, Varner has coached 30 All-Americans and 32 Academic All-Americans, six of which were first team choices. An avid advocate of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Varner is the sponsor of the NSU FCA chapter. The legendary Tom Osborn honored Varner in 1995 when he was selected the Southeast Oklahoma FCA Coach of the Year. In 2004, he was named the Oklahoma FCA Coach of the Year and was honored by FCA founder Don McClanen and Coach/Senator Dr. Tom Osborn. He also holds membership in the Golf Coaches Association of America, is a certified strength and conditioning special-ist (C.S.C.S.) with the National Strength and Conditioning Association and the Oklahoma Coaches Association.

A two-time high school golf team champion, an All-State selection in 1979 at Stillwater High School and the State Junior Cham-pions Invitational champion in 1980, Varner was also an All-District selection in football. He lettered in golf at the University of North Texas where he helped the Mean Green to the NCAA Championship Tournament and finished 20th in the nation.

He completed his bachelor’s degree in health and physical education from Oklahoma State University in 1986 with a conver-sion endorsement in biology, anatomy and physiology. He earned a master’s degree in exercise science from East Central University in 1990.

Varner and his wife Monica Kay have been married for 30 years and have two boys, Michael and Brian. He and his family are members of 1st United Methodist Church in Claremore.

Head Coach

Scott Varner

Varner has been nominated and has served on numerous national and regional committees. They include:

naIa national rater ..........................................................1992-97ncaa II Men’s South central regional chairman ............... 2002ncaa II Women’s West regional chairman ........................ 2003ncaa II national Women’s committee ...........................2002-06ncaa II Men’s regional committee ................................2001-07ncaa II Women’s regional committee ..........................2002-07

Lone Star conference Women’s chair ............................2007-09Lone Star conference Men’s chair ..................................2010-11Gcaa Men’s coaches Poll rater, ncaa II.............2008-PresentnGca Women’s coaches Poll rater, ncaa II .......2008-Presentncaa II Men’s central regional committee ...................2012-15

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nSU aSSIStantBiosThe 2015-16 campaign was the third for Kyle Fouts as a graduate assistant. He began his coaching career after competing for the NSU men’s golf team for four years.

One of the most decorated players in school history, Fouts played in 40 career tournaments and missed just one event in his illustrious career. He carded more rounds of 70 or better (10) than he did in the 80’s (8), and his career-best finish was a solo fourth at the 2010 MSSU Spring Invitational (71-77=148). He shot a career-best two-round score of 144 (74-70) at the 2012 Dave Falconer Memorial Invitational to finish T-7, and his career-low three-round score of 212 (68-74-70) was carded at the 2013 Bash at the Beach.

His best individual round of 67 came at the 2010 Lone Star Conference Championship (9th, 74-72-67). He recorded 12 career top-10 finishes and was a three-time all-conference performer (2013 All-MIAA, 2011 All-LSC, 2010 All-LSC). He was also named to the 2013 Division II PING All-Central Region team.

Fouts earned a bachelor of science degree in health and human performance from Northeastern State in 2013, and he is currently working toward a masters degree in kinesiology.

The Carrollton, Texas, native competed at Hebron High School, where he won the District 6-5A Championship as a junior and finished runner up as a senior. He was also a two-time first team all-district performer, and he is the son of Doug and Suzanne Fouts.

KYLe FoUtSGraduate assistant

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Brad Hager served in his first year as a graduate assistant during the 2015-16 season. He was a four-year letterwinner for the RiverHawks where he competed in 30 tournaments. He was named to the 2014 All-MIAA First Team. He was also a one-time MIAA Athlete of the Week and a three-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2013-15).

BraD HaGerGraduate assistant

The 2015-16 season was the first as a graduate assistant for Arizona Chin. She competed as a member of the NSU women’s golf team from 2011-15 where she was a three-year letterwinner. She played in 26 events and posted five career top-10 finishes. She was named to the 2014 All-MIAA Second Team and she was also a one-time MIAA Athlete of the Week. She was selected as a 2014 MIAA Scholar-Athlete and was twice honored as a WGCA All-American Scholar (2014-15). She was also a three-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2013-15).

arIZona cHInGraduate assistant


JoHn GrUBBSScholarship

The John Grubbs Scholarship is given annually to an outstanding student-athlete with the NSU golf program, and it is named after former golf letterman John Grubbs. John was the son of Terry and Jeannie Grubbs of Muskogee. Terry and Jeannie Grubbs are dear friends of our golf program and have been fabulous supporters of NSU Golf. They desired to memorialize John, our former team-mate, in a way that would benefit NSU Golf, which John and his family were passionate about.

KennY raMSDeLLScholarship

The Kenny Ramsdell Scholarship is given annually to an outstanding student-athlete in our golf program. The award is named to honor Kenny Ramsdell and put in place by his wife Donna and his family. Kenny was loved by many in this community. The family wanted to memorialize him by benefiting student-athletes involved with intercollegiate golf at NSU, as golf was something Kenny was passionate about.

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Year Name2000............. Jerod Niles2001.............. Levi Molini2002..............Eric Moore2003............Cliff Bounds2004......Brad Fleetwood2005.. Brad Risenhoover2006............. Brian Ward2007..........Joby Dutcher2008.............Sam Moore

Year Name2009............ Sam Powell2010........... Brady Wood2011........... Jacob Bartel2012.........Casey Nelson2013.............. Kyle Fouts2014......Jordan Perceful2015.............Brad Hager2016.... Brent Williamson

ScHoLarSHIP recIPIentS:

Year Name2003..............Jenny Huff2004........ Danielle Miron2005.............Alli Toomer2006.............Cole Brown2007...........Chris Curran2008....... Courtney Epps2009........Stephanie Bird

Year Name2010............. Katie Miller2011..... Shaunda Petree2012....Whitney McAteer 2013...Kelsey Kirkpatrick2014...........Arizona Chin2015........ Brooke Allison2016.....Kayla Schroeder

ScHoLarSHIP recIPIentS:

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nSU cLaSSIc

CHAMPIONSMen1999........................................NSU2000 ................... Abilene Christian2001 .......................Oklahoma City2002 .......................................NSU2003 .......................................NSU2004 .......................................NSU2005...............................Washburn2006...............................Washburn2007...............................Washburn2008.................... Abilene Christian2009..................... Central Missouri2010.................. Central Oklahoma2011.................. Central Oklahoma2012........Southwestern Oklahoma2013..................... Central Missouri2014.................. Central Oklahoma2015.................... Henderson State

WoMen1999........................................ NSU2000 ................Southern Nazarene2001 ....................... Oklahoma City2002 ....................... Oklahoma City2003 ...............................St. Mary’s2004...................Central Oklahoma2005...............Western Washington2006....................................... Drury2007......................... Tarleton State2008...................Central Oklahoma2009........................................ NSU2010........................................ NSU2011........................................ NSU2012........................................ NSU2013........................Arkansas Tech2014...................Central Oklahoma2015................ Oklahoma Christian8


Men’S traDItIon• 4 Lone Star Conference Championships: 2005, 2006, 2007, & 2009.

• 15 NCAA Division II Regional Championship Tour-nament appearances: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, & 2015.

• 15 years ranked in NCAA Division II Top 25 nation-ally.

• Highest National Ranking in NCAA Division II: 7th in 2002 & 2004.

• Highest NCAA Division II Championship finish: 7th in 2004.

• NCAA Division II Regional Champions: 2004.

• All-time scoring record: 39-under par at Lone Star Conference Tournament.

WOMEN’S TRADITION• 6 Conference Championships: 5 Lone Star (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, & 2006), 1 MIAA (2016).

• 15 NCAA Division II Regional Championship Tournament appearances: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, & 2016.

• 8 NCAA Division II National Tournament Finals appearances: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2013 & 2016.

• Nationally-ranked in Top 10 for 10 years total.

• Nationally-ranked in Top 25 for 18 straight years.

• Highest NCAA Division II National Ranking: 3rd in 2001, 2011 & 2012.

• NCAA Division II Championship highest finish: 3rd in 2000.

• NCAA Division II West Region Champions: 2003 & 2004.

• NCAA Championship Final High Team GPA Award: 20169

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nSU cLaSSIc

CHAMPIONSMen1999........................................NSU2000 ................... Abilene Christian2001 .......................Oklahoma City2002 .......................................NSU2003 .......................................NSU2004 .......................................NSU2005...............................Washburn2006...............................Washburn2007...............................Washburn2008.................... Abilene Christian2009..................... Central Missouri2010.................. Central Oklahoma2011.................. Central Oklahoma2012........Southwestern Oklahoma2013..................... Central Missouri2014.................. Central Oklahoma2015.................... Henderson State

WoMen1999........................................ NSU2000 ................Southern Nazarene2001 ....................... Oklahoma City2002 ....................... Oklahoma City2003 ...............................St. Mary’s2004...................Central Oklahoma2005...............Western Washington2006....................................... Drury2007......................... Tarleton State2008...................Central Oklahoma2009........................................ NSU2010........................................ NSU2011........................................ NSU2012........................................ NSU2013........................Arkansas Tech2014...................Central Oklahoma2015................ Oklahoma Christian8


Men’S traDItIon• 4 Lone Star Conference Championships: 2005, 2006, 2007, & 2009.

• 15 NCAA Division II Regional Championship Tour-nament appearances: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, & 2015.

• 15 years ranked in NCAA Division II Top 25 nation-ally.

• Highest National Ranking in NCAA Division II: 7th in 2002 & 2004.

• Highest NCAA Division II Championship finish: 7th in 2004.

• NCAA Division II Regional Champions: 2004.

• All-time scoring record: 39-under par at Lone Star Conference Tournament.

WOMEN’S TRADITION• 6 Conference Championships: 5 Lone Star (1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, & 2006), 1 MIAA (2016).

• 15 NCAA Division II Regional Championship Tournament appearances: 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, & 2016.

• 8 NCAA Division II National Tournament Finals appearances: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2013 & 2016.

• Nationally-ranked in Top 10 for 10 years total.

• Nationally-ranked in Top 25 for 18 straight years.

• Highest NCAA Division II National Ranking: 3rd in 2001, 2011 & 2012.

• NCAA Division II Championship highest finish: 3rd in 2000.

• NCAA Division II West Region Champions: 2003 & 2004.

• NCAA Championship Final High Team GPA Award: 20169

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northeastern State 2016-17 Women’s ScheduleSept. 6-7 NCAA D-II Central Region Fall Preview Olathe, Kan. Prairie Highlands GC

Sept. 12-13 18th annual nSU Women’s classic tahlequah, okla. cherokee Springs GcSept. 26-27 MIAA Fall Preview Warrensburg, Mo. Keth Memorial GC

Oct. 3-4 RCB UCO Classic Edmond, Okla. Fairfax GC

Oct. 10-11 Western Washington Invitational Bellingham, Wash. Bellingham CC

Feb. 13-14 Lady Rattler Invitational San Antonio, Texas The Dominion CC

March 6-7 Diffee Ford Lincoln Invitational Edmond, Okla. Kickingbird GC

April 3-4 Argonaut Invitational Pensacola, Fla. Marcus Pointe GC

April 10-11 NCAA D-II Central Region Spring Preview Springfield, Mo. Rivercut GC

April 24-26 2017 MIAA Championship Kansas City, Mo. Swope Memorial GC

May 8-10 2017 NCAA Central Super Regional Sioux Falls, S.D. Minnehaha CC

northeastern State 2016-17 Men’s ScheduleSept. 12-13 UNK Invitational* Axtell, Neb. Awarii Dunes GC

Sept. 19-20 18th annual nSU Men’s classic Muskogee, okla. Muskogee GcSept. 26-27 WNMU Fall Intercollegiate Goodyear, Ariz. Golf Club of Estrella

Oct. 10-11 MWSU/Holiday Inn Express Invitational Country Club, Mo. St. Joseph CC

Oct. 17-18 Lindenwood Invitational* St. Charles, Mo. The Missouri Bluffs GC

Feb. 20-21 Rattler Invitational San Antonio, Texas The Dominion CC

March 13-14 Dave Falconer Classic Danville, Ark. Chamberlyne CC

April 3-4 Argonaut Invitational Pensacola, Fla. Pensacola CC

April 17-18 FHSU Invitational* Hays, Kan. Smoky Hill CC

April 24-26 2017 MIAA Championship Spring Hill, Kan. Sycamore Ridge GC

May 8-10 2017 NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional Axtell, Neb. Awarii Dunes GC10

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northeastern State 2016-17 Women’s ScheduleSept. 6-7 NCAA D-II Central Region Fall Preview Olathe, Kan. Prairie Highlands GC

Sept. 12-13 18th annual nSU Women’s classic tahlequah, okla. cherokee Springs GcSept. 26-27 MIAA Fall Preview Warrensburg, Mo. Keth Memorial GC

Oct. 3-4 RCB UCO Classic Edmond, Okla. Fairfax GC

Oct. 10-11 Western Washington Invitational Bellingham, Wash. Bellingham CC

Feb. 13-14 Lady Rattler Invitational San Antonio, Texas The Dominion CC

March 6-7 Diffee Ford Lincoln Invitational Edmond, Okla. Kickingbird GC

April 3-4 Argonaut Invitational Pensacola, Fla. Marcus Pointe GC

April 10-11 NCAA D-II Central Region Spring Preview Springfield, Mo. Rivercut GC

April 24-26 2017 MIAA Championship Kansas City, Mo. Swope Memorial GC

May 8-10 2017 NCAA Central Super Regional Sioux Falls, S.D. Minnehaha CC

northeastern State 2016-17 Men’s ScheduleSept. 12-13 UNK Invitational* Axtell, Neb. Awarii Dunes GC

Sept. 19-20 18th annual nSU Men’s classic Muskogee, okla. Muskogee GcSept. 26-27 WNMU Fall Intercollegiate Goodyear, Ariz. Golf Club of Estrella

Oct. 10-11 MWSU/Holiday Inn Express Invitational Country Club, Mo. St. Joseph CC

Oct. 17-18 Lindenwood Invitational* St. Charles, Mo. The Missouri Bluffs GC

Feb. 20-21 Rattler Invitational San Antonio, Texas The Dominion CC

March 13-14 Dave Falconer Classic Danville, Ark. Chamberlyne CC

April 3-4 Argonaut Invitational Pensacola, Fla. Pensacola CC

April 17-18 FHSU Invitational* Hays, Kan. Smoky Hill CC

April 24-26 2017 MIAA Championship Spring Hill, Kan. Sycamore Ridge GC

May 8-10 2017 NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional Axtell, Neb. Awarii Dunes GC10


rIVerHaWKS Men’S2015-16 Year-In-Review

Written by NSU Head Coach Scott Varner

This past year was another up and down year for us. We were playing fairly solid through the first three tournaments of the year. We were well positioned to make our 16th NCAA Championship tournament in 18 years until we came a little unraveled in our last three tournaments.

We were regionally ranked yet again and were in the field heading into the conference championship, but we didn’t have our best showing and we got jumped by a team ranked below us that won their conference tournament.

We were very young and inexperienced, so we have to look toward the future. We hosted arguably the biggest and

strongest NCAA Division II men’s event in the Midwestern part of the United States. We put on another great event!

We play one of the toughest schedules in the country that sees us travel to seven different states across the nation. That is a testament to our great tradition, which allows us to be invited to these prestigious events.

We advanced ourselves in the number of quality practice facilities and golf courses that support us. We had a bunch of young men who worked incredibly hard on and off the golf course. I have a very demanding program and the student-athletes gave great effort in both the morning and evening workouts, long practice sessions and qualifying.

We had a very high team grade-point average of 3.47, which was one of the best in our history. We had two All-MIAA performers in Brent and Tate Williamson. Tate was also selected as an All-Region athlete and an Academic All-American. He was the top qualifier for the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional Championship, and he represented us well by finishing in 11th place at the event.

We say goodbye to Brent, who has been a member of the team since 2011. He won the first tournament of his career this past fall when he took first place at the MWSU/Holiday Inn Express Invitational. We are surely going to miss him, but we also move ahead with the addition of numerous talented young golfers that I know are going to do their best to bring us back to prominence. We fully expect to be competing for conference and national championships, and I know we have the team that can do that.

I’m looking forward to this upcoming year and seeing the continued dominance this program has grown ac-customed to.

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FORMER RIVERHAWKStotal of the season both came at the NSU Classic (T-29, 73-80=153) . . . carded a season-best 72 in the final round of the Guy Harvey Invitational to finish T-62 (77-85-72=234) . . . tied for 50th with a two-round total of 162 (80-82) at the MSSU Invitational.

Freshman (2011-12) – Took a redshirt.

High School – Was a member of the Broken Arrow HS squad that finished fourth at the Class 6A State Champion-ship sophomore and junior years . . . was named to the Tulsa World’s All-Metro Team those same years . . . high school coach was Bo Belcher.

Personal – Majored in criminal justice . . . son of Ted and Kelly Williamson . . . born Aug. 4, 1992 . . . younger brother Tate is a senior on the NSU men’s golf team.

Brent Williamson5-9 • 145 • Sr-4LTulsa, Okla. • Broken Arrow HS

nSU – A four-year letterwinner . . . played 91 career rounds in 33 tournaments . . . was once named to the All-MIAA Team (2016) . . . registered six career top-10 finishes and nine top-20 efforts . . . carded a career-best two-round total of 153 (73-80) at both the 2012 NSU Classic and the 2016 Dave Fal-

coner Classic. . . shot a career-low single round of 69 at both the 2014 MSU Invitational and the 2015 MWSU Invitational . . . also tallied a career-low three-round score of 210 at the MWSU Invite, earning his lone collegiate tournament victory . . . tied for 10th at the 2014 NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional . . . did not compete as a true freshman . . . two-time MIAA Athlete of the Week.

Senior (2015-16) – Played in 10 tournaments during his final year . . . compiled a 76.3 stroke average in 28 rounds . . . named to the All-MIAA Team . . . had two top-10 finishes, including his first-career tournament victory at the MIAA-sanctioned MWSU Invi-tational . . . also tied for eighth at the NSU Classic . . . shot 3-under 210 at the MWSU Invite with his three lowest round of the season (71-70-69) . . . shot 153 at the Dave Falconer Classic . . . was once named the MIAA Athlete of the Week (Oct. 14).

Junior (2014-15) – One of three NSU golfers to compete in all 11 events . . . posted a season stroke average of 76.7 in 30 rounds . . . tallied a pair of top-10 finishes . . . season-best T-6 effort was at the MSU Invitational, which included both a season-low individual round and season-best three-round score of 215 (71-69-75) . . . tied for seventh at the MIAA-sanctioned Lincoln Invitational with a score of 220 (71-74-75) . . . landed in a tie for 17th at the MIAA Champion-ship at 237 (83-75-79) . . . low two-round score of 154 was shot at the Dave Falconer Classic (80-74) . . . was once named the MIAA Athlete of the Week (Oct. 29). Sophomore (2013-14) – Worked his way into the lineup early in the year and competed in eight of 11 tournaments . . . compiled a 76.0 stroke average on the season in 24 rounds . . . had two top-10 finishes, including a season-best T-9 performance at the Broncho Invitational (75-78-75=228) . . . tied for 10th at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional with a season-low three-round score of 222 (73-73-76) . . . year-low individual round of 73 was carded four times. redshirt Freshman (2012-13) – Competed in his first four career tournaments . . . registered a season stroke average of 78.9 in nine rounds . . . teed it up for the first time as a member of the RiverHawks at the Pittsburg State Invitational, firing a two-round total of 161 (78-83) to finish T-60 . . . best finish and low two-round

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FORMER RIVERHAWKStotal of the season both came at the NSU Classic (T-29, 73-80=153) . . . carded a season-best 72 in the final round of the Guy Harvey Invitational to finish T-62 (77-85-72=234) . . . tied for 50th with a two-round total of 162 (80-82) at the MSSU Invitational.

Freshman (2011-12) – Took a redshirt.

High School – Was a member of the Broken Arrow HS squad that finished fourth at the Class 6A State Champion-ship sophomore and junior years . . . was named to the Tulsa World’s All-Metro Team those same years . . . high school coach was Bo Belcher.

Personal – Majored in criminal justice . . . son of Ted and Kelly Williamson . . . born Aug. 4, 1992 . . . younger brother Tate is a senior on the NSU men’s golf team.

Brent Williamson5-9 • 145 • Sr-4LTulsa, Okla. • Broken Arrow HS

nSU – A four-year letterwinner . . . played 91 career rounds in 33 tournaments . . . was once named to the All-MIAA Team (2016) . . . registered six career top-10 finishes and nine top-20 efforts . . . carded a career-best two-round total of 153 (73-80) at both the 2012 NSU Classic and the 2016 Dave Fal-

coner Classic. . . shot a career-low single round of 69 at both the 2014 MSU Invitational and the 2015 MWSU Invitational . . . also tallied a career-low three-round score of 210 at the MWSU Invite, earning his lone collegiate tournament victory . . . tied for 10th at the 2014 NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional . . . did not compete as a true freshman . . . two-time MIAA Athlete of the Week.

Senior (2015-16) – Played in 10 tournaments during his final year . . . compiled a 76.3 stroke average in 28 rounds . . . named to the All-MIAA Team . . . had two top-10 finishes, including his first-career tournament victory at the MIAA-sanctioned MWSU Invi-tational . . . also tied for eighth at the NSU Classic . . . shot 3-under 210 at the MWSU Invite with his three lowest round of the season (71-70-69) . . . shot 153 at the Dave Falconer Classic . . . was once named the MIAA Athlete of the Week (Oct. 14).

Junior (2014-15) – One of three NSU golfers to compete in all 11 events . . . posted a season stroke average of 76.7 in 30 rounds . . . tallied a pair of top-10 finishes . . . season-best T-6 effort was at the MSU Invitational, which included both a season-low individual round and season-best three-round score of 215 (71-69-75) . . . tied for seventh at the MIAA-sanctioned Lincoln Invitational with a score of 220 (71-74-75) . . . landed in a tie for 17th at the MIAA Champion-ship at 237 (83-75-79) . . . low two-round score of 154 was shot at the Dave Falconer Classic (80-74) . . . was once named the MIAA Athlete of the Week (Oct. 29). Sophomore (2013-14) – Worked his way into the lineup early in the year and competed in eight of 11 tournaments . . . compiled a 76.0 stroke average on the season in 24 rounds . . . had two top-10 finishes, including a season-best T-9 performance at the Broncho Invitational (75-78-75=228) . . . tied for 10th at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional with a season-low three-round score of 222 (73-73-76) . . . year-low individual round of 73 was carded four times. redshirt Freshman (2012-13) – Competed in his first four career tournaments . . . registered a season stroke average of 78.9 in nine rounds . . . teed it up for the first time as a member of the RiverHawks at the Pittsburg State Invitational, firing a two-round total of 161 (78-83) to finish T-60 . . . best finish and low two-round


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RETURNING RIVERHAWKSMarc Johnson6-2 • 230 • Sr-3LPlano, Texas • Plano West HS

nSU – A three-year letterwinner . . . has competed in 30 career tourna-ments and has played 85 rounds . . . career-low single round of 69 was shot at both the 2014 Coyote Classic and the 2014 WNMU Fall Intercollegiate . . . career-best three-round score of 215

(73-69-73) was shot at the WNMU event . . . career-low two-round tournament score of 143 was shot at the 2015 Dave Falconer Memorial (70-73) . . . owns four top-10 finishes, including a career-best T-4 at the Dave Falconer event . . . has competed in two NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regionals (2014-15) . . . helped NSU finish runner-up at the 2014 MIAA Championship . . . twice named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2015-16) . . . is still the only men’s golfer at NSU to be honored as an MIAA Scholar-Athlete (2015). Junior (2015-16) – Competed in eight tournaments . . . posted a 77.3 stroke average in 23 rounds . . . shot a season-low score of 73 in back-to-back rounds at the Coyote Classic, where he tied for 28th and finished with a season-low three-round score of 226 (80-73-73) . . . season-best T-22 was post-ed at the MSU Invitational (77-78-74=229) . . . shot 151 to tie for 44th at the Dave Falconer Classic (74-77) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. Sophomore (2014-15) – Participated in all 11 events, compiling a stroke average of 74.4 in 30 rounds . . . landed on the All-MIAA First Team . . . had a stretch of eight events where he did not finish outside the top 15 . . . ended the year with two top-10’s and did not finish outside the top 30 in any event . . . NSU’s low finisher in seven tournaments . . . placed solo 13th at the MIAA Championship with a score of 234 (78-78-78) . . . tied for 28th at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional with a score of 226 (72-75-79) . . . low three-round tournament score of 1-under 215 (73-69-73) and low individual round were both carded at the WNMU Fall Intercollegiate in a 14th-place effort . . . finished the Dave Falconer Classic in a tie for fourth at 1-under 143 (70-73) . . . had more rounds at even par or bet-ter (8) then he had in the 80’s (2) . . . named an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and landed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . twice honored as the MIAA Athlete of the Week (Oct. 1, March 11). Freshman (2013-14) – Was a mainstay in the lineup as a true freshman, playing in all 11 tournaments . . . finished the season with a stroke average of 75.9 in 32 rounds . . . posted two top-10 finishes and four top-15 efforts, including a season-best T-8 at the NSU Classic (71-77-76=224) . . . tied for 10th at

the Dave Falconer Memorial at 147 (76-71) . . . put together a season-low round of 69 on the first day of the Coyote Classic, where he went on to finish at T-14 with a season-best three-round score of 217 (69-73-75) . . . was NSU’s low finisher in three events . . . tied for 87th at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional with a score of 238 (77-80-81) . . . landed at T-42 at the MIAA Championship (72-85-79=236). High School – Was a two-year letterwinner at Plano West High School . . . was a first-team all-district performer as a junior and earned second-team all-district honors as a senior . . . was named team MVP his final two years . . . represented Plano West as an individual participant at the regional cham-pionship senior year . . . also represented North Texas at the 2012 Jackie Burke Cup at the UT Golf Club in Austin, Texas . . . registered a hole-in-one on the fourth hole at Prestonwood Country Club in September 2011 . . . graduated high school with honors and was a member of the National Honor Society . . . high school coach was Rick Hardison. Personal – Majoring in finance . . . son of LaRue and Janet Johnson . . . born March 24, 1995.

tate Williamson5-9 • 130 • Sr-3LTulsa, Okla. • Broken Arrow HS

nSU – A three-time letterwinner . . . named to the 2016 PING All-Central Region First Team and the 2016 All-MIAA First Team . . . has competed in 28 tournaments and 79 rounds . . . career-low finish (T-2) and career-best three-round score (213) were both re-

corded at 2015 MSSU Invitational . . . owns five career top-10 finishes, including a T-9 performance at the 2014 MIAA Championship (73-76-73=222) . . . lowest individual round of 68 was shot at both the 2014 Coyote Classic and the 2016 NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional . . . lowest two-round tournament score of 144 was posted at the 2016 Dave Fal-coner Classic . . . three-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2014-16) . . . once named a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar (2016). Junior (2015-16) – Played in all 10 team tournaments and competed as an individual at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional . . . tallied a 73.8 stroke average in 31 rounds, which ranked eighth in the region . . . named to the PING All-Central Region First Team and the All-MIAA First Team . . . finished inside the top 20 in 10 events . . . season-best finish of T-2

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tyler Green5-10 • 140 • Jr-RS (1L)Bryant, Ark. • Bryant HS

nSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has competed in six career tournaments . . . owns one career top-20 finish . . . best finish in an event was a T-18 effort at the 2014 Lincoln Invitational . . . low individual round of 72 and best three-round score of 228 were both shot at

the LU Invite . . . also shot 228 at the 2014 WNMU Fall Inter-collegiate . . . earned a spot in the lineup for the 2015 NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional . . . did not compete as a true junior and took a redshirt. Junior (2015-16) – Sat out the season due to injury and was awarded a medical redshirt. Sophomore (2014-15) – Played in five events on the year, compiling a stroke average of 77.7 in 15 rounds . . . top finish of the year was a T-18 performance at the season-open-ing Lincoln Invitational, where he shot a three-round total of 228 (78-72-78) . . . the 72 in the second round was his low individual score of the campaign . . . also shot 228 (75-77-76) at the WNMU Fall Intercollegiate, where he tied for 55th . . . competed at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional, tying for 63rd at 234 (75-77-82) . . . finished as high as third on the team in two events. Freshman (2013-14) – Competed at the Coyote Classic in his lone action of his rookie campaign . . . finished in a tie for 79th with a three-round total of 237 (77-81-79). High School – No information provided. Personal – No information provided.

was at the MSSU Invitational, which included a season-low three-round score of 213 (71-71-71) . . . tallied three top-5 ef-forts . . . shot 3-under par at both the MSSU Invite and the Rat-tler Invitational, where he finished solo fourth . . . season-low single round was fired in the opening round of the regional, where he went on to a T-11 performance at 225 (68-78-79) . . . season-low two-round score of even-par 144 was posted at the Dave Falconer Classic (T-12, 72-72) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll and selected as a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar.

Sophomore (2014-15) – Competed in all six events in the spring . . . tallied a 78.9 stroke average in 16 rounds . . . best performance of the year was a T-23 effort at the Washburn Invitational, which included a season-low three-round score of 227 (77-75-75) . . . shot 153 at both the Dave Falconer Clas-sic (75-78, T-51) and the Broncho Invitational (70-83, T-32) . . . best individual round was 70 . . . competed at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional, finishing in 105th at 250 (89-80-81) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. Freshman (2013-14) – Was one of just two members of the squad to compete in all 11 events . . . registered a season stroke average of 75.0 in 32 rounds . . . finished in the top 30 in all but two tournaments . . . had two top-10 finishes, including a season-best T-5 at the NSU Classic (72-76-75=223) . . . tied for ninth at the MIAA Championship with a total score of 222 (73-76-73) . . . season-low three-round tourney score of 220 (72-74-74) was carded in his first-career tournament, placing T-13 at the UNK Fall Invitational . . . shot 68 in the first round of the Coyote Classic, where he went to tie for 24th at 221 (68-78-75) . . . only shot in the 80’s twice . . . played in one two-round event, tying for 21st at the Dave Falconer Memorial with a score of 149 (74-75) . . . tied for 82nd at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional at 237 (78-82-77) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Was a four-year letterwinner at Broken Ar-row High School . . . won six tournaments during his career . . . was an all-state athlete senior year and was a three-time all-metro and all-conference member . . . finished fifth and region-als and ninth at the 6A state tournament as a senior . . . placed fifth at state and third at regionals as a junior . . . tied for third at regionals and landed in 15th at state sophomore year . . . high school coach was Bryan Elam Personal – Majoring in health and human performance . . . son of Ted and Kelly Williamson . . . born March 21, 1995 . . . older brother Brent competed on the NSU men’s golf team from 2011-16.

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tyler Green5-10 • 140 • Jr-RS (1L)Bryant, Ark. • Bryant HS

nSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has competed in six career tournaments . . . owns one career top-20 finish . . . best finish in an event was a T-18 effort at the 2014 Lincoln Invitational . . . low individual round of 72 and best three-round score of 228 were both shot at

the LU Invite . . . also shot 228 at the 2014 WNMU Fall Inter-collegiate . . . earned a spot in the lineup for the 2015 NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional . . . did not compete as a true junior and took a redshirt. Junior (2015-16) – Sat out the season due to injury and was awarded a medical redshirt. Sophomore (2014-15) – Played in five events on the year, compiling a stroke average of 77.7 in 15 rounds . . . top finish of the year was a T-18 performance at the season-open-ing Lincoln Invitational, where he shot a three-round total of 228 (78-72-78) . . . the 72 in the second round was his low individual score of the campaign . . . also shot 228 (75-77-76) at the WNMU Fall Intercollegiate, where he tied for 55th . . . competed at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional, tying for 63rd at 234 (75-77-82) . . . finished as high as third on the team in two events. Freshman (2013-14) – Competed at the Coyote Classic in his lone action of his rookie campaign . . . finished in a tie for 79th with a three-round total of 237 (77-81-79). High School – No information provided. Personal – No information provided.

was at the MSSU Invitational, which included a season-low three-round score of 213 (71-71-71) . . . tallied three top-5 ef-forts . . . shot 3-under par at both the MSSU Invite and the Rat-tler Invitational, where he finished solo fourth . . . season-low single round was fired in the opening round of the regional, where he went on to a T-11 performance at 225 (68-78-79) . . . season-low two-round score of even-par 144 was posted at the Dave Falconer Classic (T-12, 72-72) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll and selected as a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar.

Sophomore (2014-15) – Competed in all six events in the spring . . . tallied a 78.9 stroke average in 16 rounds . . . best performance of the year was a T-23 effort at the Washburn Invitational, which included a season-low three-round score of 227 (77-75-75) . . . shot 153 at both the Dave Falconer Clas-sic (75-78, T-51) and the Broncho Invitational (70-83, T-32) . . . best individual round was 70 . . . competed at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional, finishing in 105th at 250 (89-80-81) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. Freshman (2013-14) – Was one of just two members of the squad to compete in all 11 events . . . registered a season stroke average of 75.0 in 32 rounds . . . finished in the top 30 in all but two tournaments . . . had two top-10 finishes, including a season-best T-5 at the NSU Classic (72-76-75=223) . . . tied for ninth at the MIAA Championship with a total score of 222 (73-76-73) . . . season-low three-round tourney score of 220 (72-74-74) was carded in his first-career tournament, placing T-13 at the UNK Fall Invitational . . . shot 68 in the first round of the Coyote Classic, where he went to tie for 24th at 221 (68-78-75) . . . only shot in the 80’s twice . . . played in one two-round event, tying for 21st at the Dave Falconer Memorial with a score of 149 (74-75) . . . tied for 82nd at the NCAA Central/Midwest Super Regional at 237 (78-82-77) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Was a four-year letterwinner at Broken Ar-row High School . . . won six tournaments during his career . . . was an all-state athlete senior year and was a three-time all-metro and all-conference member . . . finished fifth and region-als and ninth at the 6A state tournament as a senior . . . placed fifth at state and third at regionals as a junior . . . tied for third at regionals and landed in 15th at state sophomore year . . . high school coach was Bryan Elam Personal – Majoring in health and human performance . . . son of Ted and Kelly Williamson . . . born March 21, 1995 . . . older brother Brent competed on the NSU men’s golf team from 2011-16.


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Garrett McDaniel6-0 • 160 • So-1LShawnee, Okla. • Shawnee HS

nSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has played in nine career tournaments and 25 rounds . . . owns four career top 20 finishes . . . career-best finish of T-12 occurred at the 2015 MWSU Invitation-al . . . career-low individual round of 71 was fired at both the MWSU Invite and

the 2016 Coyote Classic . . . career-best two-round score of 152 was registered at the 2016 SBU Invitational . . . career-low three-round total of 220 was posted at the 2015 MWSU Invita-tional . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll in 2016 and was earned MIAA Academic Excellence status. Freshman (2015-16) – Competed in nine tournaments during his first year with the program . . . registered a 75.8 stroke average across 25 rounds . . . posted four top-20 fin-ishes, including a season-best T-12 at the MWSU Invitational . . . that event included his season-low three-round score of 220 (73-76-71) . . . shot 71 at both the MWSU Invitational and the Coyote Classic . . . tied for 19th at the Coyote Classic with a score of 223 (77-71-75) . . . tied for 20th at shot a season-best two-round score of 152 at the SBU Invitational (76-76) . . . also finished solo 15th at the MIAA Championship with a total of 225 (75-74-76) . . . became the first NSU men’s golfer to be an MIAA Academic Excellence award winner . . . also named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – No information. Personal – No information.

Justin allenback6-1 • 165 • So-1LPueblo, Colo. • Centennial HS

nSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has played in five career tournaments . . . owns one career top-20, which was a T-19 performance at the 2015 MSSU Invitational . . . career-low single round and career-best three-round score were both carded at the tournament

(79-74-75=228) . . . career-low two-round score of 164 (86-78) was shot at the 2016 SBU Invitational . . . took a redshirt as a true freshman . . . two-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2015-16). redshirt Freshman (2015-16) – Saw action in the first five tournaments of his career . . . posted a stroke average of 79.5 in 14 rounds . . . season-best finish of T-19 occurred at the MSSU Invitational . . . season-low individual score and three-round score were both fired in Joplin (79-74-75=228) . . . also tied for 48th at the NSU Classic at 233 (78-78-77) . . . shot 164 at the SBU Invitational to tie for 70th (86-78) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. Freshman (2014-15) – Took a redshirt in his first season at Northeastern State . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Was a four-year letterwinner at Centen-nial HS . . . competed at the Colorado 4A State Champion-ship three times, finishing as high as 16th as a sophomore . . . finished second senior year in the Southern Colorado League and placed third in the event as a junior . . . competed in the Colorado Junior Golf Association Tournament of Champions senior year . . . compiled a stroke average of 72.2 as a senior . . . qualified sophomore year for the 2011 Callaway World Golf Championships. Personal – Majoring in finance . . . son of Gale and Rhonda Allenback . . . born Sept. 29, 1996.


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Hunter Pennington6-1 • 200 • So-1LTahlequah, Okla. • Tahlequah HS

nSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has played 10 career rounds in four tourna-ments . . . career-low single round (72) and career-low three-round score (231) were both posted at the 2016 Rattler Invitational . . . career-best two-round tournament score (151) was fired at the

2016 Dave Falconer Classic . . . career-low finish of solo 43rd occurred at the 2016 MIAA Championship. Freshman (2015-16) – Appeared in four events during his first year at NSU . . . compiled a 77.8 stroke average in 10 rounds . . . season-best finish of solo 43rd came at the MIAA Championship . . . single round low and three-round tournament low were both shot in a T-55 performance at the Rattler Invitational (82-72-77=231) . . . best two-round tourna-ment score of 151 (78-73) was recorded at the Dave Falconer Classic. High School – No information provided. Personal – No information provided.

RETURNING RIVERHAWKScasey Paul5-11 • 170 • So-SQOwasso, Okla. • Owasso HS

nSU – A returning squad member . . . has appeared in three events for North-eastern State . . . career-best finish of T-57 was at the 2015 MSSU Invitation-al . . . career-low three-round score of 238 was fired at the 2015 NSU Classic . . . career-low individual round of 77

was shot at the 2016 Argonaut Invitational . . . took a redshirt as a true freshman . . . spent one semester at the University of Tulsa. redshirt Freshman (2015-16) – Competed in his first three career events . . . carded an 80.9 stroke average in nine rounds . . . tied for 57th at the MSSU Invitational with a three-round total of 246 (83-82-81) . . . season-best three-round score of 238 was shot in a T-61 effort at the NSU Classic (79-80-79) . . . shot 77 in the first round of the Argonaut Invitational on his way to a T-76 at 244 (77-84-83). Freshman (Spring 2015) – Transferred to NSU and sat out the spring. University of tulsa (Fall 2014) – Was a member of the Golden Hurricane for one semester and did not compete in any tournaments . . . Tulsa is an NCAA Division I member and competes in the American Athletic Conference. High School – No information provided. Personal – No information provided.

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Hunter Pennington6-1 • 200 • So-1LTahlequah, Okla. • Tahlequah HS

nSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has played 10 career rounds in four tourna-ments . . . career-low single round (72) and career-low three-round score (231) were both posted at the 2016 Rattler Invitational . . . career-best two-round tournament score (151) was fired at the

2016 Dave Falconer Classic . . . career-low finish of solo 43rd occurred at the 2016 MIAA Championship. Freshman (2015-16) – Appeared in four events during his first year at NSU . . . compiled a 77.8 stroke average in 10 rounds . . . season-best finish of solo 43rd came at the MIAA Championship . . . single round low and three-round tournament low were both shot in a T-55 performance at the Rattler Invitational (82-72-77=231) . . . best two-round tourna-ment score of 151 (78-73) was recorded at the Dave Falconer Classic. High School – No information provided. Personal – No information provided.

RETURNING RIVERHAWKScasey Paul5-11 • 170 • So-SQOwasso, Okla. • Owasso HS

nSU – A returning squad member . . . has appeared in three events for North-eastern State . . . career-best finish of T-57 was at the 2015 MSSU Invitation-al . . . career-low three-round score of 238 was fired at the 2015 NSU Classic . . . career-low individual round of 77

was shot at the 2016 Argonaut Invitational . . . took a redshirt as a true freshman . . . spent one semester at the University of Tulsa. redshirt Freshman (2015-16) – Competed in his first three career events . . . carded an 80.9 stroke average in nine rounds . . . tied for 57th at the MSSU Invitational with a three-round total of 246 (83-82-81) . . . season-best three-round score of 238 was shot in a T-61 effort at the NSU Classic (79-80-79) . . . shot 77 in the first round of the Argonaut Invitational on his way to a T-76 at 244 (77-84-83). Freshman (Spring 2015) – Transferred to NSU and sat out the spring. University of tulsa (Fall 2014) – Was a member of the Golden Hurricane for one semester and did not compete in any tournaments . . . Tulsa is an NCAA Division I member and competes in the American Athletic Conference. High School – No information provided. Personal – No information provided.

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MSSU Men’s Fall InvitationalShangri-La country club(September 14-15, 2015 / Monkey Island, okla.)1. #5 Central Missouri 286 292 286 864 ......... E2. Missouri Southern State 294 289 304 887 ..... +233. #11 Central Oklahoma 297 291 303 891 ..... +274. Lindenwood 299 293 304 896 ..... +325. (RV) Northeastern State 307 299 303 909 ..... +456. Missouri Western State 319 304 296 919 ..... +557. Washburn 309 295 316 920 ..... +568. Nebraska-Kearney 315 310 303 928 ..... +649. Lincoln 315 309 306 930 ..... +6610. Southwest Baptist 310 324 322 956 ..... +9211. Fort Hays State 342 328 329 999 ... +135

nSU ScoresT2. Tate Williamson 71 71 71 213 ........ -3T19. Justin Allenback 79 74 75 228 ..... +12T36. Tayler Morse-Cherry 78 77 78 233 ..... +1739. Brent Williamson 79 77 79 235 ..... +19T57. Casey Paul 83 82 81 246 ..... +30

17th annual nSU Golf classicHillcrest country club(September 21-22, 2015 / Bartlesville, okla.) 1. Henderson State 296 293 285 874 ..... +222. (RV) SW Oklahoma State 296 298 285 879 ..... +273. (RV) Arkansas Tech 299 292 290 881 ..... +294. Washburn 302 302 292 896 ..... +445. (RV) Northeastern State 298 299 301 898 ..... +466. Harding 307 290 302 899 ..... +477. Minnesota State 292 307 301 900 ..... +488. Southern Nazarene 306 299 302 907 ..... +559. Missouri Southern State 301 302 308 911 ..... +5910. Arkansas-Fort Smith 300 310 309 919 ..... +6711. Missouri Western State 304 310 308 922 ..... +7012. East Central 307 317 308 932 ..... +8013. Southwest Baptist 318 309 318 945 ..... +9314. Upper Iowa 312 317 317 946 ..... +9415. Fort Hays State 321 339 321 981 ... +12916. Minnesota-Crookston 332 330 323 985 ... +133

nSU ScoresT8. Brent Williamson 74 73 72 219 ....... +6T13. Tate Williamson 72 73 76 221 ....... +8T31. Marc Johnson 75 77 76 228 ..... +15T42. Garrett McDaniel 77 76 78 231 ..... +18T48. Justin Allenback 78 78 77 233 ..... +20T61. Casey Paul* 79 80 79 238 ..... +25 Tayler Morse-Cherry* 75 85 78 238 ..... +25

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MWSU/Holiday Inn express Invitational St. Joseph country club(october 12-13, 2015 / country club, Mo.)1. #7 Central Missouri 297 295 279 871 ..... +192. #14 Central Oklahoma 294 295 285 874 ..... +223. Northeastern State 296 300 287 883 ..... +314. Winona State 291 299 295 885 ..... +335. (RV) SW Oklahoma State 300 299 290 889 ..... +376. (RV) Arkansas Tech 294 297 303 893 ..... +417. (RV) Henderson State 301 302 298 901 ..... +498. Washburn 304 294 305 903 ..... +519. Lindenwood 297 296 313 906 ..... +5410. Missouri Southern State 308 296 303 907 ..... +5511. Minnesota State 304 301 306 911 ..... +5912. Missouri Western State 299 314 301 914 ..... +62T13. Nebraska-Kearney 306 303 306 915 ..... +63 Augustana 314 300 301 915 ..... +6315. Harding 305 304 311 920 ..... +6816. Concordia-St. Paul 308 320 314 942 ..... +9017. Upper Iowa 318 315 319 952 ... +10018. Fort Hays State 325 310 323 958 ... +10619. Southwest Baptist 314 330 315 959 ... +10720. Lincoln 327 338 322 987 ... +135

nSU Scores1. Brent Williamson 71 70 69 210 ........ -3T12. Garrett McDaniel 73 76 71 220 ....... +7T16. Tate Williamson 72 79 71 222 ....... +9T58. Marc Johnson 82 75 76 233 ..... +20T76. Justin Allenback 80 84 76 240 ..... +27

Midwestern State Invitational Wichita Falls country club(october 19-20, 2015 / Wichita Falls, texas)1. (RV) St. Mary’s 302 299-297 898 ..... +462. (RV) Cameron 302 296-301 899 ..... +473. Southern Nazarene 305 301 295 901 ..... +494. SE Oklahoma State 303 296 310 909 ..... +575. Southern Arkansas 305 308 300 913 ..... +61T6. (RV) St. Edward’s 305 304 307 916 ..... +64 (RV) Oklahoma Christian 313 289 314 916 ..... +648. West Texas A&M 310 296 312 918 ..... +66T9. Northeastern State 311 302 308 921 ..... +69 (RV) SW Oklahoma State 311 303 307 921 ..... +69T11. (RV) Midwestern State 304 310 311 925 ..... +73 Texas A&M-Commerce 312 306 307 925 ..... +7313. Texas A&M International 317 309 307 933 ..... +81T14. Midwestern State (B) 302 315 319 936 ..... +84 East Central 313 301 322 936 ..... +8416. Lubbock Christian 321 316 311 948 ..... +9617. Rogers State 322 319 310 951 ..... +9918. Arkansas-Monticello 311 332 317 960 ... +108

nSU ScoresT19. Tate Williamson 78 72 78 228 ..... +15T22. Marc Johnson 77 78 74 229 ..... +16T29. Garrett McDaniel 77 76 77 230 ..... +17T54. Brent Williamson 80 76 79 235 ..... +22T68. Tayler Morse-Cherry 79 81 80 240 ..... +27

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coyote classicarrowhead country club(February 22-23, 2016 / San Bernardino, calif.)1. Sonoma State 287 294 283 864 ..... +122. CSU-East Bay 299 280 291 870 ..... +183. CSU-San Bernardino 293 293 285 871 ..... +194. Dixie State 289 297 291 877 .... +25)5. Stanislaus State 304 289 291 884 ..... +326. Northeastern State 302 287 300 889 ..... +377. UC San Diego 294 303 295 892 ..... +408. Redlands 303 298 299 900 ..... +489. Northwood 308 292 305 905 ..... +5310. Regis 310 302 294 906 ..... +5411. CSU-Dominguez Hills 314 303 295 912 ..... +6012. La Verne 309 311 302 922 ..... +70

nSU ScoresT5. Tate Williamson 70 69 76 215 ....... +2T19. Garrett McDaniel 77 71 75 223 ..... +10T28. Marc Johnson 80 73 73 226 ..... +13T40. Brent Williamson 75 74 81 230 ..... +1768. Justin Allenback 88 84 76 248 ..... +35

Dave Falconer classicchamberlyne country club(March 7-8, 2016 / Danville, ark.)1. Arkansas Tech 288 283 571 ........ -52. SE Oklahoma State 286 293 579 ....... +3T3. Washburn 294 287 581 ....... +5 Henderson State 285 296 581 ....... +55. Trevecca Nazarene 293 292 585 ....... +96. Missouri Southern State 292 295 587 ..... +117. Lewis 297 293 590 ..... +148. Southern Nazarene 289 304 593 ..... +179. SE Oklahoma State 296 299 595 ..... +1910. Northeastern State 299 298 597 ..... +2111. Grand Valley State 297 302 599 ..... +23T12. McKendree 308 292 600 ..... +24 Harding 299 301 600 ..... +2414. Arkansas-Monticello 304 297 601 ..... +2515. Rockhurst 308 298 606 ..... +3016. Oklahoma Baptist 314 298 612 ..... +36T17. Missouri Western State 306 308 614 ..... +38 Southern Arkansas 303 311 614 ..... +3819. South Dakota Mines 307 321 628 ..... +5220. NW Oklahoma State 322 318 640 ..... +6421. St. Joseph’s 333 324 657 ..... +81

nSU ScoresT12. Tate Williamson 72 72 144 ......... ET44. Marc Johnson 74 77 151 ....... +7 Hunter Pennington 78 73 151 ....... +7T55. Brent Williamson 75 78 153 ....... +9T89. Garrett McDaniel 82 76 158 ..... +14

rattler Invitational the Golf club of texas(March 14-15, 2016 / San antonio, texas)1. Indian Hills CC 279 282 290 851 ...... -132. (RV) St. Edward’s 290 291 289 870 ....... +63. (RV) St. Mary’s 286 295 291 872 ....... +84. Concordia (Texas) 295 286 294 875 ..... +115. Henderson State 295 292 291 878 ..... +146. Cameron 291 295 293 879 ..... +157. Northeastern State 296 288 299 883 ..... +198. Midwestern State 295 296 294 885 ..... +219. SE Oklahoma State 298 299 295 892 ..... +2810. West Texas A&M 306 297 293 896 ..... +3211. Our Lady of the Lake 304 299 304 907 ..... +4312. Southwest Baptist 302 305 304 911 ..... +4713. NW Oklahoma State 326 317 309 952 ..... +88

nSU Scores4. Tate Williamson 70 69 74 213 ........ -3T29. Garrett McDaniel 73 73 76 222 ....... +6 Brent Williamson 75 75 72 222 ....... +652. Marc Johnson 78 74 77 229 ..... +13T55. Hunter Pennington 82 72 77 231 ..... +15

argonaut Invitationaltiger Point Golf club(april 4-5, 2016 / Gulf Breeze, Fla.)1. #18 Missouri-St. Louis 283 293 296 872 ....... +82. #3 Saint Leo 292 286 297 875 ..... +113. #2 West Florida 292 294 293 879 ..... +154. (RV) Delta State 293 287 305 885 ..... +215. #10 Lee 287 298 304 889 ..... +256. #13 North Alabama 293 290 307 890 ..... +267. (RV) SW Oklahoma State 301 293 302 896 ..... +328. (RV) Arkansas Tech 290 304 303 897 ..... +339. Shorter 301 300 303 904 ..... +4010. Spring Hill 308 301 297 906 ..... +4211. Harding 304 293 310 907 ..... +4312. (RV) Erskine 299 298 322 919 ..... +5513. Northeastern State 312 310 307 929 ..... +6514. Montevallo 307 313 312 932 ..... +6815. Mississippi 318 317 330 965 ... +101

nSU ScoresT33. Brent Williamson 79 76 72 227 ..... +11T38. Tate Williamson 77 75 76 228 ..... +12T59. Garrett McDaniel 84 75 76 235 ..... +19T76. Casey Paul 77 84 83 244 ..... +2880. Marc Johnson 79 86 84 249 ..... +33

SBU InvitationalSilo ridge cc(april 11-12, 2016 / Bolivar, Mo.)1. (RV) SW Oklahoma State 300 288 588 ..... +122. #21 Central Oklahoma 307 293 600 ..... +243. Washburn 304 297 601 ..... +254. #9 Central Missouri 302 300 602 ..... +265. Lindenwood 312 299 611 ..... +356. Missouri Southern State 316 296 612 ..... +367. Minnesota State 320 297 617 ..... +418. Nebraska-Kearney 315 304 619 ..... +43T9. Northeastern State 313 308 621 ..... +45 Central Missouri (B) 318 303 621 ..... +4511. Southwest Baptist 314 309 623 ..... +47T12. Missouri Western State 320 305 625 ..... +49 Evangel 328 297 625 ..... +4914. Lincoln 314 317 631 ..... +5515. Upper Iowa 330 312 642 ..... +6616. Fort Hays State 329 327 656 ..... +80

nSU ScoresT14. Tate Williamson 75 76 151 ....... +7T20. Garrett McDaniel 76 76 152 ....... +8T45. Hunter Pennington 79 78 157 ..... +13T70. Justin Allenback 86 78 164 ..... +2081. Brent Williamson 83 85 168 ..... +24

2016 MIaa championshipalvamar Golf club(april 18-20, 2016 / Lawrence, Kan.)1. #21 Central Oklahoma 305 280 297 882 ..... +182. Lindenwood 306 289 296 891 ..... +273. #9 Central Missouri 307 288 297 892 ..... +284. Missouri Southern State 317 298 296 911 ..... +47T5. Nebraska-Kearney 309 298 308 915 ..... +51 Washburn 302 300 313 915 ..... +517. Missouri Western State 318 295 304 917 ..... +538. Northeastern State 315 297 306 918 ..... +549. Lincoln 320 306 305 931 ..... +6710. Southwest Baptist 320 300 313 933 ..... +6911. Fort Hays State 335 304 320 959 ..... +95

nSU Scores15. Garrett McDaniel 75 74 76 225 ....... +9T17. Tate Williamson 80 72 75 227 ..... +1130. Marc Johnson 78 77 77 232 ..... +16T38. Brent Williamson 82 76 78 236 ..... +2043. Hunter Pennington 86 75 76 239 ..... +23

2016 ncaa central/Midwest Super regionalthe Meadows Golf club(May 2-4, 2016 / allendale, Mich.)

nSU ScoresT11. Tate Williamson* 68 78 79 225 ..... +12



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coyote classicarrowhead country club(February 22-23, 2016 / San Bernardino, calif.)1. Sonoma State 287 294 283 864 ..... +122. CSU-East Bay 299 280 291 870 ..... +183. CSU-San Bernardino 293 293 285 871 ..... +194. Dixie State 289 297 291 877 .... +25)5. Stanislaus State 304 289 291 884 ..... +326. Northeastern State 302 287 300 889 ..... +377. UC San Diego 294 303 295 892 ..... +408. Redlands 303 298 299 900 ..... +489. Northwood 308 292 305 905 ..... +5310. Regis 310 302 294 906 ..... +5411. CSU-Dominguez Hills 314 303 295 912 ..... +6012. La Verne 309 311 302 922 ..... +70

nSU ScoresT5. Tate Williamson 70 69 76 215 ....... +2T19. Garrett McDaniel 77 71 75 223 ..... +10T28. Marc Johnson 80 73 73 226 ..... +13T40. Brent Williamson 75 74 81 230 ..... +1768. Justin Allenback 88 84 76 248 ..... +35

Dave Falconer classicchamberlyne country club(March 7-8, 2016 / Danville, ark.)1. Arkansas Tech 288 283 571 ........ -52. SE Oklahoma State 286 293 579 ....... +3T3. Washburn 294 287 581 ....... +5 Henderson State 285 296 581 ....... +55. Trevecca Nazarene 293 292 585 ....... +96. Missouri Southern State 292 295 587 ..... +117. Lewis 297 293 590 ..... +148. Southern Nazarene 289 304 593 ..... +179. SE Oklahoma State 296 299 595 ..... +1910. Northeastern State 299 298 597 ..... +2111. Grand Valley State 297 302 599 ..... +23T12. McKendree 308 292 600 ..... +24 Harding 299 301 600 ..... +2414. Arkansas-Monticello 304 297 601 ..... +2515. Rockhurst 308 298 606 ..... +3016. Oklahoma Baptist 314 298 612 ..... +36T17. Missouri Western State 306 308 614 ..... +38 Southern Arkansas 303 311 614 ..... +3819. South Dakota Mines 307 321 628 ..... +5220. NW Oklahoma State 322 318 640 ..... +6421. St. Joseph’s 333 324 657 ..... +81

nSU ScoresT12. Tate Williamson 72 72 144 ......... ET44. Marc Johnson 74 77 151 ....... +7 Hunter Pennington 78 73 151 ....... +7T55. Brent Williamson 75 78 153 ....... +9T89. Garrett McDaniel 82 76 158 ..... +14

rattler Invitational the Golf club of texas(March 14-15, 2016 / San antonio, texas)1. Indian Hills CC 279 282 290 851 ...... -132. (RV) St. Edward’s 290 291 289 870 ....... +63. (RV) St. Mary’s 286 295 291 872 ....... +84. Concordia (Texas) 295 286 294 875 ..... +115. Henderson State 295 292 291 878 ..... +146. Cameron 291 295 293 879 ..... +157. Northeastern State 296 288 299 883 ..... +198. Midwestern State 295 296 294 885 ..... +219. SE Oklahoma State 298 299 295 892 ..... +2810. West Texas A&M 306 297 293 896 ..... +3211. Our Lady of the Lake 304 299 304 907 ..... +4312. Southwest Baptist 302 305 304 911 ..... +4713. NW Oklahoma State 326 317 309 952 ..... +88

nSU Scores4. Tate Williamson 70 69 74 213 ........ -3T29. Garrett McDaniel 73 73 76 222 ....... +6 Brent Williamson 75 75 72 222 ....... +652. Marc Johnson 78 74 77 229 ..... +13T55. Hunter Pennington 82 72 77 231 ..... +15

argonaut Invitationaltiger Point Golf club(april 4-5, 2016 / Gulf Breeze, Fla.)1. #18 Missouri-St. Louis 283 293 296 872 ....... +82. #3 Saint Leo 292 286 297 875 ..... +113. #2 West Florida 292 294 293 879 ..... +154. (RV) Delta State 293 287 305 885 ..... +215. #10 Lee 287 298 304 889 ..... +256. #13 North Alabama 293 290 307 890 ..... +267. (RV) SW Oklahoma State 301 293 302 896 ..... +328. (RV) Arkansas Tech 290 304 303 897 ..... +339. Shorter 301 300 303 904 ..... +4010. Spring Hill 308 301 297 906 ..... +4211. Harding 304 293 310 907 ..... +4312. (RV) Erskine 299 298 322 919 ..... +5513. Northeastern State 312 310 307 929 ..... +6514. Montevallo 307 313 312 932 ..... +6815. Mississippi 318 317 330 965 ... +101

nSU ScoresT33. Brent Williamson 79 76 72 227 ..... +11T38. Tate Williamson 77 75 76 228 ..... +12T59. Garrett McDaniel 84 75 76 235 ..... +19T76. Casey Paul 77 84 83 244 ..... +2880. Marc Johnson 79 86 84 249 ..... +33

SBU InvitationalSilo ridge cc(april 11-12, 2016 / Bolivar, Mo.)1. (RV) SW Oklahoma State 300 288 588 ..... +122. #21 Central Oklahoma 307 293 600 ..... +243. Washburn 304 297 601 ..... +254. #9 Central Missouri 302 300 602 ..... +265. Lindenwood 312 299 611 ..... +356. Missouri Southern State 316 296 612 ..... +367. Minnesota State 320 297 617 ..... +418. Nebraska-Kearney 315 304 619 ..... +43T9. Northeastern State 313 308 621 ..... +45 Central Missouri (B) 318 303 621 ..... +4511. Southwest Baptist 314 309 623 ..... +47T12. Missouri Western State 320 305 625 ..... +49 Evangel 328 297 625 ..... +4914. Lincoln 314 317 631 ..... +5515. Upper Iowa 330 312 642 ..... +6616. Fort Hays State 329 327 656 ..... +80

nSU ScoresT14. Tate Williamson 75 76 151 ....... +7T20. Garrett McDaniel 76 76 152 ....... +8T45. Hunter Pennington 79 78 157 ..... +13T70. Justin Allenback 86 78 164 ..... +2081. Brent Williamson 83 85 168 ..... +24

2016 MIaa championshipalvamar Golf club(april 18-20, 2016 / Lawrence, Kan.)1. #21 Central Oklahoma 305 280 297 882 ..... +182. Lindenwood 306 289 296 891 ..... +273. #9 Central Missouri 307 288 297 892 ..... +284. Missouri Southern State 317 298 296 911 ..... +47T5. Nebraska-Kearney 309 298 308 915 ..... +51 Washburn 302 300 313 915 ..... +517. Missouri Western State 318 295 304 917 ..... +538. Northeastern State 315 297 306 918 ..... +549. Lincoln 320 306 305 931 ..... +6710. Southwest Baptist 320 300 313 933 ..... +6911. Fort Hays State 335 304 320 959 ..... +95

nSU Scores15. Garrett McDaniel 75 74 76 225 ....... +9T17. Tate Williamson 80 72 75 227 ..... +1130. Marc Johnson 78 77 77 232 ..... +16T38. Brent Williamson 82 76 78 236 ..... +2043. Hunter Pennington 86 75 76 239 ..... +23

2016 ncaa central/Midwest Super regionalthe Meadows Golf club(May 2-4, 2016 / allendale, Mich.)

nSU ScoresT11. Tate Williamson* 68 78 79 225 ..... +12




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Justin allenbackSept. 14-15 MSSU Invitational 79-74-75=228 (+12) T-19Sept. 21-22 NSU Classic 78-78-77=233 (+20) T-48Oct. 12-13 MWSU Invitational 80-84-76=240 (+27) T-76Feb. 22-23 Coyote Classic 88-84-76=248 (+35) 68Apr. 11-12 SBU Invitational 86-78=164 (+20) T-70

Marc JohnsonSept. 21-22 NSU Classic 75-77-76=228 (+15) T-31Oct. 12-13 MWSU Invitational 82-75-76=233 (+20) T-58Oct. 19-20 MSU Invitational 77-78-74=229 (+16) T-22Feb. 22-23 Coyote Classic 80-73-73=226 (+13) T-28Mar. 7-8 Dave Falconer Classic 74-77=151 (+7) T-44Mar. 14-15 Rattler Invitational 78-74-77=229 (+13) 52Apr. 4-5 Argonaut Invitational 79-86-84=249 (+33) 80Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 78-77-77=232 (+16) 30

Garrett McDanielSept. 21-22 NSU Classic 77-76-78=231 (+18) T-42Oct. 12-13 MWSU Invitational 73-76-71=220 (+7) T-12Oct. 19-20 MSU Invitational 77-76-77=230 (+17) T-29Feb. 22-23 Coyote Classic 77-71-75=223 (+10) T-19Mar. 7-8 Dave Falconer Classic 82-76=158 (+14) T-89Mar. 14-15 Rattler Invitational 73-73-76=222 (+6) T-29Apr. 4-5 Argonaut Invitational 84-75-76=235 (+19) T-59Apr. 11-12 SBU Invitational 76-76=152 (+8) T-20Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 75-74-76=225 (+9) 15

tayler Morse-cherrySept. 14-15 MSSU Invitational 78-77-78=233 (+17) T-36Sept. 21-22 NSU Classic 75-85-78=238 (+25) T-61Oct. 19-20 MSU Invitational 79-81-80=240 (+27) T-68

casey PaulSept. 14-15 MSSU Invitational 83-82-81=246 (+30) T-57Sept. 21-22 NSU Classic 79-80-79=238 (+25) T-61Apr. 4-5 Argonaut Invitational 77-84-83=244 (+28) T-76

Hunter PenningtonMar. 7-8 Dave Falconer Classic 78-73=151 (+7) T-44Mar. 14-15 Rattler Invitational 82-72-77=231 (+15) T-55Apr. 11-12 SBU Invitational 79-78=157 (+13) T-45Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 86-75-76=239 (+23) 43

tate WilliamsonSept. 14-15 MSSU Invitational 71-71-71=213 (-3) T-2Sept. 21-22 NSU Classic 72-73-76=221 (+8) T-13Oct. 12-13 MWSU Invitational 72-79-71=222 (+9) T-16Oct. 19-20 MSU Invitational 78-72-78=228 (+15) T-19Feb. 22-23 Coyote Classic 70-69-76=215 (+2) T-5Mar. 7-8 Dave Falconer Classic 72-72=144 (E) T-12Mar. 14-15 Rattler Invitational 70-69-74=213 (-3) 4Apr. 4-5 Argonaut Invitational 77-75-76=228 (+12) T-38Apr. 11-12 SBU Invitational 75-76=151 (+7) T-14Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 80-72-75=227 (+11) T-17May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 68-78-79=225 (+12) T-11

Brent WilliamsonSept. 14-15 MSSU Invitational 79-77-79=235 (+19) 39Sept. 21-22 NSU Classic 74-73-72=219 (+6) T-8Oct. 12-13 MWSU Invitational 71-70-69=210 (-3) 1Oct. 19-20 MSU Invitational 80-76-79=235 (+22) T-54Feb. 22-23 Coyote Classic 75-74-81=230 (+17) T-40Mar. 7-8 Dave Falconer Classic 75-78=153 (+9) T-55Mar. 14-15 Rattler Invitational 75-75-72=222 (+6) T-29Apr. 4-5 Argonaut Invitational 79-76-72=227 (+11) T-33Apr. 11-12 SBU Invitational 83-85=168 (+24) 81Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 82-76-78=236 (+20) T-38


2015-16 INDIVIDUAL RESULTS

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rIVerHaWKS WoMen’S2015-16 Year-In-Review


I said at the end of last year that I was excited to see how the team would perform in 2015-16, and they did not dissapoint. We had an amazing season and broke numerous team re-cords, winning plenty of championships along the way. We had numerous accomplishments that included five tournament championships and our first conference title in 10 years. We were also able to win our first MIAA Championship since we joined the league in 2012-13.

We returned to the top 10 in the nation and had an eighth-place finish at the NCAA Championship. We also were honored to have the top-ranked freshman class in all of NCAA Division II. We only finished outside the top three in two events, and those two tournaments featured the strongest fields in the country.

We had a school-record six individual champions, with Baylee Price, Kayla Schroeder and Ebba Moberg all finishing first during the season. Baylee won her second individual MIAA Championship and was rightfully honored as the 2016 MIAA Player of the Year. Kayla did not play during the fall but had an amazing spring, where she went on to win her first tournament title at the NCAA Central Super Regional at even-par 216. She became just the third regional champ in school history.

We were able to boast a league-best four All-MIAA performers (Charter Lawson, Baylee, Ebba Moberg and Kelsey Lumpkin) and three who were named to the WGCA All-Central Region First Team (Charter, Kayla, Bay-lee). Baylee was selected for the first time in her career as a WGCA All-American. Charter, Baylee, Kelsey and Ebba were all named MIAA Athlete of the Week during the year, and we were the only team in the league with more than two honorees.

In the classroom, we had eight named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (Kayla, Baylee, Kelsey, Ebba, Halie Wright, Fiona Hakanen, Alexis Armon, Kennedy Hudson) and two honored as WGCA Academic All-Americans (Kayla, Baylee). We had one of the highest team GPA’s in school history (3.64) and won the award for the Highest Team GPA at the National Finals.

I could go on and on with the successes we had this year, but overall I am just extremely proud and simply ecstatic over the year we had. It was a great deal of fun and these ladies and my assistant coaches paid the price to earn all of the success we had this past year.

We are sad to lose our two seniors in Kayla and Char-ter, but they leave behind a great legacy of winning. We bring back a group that will be as hungry as ever to get to that next level and compete for a national title in 2016-17.20

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rIVerHaWKS WoMen’S2015-16 Year-In-Review


I said at the end of last year that I was excited to see how the team would perform in 2015-16, and they did not dissapoint. We had an amazing season and broke numerous team re-cords, winning plenty of championships along the way. We had numerous accomplishments that included five tournament championships and our first conference title in 10 years. We were also able to win our first MIAA Championship since we joined the league in 2012-13.

We returned to the top 10 in the nation and had an eighth-place finish at the NCAA Championship. We also were honored to have the top-ranked freshman class in all of NCAA Division II. We only finished outside the top three in two events, and those two tournaments featured the strongest fields in the country.

We had a school-record six individual champions, with Baylee Price, Kayla Schroeder and Ebba Moberg all finishing first during the season. Baylee won her second individual MIAA Championship and was rightfully honored as the 2016 MIAA Player of the Year. Kayla did not play during the fall but had an amazing spring, where she went on to win her first tournament title at the NCAA Central Super Regional at even-par 216. She became just the third regional champ in school history.

We were able to boast a league-best four All-MIAA performers (Charter Lawson, Baylee, Ebba Moberg and Kelsey Lumpkin) and three who were named to the WGCA All-Central Region First Team (Charter, Kayla, Bay-lee). Baylee was selected for the first time in her career as a WGCA All-American. Charter, Baylee, Kelsey and Ebba were all named MIAA Athlete of the Week during the year, and we were the only team in the league with more than two honorees.

In the classroom, we had eight named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (Kayla, Baylee, Kelsey, Ebba, Halie Wright, Fiona Hakanen, Alexis Armon, Kennedy Hudson) and two honored as WGCA Academic All-Americans (Kayla, Baylee). We had one of the highest team GPA’s in school history (3.64) and won the award for the Highest Team GPA at the National Finals.

I could go on and on with the successes we had this year, but overall I am just extremely proud and simply ecstatic over the year we had. It was a great deal of fun and these ladies and my assistant coaches paid the price to earn all of the success we had this past year.

We are sad to lose our two seniors in Kayla and Char-ter, but they leave behind a great legacy of winning. We bring back a group that will be as hungry as ever to get to that next level and compete for a national title in 2016-17.20


Week once (March 25). Redlands Community College (2013-14) – Information not provided . . . RCC competes at the NJCAA Division I level. University of Missouri-Kansas City (2012-13) – Played one season as a member of the Kangaroos . . . UMKC is a mem-ber of the Western Athletic Conference and competes at the NCAA Division I level . . . posted a stroke average of 82.2 over 26 rounds with a low round of 78 . . . recorded one top-20 finish, tying for 19th at the Kangaroo Invitational with a 240 (81-78-81) . . . tied for 25th at The Summit League Champion-ship with a 255 (90-86-79) . . . tied for 32nd at the Jim West Challenge with a 248 (81-86-81) . . . registered a 161 (79-82) at the Rio Verde Collegiate Invitational and a 252 (84-89-79) at the Sir Pizza Terrapin Challenge to finish tied for 74th and 85th, respectively . . . finished 58th at the Golfweek Program Challenge with a 254 (82-86-86), her first collegiate event . . . finished tied for 71st at the Johnie Imes Invitational with a 240 (81-79-80) . . . had her best showing as a collegiate with a 237 (78-78-81) to finish tied for 33rd at the MSU/Payne Stewart Memorial . . . closed out the fall with a 249 (81-78-90) at the Blue Raider Invitational to finish 87th. High School – Helped lead her team to a pair of top-10 finish-es in the Oklahoma 6A State Tournament, including a second place finish as a freshman . . . also twice placed in the top-10 as an individual as both a freshman (10th) and sophomore (9th) . . . posted scoring averages of 80.8 and 80.0, while being named to the honor roll in each of her three years . . . was MVP of the volleyball team as the setter. Personal – Majored in health and human performance . . . daughter of Tony and Brenda Lawson . . . birthdate not pro-vided.

charter Lawson5-7 • Sr-2LMustang, Okla. • Mustang HS Redlands Community College

nSU – A two-time letterwinner . . . competed in 23 events and played 52 rounds as a member of the River-Hawks . . . named to the 2016 WGCA All-Central Region First Team and was also a two-time member of the All-MIAA

Second Team (2015-16) . . . recorded six career top-5 finishes and 13 career top-20 efforts . . . career-best finish was a T-2 effort in three events, the 2014 RCB UCO Classic, the 2015 SMSU Spring Invite and the 2016 NCAA D-II Spring Preview . . . career-low round and career-low two-round tournament were both shot at the 2016 Mustang Intercollegiate (70-73=143) . . . also shot 143 at the 2014 UCO Classic . . . best three-round score of 226 (80-75-71) was carded at the 2016 NCAA Cen-tral Super Regional . . . was a two-time recipient of the MIAA Athlete of the Week award (March 25, 2015 & April 6, 2016).

Senior (2015-16) – Played in all 12 tournaments . . . was a member of the WGCA All-Central Region First Team and also landed on the All-MIAA Second Team . . . was ranked No. 8 in the region by Golfstat after compiling a stroke average of 76.8 in 28 rounds . . . posted eight top-20 finishes and four top-10s . . . best performance was a T-2 effort at the NCAA D-II Spring Preview . . . shot a two-round tourney low (143) and an invididual round low (70-73) in a solo fifth performance at the Mustang Intercollegiate . . . tied for fourth at the UNK Spring Invitational at 150 (75-75) . . . three-round tourney score of 226 (80-75-71) was carded at the NCAA Central Super Regional, where she finished in a tie for 16th . . . tied for 34th at the NCAA Championship with a four-round score of 303 (74-77-76-76) . . . was once selected as the MIAA Athlete of the Week (April 6). Junior (2014-15) – Participated in all 11 events during her first season at Northeastern State . . . landed on the All-MIAA Sec-ond Team . . . posted a stroke average of 80.1 in 24 rounds of competition . . . registered five top-10 efforts and seven top-20 performances . . . was NSU’s low finisher in three events . . . tied for runner-up honors in two events, which included the RCB UCO Classic where she put together her best individual round of the season and her best two-round score of the year (71-72=143) . . . tied for second at the SMSU Spring Invite with a two-round total of 156 (77-79) . . . tied for fifth at the MWSU Invitational (80-75=155) and tied for seventh at the NCAA Divi-sion II Fall Preview (78-75=153) . . . tied for 27th at the NCAA Central Super Regional with a score of 247 (83-77-87) . . . finished in solo 19th at the MIAA Championship at 250 (85-83-81) . . . honored as the MIAA Women’s Golf Athlete of the

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lineup, competing in all 11 events . . . posted a stroke average of 85.4 in 24 rounds . . . season-best finish (T-16), season-low individual and two-round tournament scores were all recorded at the MIAA Fall Preview (82-78=160) . . . tied for 18th at the MIAA Championship with a three-round total of 266 (87-93-86) . . . low three-round tournament score of 249 (79-82-88) was recorded at the NCAA Central Super Regional . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . was a WGCA All-American Scholar. Freshman (2012-13) – Competed in the final seven tourna-ments of the season as a true freshman . . . posted a stroke average of 90.1 in 16 rounds . . . shot seven rounds in the 80’s, which included a season-best 80 in the first round of the NCAA Central Super Regional Championship . . . best finish of the season was a T-19 at the MIAA Championship after shooting a one-round total of 83 . . . also finished T-31 at regionals (80-89-86=255) and solo 42nd at the UAFS Lions Classic (93-94=187) . . . shot a four-round total of 382 at the NCAA Championship (94-99-94-97) . . . was a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Finished runner-up at the Class 4A State Tour-nament senior year . . . was named to the all-state team senior year and was all-conference junior and senior years. Personal – Majored in pre-professional health . . . daughter of Rodney and Sheila Schroeder . . . born April 12, 1994.

Kayla Schroeder5-11 • Sr-4LBristow, Okla. • Bristow HS

nSU – A four-year letterwinner . . . played in 76 rounds at 33 tournaments . . . two-time member of the WGCA All-Central Region First Team (2015-16) . . . also named to the 2015 All-MIAA Sec-ond Team . . . tallied four career top-10 finishes and 12 career top-20 finishes .

. . lone collegiate victory came at the 2016 NCAA Central Super Regional . . . career-best two-round total of 154 was recorded at the 2015 NSU Classic . . . career-best individual round of 69 was shot at the 2016 NCAA Central Super Regional . . . best three-round score of 217 (76-69-72) was registered at the 2016 NCAA Central Super Regional . . . became the 12th NSU women’s golfer in school history to compete at nationals twice in her ca-reer, as she competed both in 2013 and 2016 . . . participated at the NCAA Central Super Regional all four years . . . was a four-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2013-16) and a one-time recipient of the MIAA Scholar-Athlete award (2015) . . . three-time WGCA All-American Scholar (2014-16).

Senior (2015-16) – Competed in five tournaments, including the final four of the season . . . named to the WGCA All-Central Region First Team . . . put together a 77.6 stroke average in 14 rounds . . . finished inside the top 20 four times and posted two top-10s . . . tied for eighth at the NSU Classic with a season-low two-round score of 154 (75-79) . . . became the third women’s golfer in school history to win an NCAA Super Regional when she tied for first at 217 (76-69-72) . . . the tournamant included her career-low individual round . . . landed in solo 11th at the MIAA Championship . . . was named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . also honored as a WGCA All-American Scholar. Junior (2014-15) – Played in 10 of 11 tournaments . . . landed on the WGCA All-Central Region First Team and also earned a spot on the All-MIAA Second Team . . . compiled a stroke average of 81.0 in 22 rounds . . . ended the season with her first two career top-10 finishes . . . finished in solo ninth at the MIAA Championship with a three-round score of 241 (78-79-84) . . . landed in solo 10th at the NCAA Central Super Regional with a score of 237 (78-82-77) . . . tallied five top-20 finishes, including a T-11 effort at the SMSU Spring Invite (76-85=161) . . . broke 80 10 times, including a season-low 75 at the Flagler Fall Slam . . . season-low two-round score of 157 (76-81) was fired at the RCB UCO Classic . . . was named an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . also selected as a WGCA All-American Scholar. Sophomore (2013-14) – Continued to be a mainstay in the

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RETURNING RIVERHAWKSnamed the MIAA Athlete of the Week on three occasions (Sept. 16, March 31, April 13) . . . named an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and landed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . also honored as a WGCA All-American Scholar. Sophomore (2014-15) – Played in 12 events and compiled a stroke average of 76.9 in 28 rounds . . . named to the WGCA All-Central Region First Team and the All-MIAA First Team . . . competed at the NCAA Championship as an individual and fin-ished in solo 15th with a four-round score of 307 (79-79-76-73) . . . became the fourth golfer in NSU history to land inside the top 15 at the national championship . . . never finished outside the top 16 in any event and finished the season with eight top-10’s . . . placed runner-up at the MIAA Championship with a season-best three-round score of 230 (74-80-76) . . . low two-round score of 148 was carded in a T-3 effort at the NSU Classic (72-76) . . . tied for fifth at the NCAA Central Super Regional with a score of 234 (75-79-80) . . . was honored once as the MIAA Athlete of the Week award (April 15) . . . named an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and landed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . also honored as a WGCA All-American Scholar. Freshman (2013-14) – Burst onto the scene as a true freshman, earning a plethora of accolades during her rookie campaign . . . honored as the MIAA Freshman of the Year and landed on the All-MIAA First Team . . . also named to the WGCA All-Central Region First Team . . . captured the MIAA Champi-onship individual crown after posting a three-round tournament score of 233 (79-77-77) . . . became the fifth individual confer-ence champion in school history . . . participated in 12 tourna-ments and posted a stroke average of 77.1 in 28 rounds . . . low three-round score of 230 (74-83-73) was fired at the NCAA Central Super Regional, where she tied for fourth . . . became the 25th golfer in school history to compete at the NCAA Cham-pionship, finishing in a tie for 23rd at 303 (77-73-76-77) . . . was the ninth golfer in school history to place inside the top 25 at the national event . . . registered eight top-10 finishes and 10 top-15 finishes . . . best individual round and low two-round tournament score of 146 (77-69) were both fired at the NSU Classic, where she tied for first . . . honored as the MIAA Athlete of the Week on April 2 . . . named a WGCA All-American Scholar, was an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and also landed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Was a three-year letterwinner at Broken Ar-row High School . . . was an all-state performer and an all-metro honoree as a senior . . . landed on the all-conference first team senior year and the all-conference second team junior year . . . honored as an academic all-star three times. Personal – Majoring in management . . . daughter of Mike and Louella Price . . . born Aug. 12, 1995.

Baylee Price5-4 • Sr-3LBroken Arrow, Okla. • Broken Arrow HS

nSU – A three-time letterwinner . . . named a 2016 WGCA All-American Hon-orable Mention . . . was honored as the 2016 MIAA Golfer of the Year . . . named the 2014 MIAA Freshman of the Year . . . is a three-time member of the WGCA All-Central Region First Team (2014-16)

and a three-time member of the All-MIAA First Team (2014-16) . . . has competed in 36 events and has played 84 rounds as a member of the RiverHawks . . . participated as an individual in both the 2014 NCAA Championship and the 2015 NCAA Cham-pionship . . . competed at the 2016 NCAA Championship with the rest of the team and is just the fourth golfer in NSU history to make at least three appearances at the national event . . . owns a school-record six career tournament victories, including the 2014 MIAA Championship and the 2016 MIAA Championship . . . low-est career individual round and lowest career two-round tourna-ment score were both shot in a runner-up effort at the 2015 RCB UCO Classic (73-68=141) . . . best three-round score of 219 was fired in a winning performance at the 2016 MIAA Championship (71-72-76) . . . has finished outside the top 25 just once in her storied career, and that was a T-34 effort at the 2016 NCAA Championship . . . is a five-time recipient of the MIAA Athlete of the Week award . . . three-time MIAA Scholar-Athlete (2014-16), three-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2014-16) and three-time WGCA All-American Scholar (2014-16). Junior (2015-16) – Participated in 12 events and compiled a stroke average of 74.6 in 28 rounds . . . stroke average rated No. 1 in the region and No. 8 in the country . . . honored as a WGCA All-American Honorable Mention . . . selected as the MIAA Golf-er of the Year . . . also named to the WGCA All-Central Region First Team and the All-MIAA First Team . . . tied for 34th at the NCAA Championship with a four-round score of 303 (79-72-74-78) . . . finished the year with a school-record four tournament victories . . . won the NSU Classic, the UNK Spring Invitational, the NCAA Division II Spring Preview and the MIAA Champion-ship . . . recorded eight top 10’s and 10 top 20’s . . . fired the second-lowest individual round in school history in a runner-up performance at the RCB UCO Classic (73-68=141) . . . low two-round score was also shot at the UCO Classic . . . best three-round score of 219 (71-72-76) was shot in a winning effort at the MIAA Championship . . . won the tournament by 11 strokes . . . helped the RiverHawks win the MIAA Championship and finish second at the NCAA Central Super Regional . . . also helped NSU earn the prestigious Highest Team GPA award at the 2016 NCAA Division II Spring Sports Festival . . . finished solo fifth at the NCAA Central Super Regional at 220 (72-75-73) . . . was

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lineup, competing in all 11 events . . . posted a stroke average of 85.4 in 24 rounds . . . season-best finish (T-16), season-low individual and two-round tournament scores were all recorded at the MIAA Fall Preview (82-78=160) . . . tied for 18th at the MIAA Championship with a three-round total of 266 (87-93-86) . . . low three-round tournament score of 249 (79-82-88) was recorded at the NCAA Central Super Regional . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . was a WGCA All-American Scholar. Freshman (2012-13) – Competed in the final seven tourna-ments of the season as a true freshman . . . posted a stroke average of 90.1 in 16 rounds . . . shot seven rounds in the 80’s, which included a season-best 80 in the first round of the NCAA Central Super Regional Championship . . . best finish of the season was a T-19 at the MIAA Championship after shooting a one-round total of 83 . . . also finished T-31 at regionals (80-89-86=255) and solo 42nd at the UAFS Lions Classic (93-94=187) . . . shot a four-round total of 382 at the NCAA Championship (94-99-94-97) . . . was a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Finished runner-up at the Class 4A State Tour-nament senior year . . . was named to the all-state team senior year and was all-conference junior and senior years. Personal – Majored in pre-professional health . . . daughter of Rodney and Sheila Schroeder . . . born April 12, 1994.

Kayla Schroeder5-11 • Sr-4LBristow, Okla. • Bristow HS

nSU – A four-year letterwinner . . . played in 76 rounds at 33 tournaments . . . two-time member of the WGCA All-Central Region First Team (2015-16) . . . also named to the 2015 All-MIAA Sec-ond Team . . . tallied four career top-10 finishes and 12 career top-20 finishes .

. . lone collegiate victory came at the 2016 NCAA Central Super Regional . . . career-best two-round total of 154 was recorded at the 2015 NSU Classic . . . career-best individual round of 69 was shot at the 2016 NCAA Central Super Regional . . . best three-round score of 217 (76-69-72) was registered at the 2016 NCAA Central Super Regional . . . became the 12th NSU women’s golfer in school history to compete at nationals twice in her ca-reer, as she competed both in 2013 and 2016 . . . participated at the NCAA Central Super Regional all four years . . . was a four-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2013-16) and a one-time recipient of the MIAA Scholar-Athlete award (2015) . . . three-time WGCA All-American Scholar (2014-16).

Senior (2015-16) – Competed in five tournaments, including the final four of the season . . . named to the WGCA All-Central Region First Team . . . put together a 77.6 stroke average in 14 rounds . . . finished inside the top 20 four times and posted two top-10s . . . tied for eighth at the NSU Classic with a season-low two-round score of 154 (75-79) . . . became the third women’s golfer in school history to win an NCAA Super Regional when she tied for first at 217 (76-69-72) . . . the tournamant included her career-low individual round . . . landed in solo 11th at the MIAA Championship . . . was named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . also honored as a WGCA All-American Scholar. Junior (2014-15) – Played in 10 of 11 tournaments . . . landed on the WGCA All-Central Region First Team and also earned a spot on the All-MIAA Second Team . . . compiled a stroke average of 81.0 in 22 rounds . . . ended the season with her first two career top-10 finishes . . . finished in solo ninth at the MIAA Championship with a three-round score of 241 (78-79-84) . . . landed in solo 10th at the NCAA Central Super Regional with a score of 237 (78-82-77) . . . tallied five top-20 finishes, including a T-11 effort at the SMSU Spring Invite (76-85=161) . . . broke 80 10 times, including a season-low 75 at the Flagler Fall Slam . . . season-low two-round score of 157 (76-81) was fired at the RCB UCO Classic . . . was named an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . also selected as a WGCA All-American Scholar. Sophomore (2013-14) – Continued to be a mainstay in the

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RETURNING RIVERHAWKSnamed the MIAA Athlete of the Week on three occasions (Sept. 16, March 31, April 13) . . . named an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and landed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . also honored as a WGCA All-American Scholar. Sophomore (2014-15) – Played in 12 events and compiled a stroke average of 76.9 in 28 rounds . . . named to the WGCA All-Central Region First Team and the All-MIAA First Team . . . competed at the NCAA Championship as an individual and fin-ished in solo 15th with a four-round score of 307 (79-79-76-73) . . . became the fourth golfer in NSU history to land inside the top 15 at the national championship . . . never finished outside the top 16 in any event and finished the season with eight top-10’s . . . placed runner-up at the MIAA Championship with a season-best three-round score of 230 (74-80-76) . . . low two-round score of 148 was carded in a T-3 effort at the NSU Classic (72-76) . . . tied for fifth at the NCAA Central Super Regional with a score of 234 (75-79-80) . . . was honored once as the MIAA Athlete of the Week award (April 15) . . . named an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and landed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . also honored as a WGCA All-American Scholar. Freshman (2013-14) – Burst onto the scene as a true freshman, earning a plethora of accolades during her rookie campaign . . . honored as the MIAA Freshman of the Year and landed on the All-MIAA First Team . . . also named to the WGCA All-Central Region First Team . . . captured the MIAA Champi-onship individual crown after posting a three-round tournament score of 233 (79-77-77) . . . became the fifth individual confer-ence champion in school history . . . participated in 12 tourna-ments and posted a stroke average of 77.1 in 28 rounds . . . low three-round score of 230 (74-83-73) was fired at the NCAA Central Super Regional, where she tied for fourth . . . became the 25th golfer in school history to compete at the NCAA Cham-pionship, finishing in a tie for 23rd at 303 (77-73-76-77) . . . was the ninth golfer in school history to place inside the top 25 at the national event . . . registered eight top-10 finishes and 10 top-15 finishes . . . best individual round and low two-round tournament score of 146 (77-69) were both fired at the NSU Classic, where she tied for first . . . honored as the MIAA Athlete of the Week on April 2 . . . named a WGCA All-American Scholar, was an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and also landed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Was a three-year letterwinner at Broken Ar-row High School . . . was an all-state performer and an all-metro honoree as a senior . . . landed on the all-conference first team senior year and the all-conference second team junior year . . . honored as an academic all-star three times. Personal – Majoring in management . . . daughter of Mike and Louella Price . . . born Aug. 12, 1995.

Baylee Price5-4 • Sr-3LBroken Arrow, Okla. • Broken Arrow HS

nSU – A three-time letterwinner . . . named a 2016 WGCA All-American Hon-orable Mention . . . was honored as the 2016 MIAA Golfer of the Year . . . named the 2014 MIAA Freshman of the Year . . . is a three-time member of the WGCA All-Central Region First Team (2014-16)

and a three-time member of the All-MIAA First Team (2014-16) . . . has competed in 36 events and has played 84 rounds as a member of the RiverHawks . . . participated as an individual in both the 2014 NCAA Championship and the 2015 NCAA Cham-pionship . . . competed at the 2016 NCAA Championship with the rest of the team and is just the fourth golfer in NSU history to make at least three appearances at the national event . . . owns a school-record six career tournament victories, including the 2014 MIAA Championship and the 2016 MIAA Championship . . . low-est career individual round and lowest career two-round tourna-ment score were both shot in a runner-up effort at the 2015 RCB UCO Classic (73-68=141) . . . best three-round score of 219 was fired in a winning performance at the 2016 MIAA Championship (71-72-76) . . . has finished outside the top 25 just once in her storied career, and that was a T-34 effort at the 2016 NCAA Championship . . . is a five-time recipient of the MIAA Athlete of the Week award . . . three-time MIAA Scholar-Athlete (2014-16), three-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2014-16) and three-time WGCA All-American Scholar (2014-16). Junior (2015-16) – Participated in 12 events and compiled a stroke average of 74.6 in 28 rounds . . . stroke average rated No. 1 in the region and No. 8 in the country . . . honored as a WGCA All-American Honorable Mention . . . selected as the MIAA Golf-er of the Year . . . also named to the WGCA All-Central Region First Team and the All-MIAA First Team . . . tied for 34th at the NCAA Championship with a four-round score of 303 (79-72-74-78) . . . finished the year with a school-record four tournament victories . . . won the NSU Classic, the UNK Spring Invitational, the NCAA Division II Spring Preview and the MIAA Champion-ship . . . recorded eight top 10’s and 10 top 20’s . . . fired the second-lowest individual round in school history in a runner-up performance at the RCB UCO Classic (73-68=141) . . . low two-round score was also shot at the UCO Classic . . . best three-round score of 219 (71-72-76) was shot in a winning effort at the MIAA Championship . . . won the tournament by 11 strokes . . . helped the RiverHawks win the MIAA Championship and finish second at the NCAA Central Super Regional . . . also helped NSU earn the prestigious Highest Team GPA award at the 2016 NCAA Division II Spring Sports Festival . . . finished solo fifth at the NCAA Central Super Regional at 220 (72-75-73) . . . was

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also came in Oklahoma City where she tied for seventh at 145 (73-74) . . . also tied for seventh at the season-opening NCAA Division II Fall Preview with a two-round score of 153 (79-74) . . . finished in solo eighth at the FHSU Invi-tational at 157 (76-81) . . . tied for 17th in her first MIAA Championship with a season-low three-round total of 249 (84-81-84) . . . also competed at the NCAA Central Super Regional and tied for 33rd at 253 (88-83-82) . . . named an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and landed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . named a WGCA All-American Scholar. High School – Was a four-year letterwinner at Owasso High School . . . be-came the first female golfer in school history to qualify for the Oklahoma Class 6A state tournament all four years . . . also led the Rams to the state tourna-ment three times . . . named first-team all-conference senior year and to the second team as a junior . . . four-time MVP of the team . . . won the Oklahoma 6A East Regional championship . . . honored as the 2014 Owasso Female Athlete of the Year . . . also competed on the cheer squad for three years. Personal – Majoring in math education . . . daughter of Len and Lori Armon . . . born Oct. 22, 1995.

Kennedy Hudson5-8 • So-SQBixby, Okla. • Bixby HS

NSU – A returning squad member . . . has com-peted in one career tournament . . . tied for 65th at the 2015 NSU Classic with a two-round score of 173 (89-84) . . . two-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2015-16). redshirt Freshman (2015-16) – Played in the NSU Classic . . . shot rounds of 89 and 84

to tie for 65th at 29-over 173 . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . helped the RiverHawks earn the prestigious Highest Team GPA award at the 2016 NCAA Division II Spring Sports Festival. Freshman (2014-15) – Did not compete in her first year at NSU . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Was an all-state performer at Bixby High School . . . quali-fied for the Oklahoma Class 6A State tournament twice as a member of the Spartans and finished inside the top 10 as a senior . . . honored as the Okla-homa Region 7 Female Athlete of the Year . . . led her team to a third-place finish at the state tournament senior year. Personal – Majoring in management . . . daughter of Chris and Dara Hud-son . . . born March 11, 1996.

Fiona Hakanen5-6 • Jr-SQHelsinki, Finland • Mäkelänrinteen Lukio

nSU – A returning squad member . . . has com-peted in five events and 11 rounds . . . owns two career top-20 finishes . . . career-low individual round (74), career-low two-round score (154) and career-low finish (T-8) were all recorded at the 2015 NSU Classic . . . has competed in one three-round tournament in her career at the 2015 MIAA Championship, where she shot 272 (93-89-90) . . . two-time member of the MIAA Academic

Honor Roll (2015-16). Sophomore (2015-16) – Played in the NSU Classic . . . shot rounds of 74 and 80 to tie for eighth at 10-over 154 . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . helped the RiverHawks earn the prestigious Highest Team GPA award at the 2016 NCAA Division II Spring Sports Festival. Freshman (2014-15) – Competed in four tournaments during her first year with the program . . . compiled a stroke average of 87.6 in nine rounds . . . tied for 20th at the SMSU Spring Invite with a two-round total of 170 (88-82) . . . also shot 170 (83-87) and tied for 54th at the NCAA Spring Preview . . . competed at the MIAA Championship and landed in a tie for 35th at 272 (93-89-90) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Information not provided. Personal – Majoring in international business.

alexis armon4-11 • So-RS (1L)Owasso, Okla. • Owasso HS

NSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has played in 11 career tournaments and 24 rounds . . . was named to the 2015 All-MIAA Honorable Men-tion team . . . best-career finish is T-7, which she has matched at both the 2014 NCAA Division II Fall Preview and the 2014 RCB UCO Classic . . . lowest two-round total of 145 was shot at the UCO Classic, which included her lowest individ-

ual score of 73 . . . lowest three-round total of 249 was carded at the 2015 MIAA Championship . . . one-time MIAA Scholar-Athlete (2015) and two-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2015-16) . . . also named a 2015 WGCA All-American Scholar . . . sat out her true sophomore campaign and took a redshirt. Sophomore (2015-16) – Redshirted . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . helped the RiverHawks earn the prestigious Highest Team GPA award at the 2016 NCAA Division II Spring Sports Festival. Freshman (2014-15) – Competed in all 11 tournaments as a true fresh-man . . . named to the All-MIAA Honorable Mention team . . . put together a stroke average of 81.3 in 24 rounds . . . ended the season with three top-10 finishes and six top-20 finishes . . . recorded eight rounds in the 70’s, which included a season-low 73 at the RCB UCO Classic . . . low two-round total


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also came in Oklahoma City where she tied for seventh at 145 (73-74) . . . also tied for seventh at the season-opening NCAA Division II Fall Preview with a two-round score of 153 (79-74) . . . finished in solo eighth at the FHSU Invi-tational at 157 (76-81) . . . tied for 17th in her first MIAA Championship with a season-low three-round total of 249 (84-81-84) . . . also competed at the NCAA Central Super Regional and tied for 33rd at 253 (88-83-82) . . . named an MIAA Scholar-Athlete and landed on the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . named a WGCA All-American Scholar. High School – Was a four-year letterwinner at Owasso High School . . . be-came the first female golfer in school history to qualify for the Oklahoma Class 6A state tournament all four years . . . also led the Rams to the state tourna-ment three times . . . named first-team all-conference senior year and to the second team as a junior . . . four-time MVP of the team . . . won the Oklahoma 6A East Regional championship . . . honored as the 2014 Owasso Female Athlete of the Year . . . also competed on the cheer squad for three years. Personal – Majoring in math education . . . daughter of Len and Lori Armon . . . born Oct. 22, 1995.

Kennedy Hudson5-8 • So-SQBixby, Okla. • Bixby HS

NSU – A returning squad member . . . has com-peted in one career tournament . . . tied for 65th at the 2015 NSU Classic with a two-round score of 173 (89-84) . . . two-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2015-16). redshirt Freshman (2015-16) – Played in the NSU Classic . . . shot rounds of 89 and 84

to tie for 65th at 29-over 173 . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . helped the RiverHawks earn the prestigious Highest Team GPA award at the 2016 NCAA Division II Spring Sports Festival. Freshman (2014-15) – Did not compete in her first year at NSU . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Was an all-state performer at Bixby High School . . . quali-fied for the Oklahoma Class 6A State tournament twice as a member of the Spartans and finished inside the top 10 as a senior . . . honored as the Okla-homa Region 7 Female Athlete of the Year . . . led her team to a third-place finish at the state tournament senior year. Personal – Majoring in management . . . daughter of Chris and Dara Hud-son . . . born March 11, 1996.

Fiona Hakanen5-6 • Jr-SQHelsinki, Finland • Mäkelänrinteen Lukio

nSU – A returning squad member . . . has com-peted in five events and 11 rounds . . . owns two career top-20 finishes . . . career-low individual round (74), career-low two-round score (154) and career-low finish (T-8) were all recorded at the 2015 NSU Classic . . . has competed in one three-round tournament in her career at the 2015 MIAA Championship, where she shot 272 (93-89-90) . . . two-time member of the MIAA Academic

Honor Roll (2015-16). Sophomore (2015-16) – Played in the NSU Classic . . . shot rounds of 74 and 80 to tie for eighth at 10-over 154 . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . helped the RiverHawks earn the prestigious Highest Team GPA award at the 2016 NCAA Division II Spring Sports Festival. Freshman (2014-15) – Competed in four tournaments during her first year with the program . . . compiled a stroke average of 87.6 in nine rounds . . . tied for 20th at the SMSU Spring Invite with a two-round total of 170 (88-82) . . . also shot 170 (83-87) and tied for 54th at the NCAA Spring Preview . . . competed at the MIAA Championship and landed in a tie for 35th at 272 (93-89-90) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – Information not provided. Personal – Majoring in international business.

alexis armon4-11 • So-RS (1L)Owasso, Okla. • Owasso HS

NSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has played in 11 career tournaments and 24 rounds . . . was named to the 2015 All-MIAA Honorable Men-tion team . . . best-career finish is T-7, which she has matched at both the 2014 NCAA Division II Fall Preview and the 2014 RCB UCO Classic . . . lowest two-round total of 145 was shot at the UCO Classic, which included her lowest individ-

ual score of 73 . . . lowest three-round total of 249 was carded at the 2015 MIAA Championship . . . one-time MIAA Scholar-Athlete (2015) and two-time member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2015-16) . . . also named a 2015 WGCA All-American Scholar . . . sat out her true sophomore campaign and took a redshirt. Sophomore (2015-16) – Redshirted . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll . . . helped the RiverHawks earn the prestigious Highest Team GPA award at the 2016 NCAA Division II Spring Sports Festival. Freshman (2014-15) – Competed in all 11 tournaments as a true fresh-man . . . named to the All-MIAA Honorable Mention team . . . put together a stroke average of 81.3 in 24 rounds . . . ended the season with three top-10 finishes and six top-20 finishes . . . recorded eight rounds in the 70’s, which included a season-low 73 at the RCB UCO Classic . . . low two-round total


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Freshman (2015-16) – Competed in all 12 events during her first year at Northeastern State . . . landed on the All-MIAA First Team . . . posted a stroke average of 76.3 in 28 rounds . . . was the No. 8-ranked golfer in the Central Region and 71st in the nation . . . was one-third of the top-rated freshman class in the nation, according to Golfstat . . . became the fifth women’s golfer in school history to finish inside the top 15 at the NCAA Championship, tying for 15th at 9-over 297 (74-75-80-68) . . . carded the second-lowest individual round in school history at the tournament . . . registered five top-10 efforts and eight top-20 performances . . . helped the RiverHawks win the MIAA Champi-onship and finish second at the NCAA Central Super Regional . . . was NSU’s low finisher in three events . . . tied for first at the MIAA Fall Preview at 148 (73-75) . . . tied for second at the the Western Washington Invitational with a score of even-par 146 (74-72) . . . low two-round score of 144 was recorded at the RCB UCO Classic (72-72) . . . tied for 16th at the Super Regional with a season-best three-round score of 226 (77-75-74) . . . tied for third at the MIAA Championship at 232 (77-75-80) . . . honored once as the MIAA Women’s Golf Athlete of the Week (October 21) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – One of two girls born in 1996 to be selected for the Swed-ish national golf high school in Uppsala, which is run by the Swedish Golf Federation . . . competed on two junior tours in Sweden: the Junior Masters Invitational and the Skandia Tour . . . recorded three victories, six top-3 per-formances and 16 top-10 efforts during her career as a junior player . . . best 54-round score was 9-over 225 (74-71-80) . . . qualified for the final of the Junior Masters Invitational for three-straight years . . . also qualified for the Annika Invitational Europe 2014, hosted by retired Swedish professional golfer and former No. 1-ranked player in the world Annika Sörenstam . . . ranked inside the top 15 among 18 year-old girls . . . helped her club team, Sundsvalls GK, win the Division 1 North title in 2013 and the Division 2 North title in 2012 . . . in addition, helped her high school team to a Swedish golf high school na-tional championship . . . tallied a 79.8 stroke average over 28 rounds in 2014. Personal – Major is undecided . . . daughter of Patrik and Helen Moberg . . . born April 23, 1996.

Halie Wright5-1 • So-1LThe Colony, Texas • The Colony HS

NSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has competed in eight events and has participated in 16 rounds . . . career-best finish of T-5 was posted in her first career tournament, the 2015 NCAA Division II Fall Preview . . . career-low individual round and career-low two-round score were both fired at the same event, the 2015 RCB UCO Classic (72-74=146) . . . is a one-time member of the MIAA

Academic Honor Roll (2016). Freshman (2015-16) – Played in eight tournaments and competed in 16 rounds . . . compiled a stroke average of 77.1, which was 13th in the region and 88th in the nation . . . was one-third of the top-rated freshman class in the nation, according to Golfstat . . . recorded four top-10 finishes and five top-20 efforts . . . season-best finish of T-5 was posted in her first career event, the NCAA Division II Fall Preview . . . low individual score and low two-round tour-nament score were both carded in a T-8 performance at the RCB UCO Classic (72-74=146) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – No information. Personal – No information.

Kelsey Lumpkin5-7 • So-1LMcKinney, Texas • McKinney Boyd HS

NSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has competed in 12 events and has played 28 rounds as a mem-ber of the RiverHawks . . . named to the 2016 All-MIAA Second Team . . . owns four career top-10 finishes and seven top-20 efforts . . . career-best finish was a solo fourth at the 2015 Western Washington Invitational . . . career-low round and career-low two-round tournament were both shot

at the 2016 Mustang Intercollegiate (72-75=147) . . . best three-round score of 225 (73-77-75) was carded at the 2016 NCAA Central Super Regional . . . has once played in the NCAA Championship (T-39 in 2016) . . . is a one-time recipient of the MIAA Athlete of the Week award (March 9, 2016) . . . once named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2016). Freshman (2015-16) – Participated in all 12 tournaments during her first year at Northeastern State . . . landed on the All-MIAA Second Team . . . posted a stroke average of 77.1 in 28 rounds . . . was the No. 12-ranked golfer in the Central Region and 84th in the nation . . . was one-third of the top-rated freshman class in the nation, according to Golfstat . . . registered four top-10 efforts and seven top-20 performances . . . helped the RiverHawks win the MIAA Championship and finish second at the NCAA Central Super Regional . . . tied for 39th at the NCAA Championship with a four-round score of 17-over 305 (77-78-73-77) . . . was NSU’s low finisher at the St. Edward’s Invitational, tying for sixth (74-76=150) . . . best finish of the year was a solo fourth effort at the Western Washington Invitational (74-74=148) . . . low individual round and best two-round score were both carded in a T-11 performance at the Mus-tang Intercollegiate (72-75=147) . . . tied for 14th at the Super Regional with a season low three-round score of 225 (73-77-75) . . . finished in solo seventh at the MIAA Championship at 235 (79-75-81) . . . honored once as the MIAA Women’s Golf Athlete of the Week (March 9) . . . named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School – No information. Personal – No information.

ebba Moberg5-6 • So-1LSundsvall, Sweden • Celsiusskolan Up-psala

NSU – A returning letterwinner . . . has competed in 12 events and has played 28 rounds as a mem-ber of the RiverHawks . . . named to the 2016 All-MIAA First Team . . . owns five career top-10 finishes and eight top-20 efforts . . . has one career tournament victory on her resume, which was the 2015 MIAA Fall Preview . . . career-low

round of 68 was fired at the 2016 NCAA Championship, where she became the fifth women’s golfer in school history to finish inside the top 15 . . . career-best two-round score of 144 was shot at the 2015 RCB UCO Classic (72-72) . . . best three-round score of 226 (77-75-74) was shot at the 2016 NCAA Central Super Regional . . . is a one-time recipient of the MIAA Athlete of the Week award (October 21, 2015) . . . was once named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll (2016).


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ncaa Division II central region Fall PreviewPrairie Highlands Golf club(September 8-9, 2015 / olathe, Kan.)1. Augustana 296 303 599 ......... +232. Northeastern State 303 302 605 ......... +293. Arkansas Tech 320 297 617 .........+414. Central Oklahoma 313 310 623 .........+475. Henderson State 318 316 634 ......... +586. Missouri Western State 314 324 638 .........+627. Central Missouri 323 319 642 .........+668. Minnesota State 317 326 643 .........+679. SW Oklahoma State 327 318 645 .........+6910. Concordia-St. Paul 321 325 646 ......... +7011. Winona State 321 331 652 .........+7612. St. Cloud State 323 330 653 ......... +7713. Northwest Missouri State 332 322 654 ......... +7814. SW Minnesota State 320 342 662 .........+8615. Upper Iowa 336 335 671 ......... +9516. Southern Nazarene 335 339 674 ......... +9817. Nebraska-Kearney 337 341 678 ....... +10218. Fort Hays State 357 351 708 ....... +13219. Harding 369 360 729 ....... +153

nSU ScoresT5. Baylee Price 74 76 150 ...........+6 Halie Wright 74 76 150 ...........+610. Kelsey Lumpkin 76 76 152 ........... +8T11. Charter Lawson 79 74 153 ........... +9T18. Ebba Moberg 80 77 157 ......... +13

17th annual nSU Golf classiccherokee Springs Golf course (September 14-15, 2015 / tahlequah, okla.) 1. Oklahoma Christian 301 314 615 ......... +392. Rogers State 307 310 617 .........+413. Northeastern State 314 305 619 ......... +434. SW Oklahoma State 310 314 624 .........+485. Newman 315 314 629 ......... +536. Henderson State 321 318 639 .........+637. Arkansas-Fort Smith 327 317 644 .........+688. Missouri Western State 323 324 647 ......... +719. Northwest Missouri State 321 335 656 ......... +8010. Central Missouri 335 326 661 ......... +8511. Nebraska-Kearney 329 336 665 ......... +8912. East Central 329 339 668 ......... +9213. Oklahoma Baptist 334 336 670 .........+9414. Southern Nazarene 330 341 671 ......... +9515. Fort Hays State 339 348 687 ....... +11116. Southwest Baptist 353 368 721 .......+14517. NW Oklahoma State 361 370 731 ....... +15518. Lincoln 391 377 768 ....... +192

nSU ScoresT1. Baylee Price 74 74 148 ...........+47. Halie Wright 76 77 153 ........... +9T8 Fiona Hakanen* 74 80 154 ......... +10 Kayla Schroeder* 75 79 154 ......... +10T27. Ebba Moberg 85 75 160 .........+16 Charter Lawson 81 79 160 .........+16T33. Kelsey Lumpkin 83 79 162 ......... +18T65. Kennedy Hudson* 89 84 173 ......... +29

* - Played as Individual

MIaa Fall PreviewJefferson city country club(September 28-29, 2015 / Jefferson city, Mo.)1. Northeastern State 305 307 612 ......... +362. Central Oklahoma 308 307 615 ......... +393. William Woods 316 305 621 .........+454. Missouri Western State 307 317 624 .........+485. Lindenwood 318 322 640 .........+646. Northwest Missouri State 325 332 657 ......... +817. Central Missouri 328 337 665 ......... +898. Nebraska-Kearney 343 328 671 ......... +959. Truman State 362 335 697 ....... +12110. Fort Hays State 351 351 702 .......+12611. Southwest Baptist 349 354 703 ....... +12712. Lincoln 373 371 744 .......+168

nSU ScoresT1. Ebba Moberg 73 75 148 ...........+46. Halie Wright 76 77 153 ........... +9T12. Baylee Price 80 76 156 ......... +12 Charter Lawson 77 79 156 ......... +12T23. Kelsey Lumpkin 79 82 161 ......... +17

rcB Uco classic Lincoln Park east Golf club(october 5-6, 2015 / oklahoma city, okla.)1. Northeastern State 292 288 580 ......... +122. Central Oklahoma 293 288 581 ......... +133. Henderson State 296 294 590 ......... +224. Lindenwood 297 296 593 ......... +255. Arkansas Tech 289 308 597 ......... +296. Missouri Western State 300 298 598 ......... +307. Rogers State 301 298 599 ......... +318. SW Oklahoma State 308 294 602 .........+349. Oklahoma Christian 296 307 603 ......... +3510. East Central 310 319 629 .........+6111. Central Missouri 320 315 635 .........+6712. Southern Arkansas 335 312 647 ......... +7913. Southern Nazarene 320 329 649 ......... +8114. Fort Hays State 324 331 665 ......... +9715. Harding 340 339 679 ....... +111

nSU Scores2. Baylee Price 73 68 141 ............ -1T5. Ebba Moberg 72 72 144 ........... +2T8. Halie Wright 72 74 146 ...........+4T18. Kelsey Lumpkin 75 74 149 ........... +7T42. Charter Lawson 77 78 155 ......... +13

Western Washington InvitationalBellingham country club(october 12-13, 2015 / Bellingham, Wash.)1. Northeastern State 304 296 600 ......... +162. Saint Martin’s 309 304 613 ......... +293. Western Washington 313 301 614 ......... +304. CSU-Chico State 321 309 630 .........+465. Northwest Nazarene 314 328 642 ......... +586. CSU-San Marcos 324 320 644 .........+607. Hawaii-Hilo 326 319 645 .........+618. Victoria 327 320 647 .........+639. CSU-East Bay 327 325 652 .........+6810. Simon Fraser 337 316 653 .........+6911. Hawaii Pacifi c 331 323 654 ......... +7012. Concordia-Oregon 333 330 663 ......... +79

nSU ScoresT2. Ebba Moberg 74 72 146 .............E4. Kelsey Lumpkin 74 74 148 ........... +2T7. Charter Lawson 78 75 153 ........... +7T9. Baylee Price 79 75 154 ........... +8T16. Halie Wright 78 78 156 ......... +10

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ncaa Division II central region Fall PreviewPrairie Highlands Golf club(September 8-9, 2015 / olathe, Kan.)1. Augustana 296 303 599 ......... +232. Northeastern State 303 302 605 ......... +293. Arkansas Tech 320 297 617 .........+414. Central Oklahoma 313 310 623 .........+475. Henderson State 318 316 634 ......... +586. Missouri Western State 314 324 638 .........+627. Central Missouri 323 319 642 .........+668. Minnesota State 317 326 643 .........+679. SW Oklahoma State 327 318 645 .........+6910. Concordia-St. Paul 321 325 646 ......... +7011. Winona State 321 331 652 .........+7612. St. Cloud State 323 330 653 ......... +7713. Northwest Missouri State 332 322 654 ......... +7814. SW Minnesota State 320 342 662 .........+8615. Upper Iowa 336 335 671 ......... +9516. Southern Nazarene 335 339 674 ......... +9817. Nebraska-Kearney 337 341 678 ....... +10218. Fort Hays State 357 351 708 ....... +13219. Harding 369 360 729 ....... +153

nSU ScoresT5. Baylee Price 74 76 150 ...........+6 Halie Wright 74 76 150 ...........+610. Kelsey Lumpkin 76 76 152 ........... +8T11. Charter Lawson 79 74 153 ........... +9T18. Ebba Moberg 80 77 157 ......... +13

17th annual nSU Golf classiccherokee Springs Golf course (September 14-15, 2015 / tahlequah, okla.) 1. Oklahoma Christian 301 314 615 ......... +392. Rogers State 307 310 617 .........+413. Northeastern State 314 305 619 ......... +434. SW Oklahoma State 310 314 624 .........+485. Newman 315 314 629 ......... +536. Henderson State 321 318 639 .........+637. Arkansas-Fort Smith 327 317 644 .........+688. Missouri Western State 323 324 647 ......... +719. Northwest Missouri State 321 335 656 ......... +8010. Central Missouri 335 326 661 ......... +8511. Nebraska-Kearney 329 336 665 ......... +8912. East Central 329 339 668 ......... +9213. Oklahoma Baptist 334 336 670 .........+9414. Southern Nazarene 330 341 671 ......... +9515. Fort Hays State 339 348 687 ....... +11116. Southwest Baptist 353 368 721 .......+14517. NW Oklahoma State 361 370 731 ....... +15518. Lincoln 391 377 768 ....... +192

nSU ScoresT1. Baylee Price 74 74 148 ...........+47. Halie Wright 76 77 153 ........... +9T8 Fiona Hakanen* 74 80 154 ......... +10 Kayla Schroeder* 75 79 154 ......... +10T27. Ebba Moberg 85 75 160 .........+16 Charter Lawson 81 79 160 .........+16T33. Kelsey Lumpkin 83 79 162 ......... +18T65. Kennedy Hudson* 89 84 173 ......... +29

* - Played as Individual

MIaa Fall PreviewJefferson city country club(September 28-29, 2015 / Jefferson city, Mo.)1. Northeastern State 305 307 612 ......... +362. Central Oklahoma 308 307 615 ......... +393. William Woods 316 305 621 .........+454. Missouri Western State 307 317 624 .........+485. Lindenwood 318 322 640 .........+646. Northwest Missouri State 325 332 657 ......... +817. Central Missouri 328 337 665 ......... +898. Nebraska-Kearney 343 328 671 ......... +959. Truman State 362 335 697 ....... +12110. Fort Hays State 351 351 702 .......+12611. Southwest Baptist 349 354 703 ....... +12712. Lincoln 373 371 744 .......+168

nSU ScoresT1. Ebba Moberg 73 75 148 ...........+46. Halie Wright 76 77 153 ........... +9T12. Baylee Price 80 76 156 ......... +12 Charter Lawson 77 79 156 ......... +12T23. Kelsey Lumpkin 79 82 161 ......... +17

rcB Uco classic Lincoln Park east Golf club(october 5-6, 2015 / oklahoma city, okla.)1. Northeastern State 292 288 580 ......... +122. Central Oklahoma 293 288 581 ......... +133. Henderson State 296 294 590 ......... +224. Lindenwood 297 296 593 ......... +255. Arkansas Tech 289 308 597 ......... +296. Missouri Western State 300 298 598 ......... +307. Rogers State 301 298 599 ......... +318. SW Oklahoma State 308 294 602 .........+349. Oklahoma Christian 296 307 603 ......... +3510. East Central 310 319 629 .........+6111. Central Missouri 320 315 635 .........+6712. Southern Arkansas 335 312 647 ......... +7913. Southern Nazarene 320 329 649 ......... +8114. Fort Hays State 324 331 665 ......... +9715. Harding 340 339 679 ....... +111

nSU Scores2. Baylee Price 73 68 141 ............ -1T5. Ebba Moberg 72 72 144 ........... +2T8. Halie Wright 72 74 146 ...........+4T18. Kelsey Lumpkin 75 74 149 ........... +7T42. Charter Lawson 77 78 155 ......... +13

Western Washington InvitationalBellingham country club(october 12-13, 2015 / Bellingham, Wash.)1. Northeastern State 304 296 600 ......... +162. Saint Martin’s 309 304 613 ......... +293. Western Washington 313 301 614 ......... +304. CSU-Chico State 321 309 630 .........+465. Northwest Nazarene 314 328 642 ......... +586. CSU-San Marcos 324 320 644 .........+607. Hawaii-Hilo 326 319 645 .........+618. Victoria 327 320 647 .........+639. CSU-East Bay 327 325 652 .........+6810. Simon Fraser 337 316 653 .........+6911. Hawaii Pacifi c 331 323 654 ......... +7012. Concordia-Oregon 333 330 663 ......... +79

nSU ScoresT2. Ebba Moberg 74 72 146 .............E4. Kelsey Lumpkin 74 74 148 ........... +2T7. Charter Lawson 78 75 153 ........... +7T9. Baylee Price 79 75 154 ........... +8T16. Halie Wright 78 78 156 ......... +10



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St. edward’s Invitationalonion creek country club(February 22-23, 2016 / austin, texas)1. #1 Florida Tech 293 304 597 ......... +372. #10 Indianapolis 299 308 607 .........+473. #22 Sonoma State 308 303 611 ......... +514. #16 Northeastern State 309 310 619 ......... +59T5. #31 St. Edward’s 305 316 621 .........+61 #30 West Texas A&M 302 319 621 .........+617. #15 St. Mary’s 310 312 622 .........+628. #34 Arkansas Tech 308 315 623 .........+639. #26 Western Washington 308 317 625 .........+6510. Rogers State 310 317 627 .........+6711. #49 Cal State Mont. Bay 310 325 635 ......... +7512. Texas A&M-Commerce 319 337 656 .........+9613. Hawaii-Hilo 341 328 669 ....... +10914. Lubbock Christian 338 339 677 ....... +11715. Texas A&M-International 371 374 718 ....... +158

nSU ScoresT6. Kelsey Lumpkin 74 76 150 ......... +10T16. Baylee Price 80 74 154 .........+14T31. Charter Lawson 77 81 158 ......... +18T41. Halie Wright 81 79 160 ......... +20 Ebba Moberg 78 82 160 ......... +20

UnK Spring Invitationalawarii Dunes Golf club(March 26-27, 2016 / axtell, neb.)1. #17 Northeastern State 312 295 607 ......... +312. #25 Central Oklahoma 317 297 614 ......... +383. #33 Arkansas Tech 321 297 618 .........+424. Henderson State 321 299 620 .........+445. #10 Augustana 321 300 621 .........+456. Upper Iowa 333 298 631 ......... +557. #40 SW Oklahoma State 328 305 633 ......... +578. Iowa Western CC 325 319 644 .........+689. Missouri Western State 331 315 646 ......... +70T10. Northwest Missouri State 335 314 649 ......... +73 SW Minnesota State 331 318 649 ......... +7312. Minnesota State 340 314 654 ......... +7813. Central Missouri 347 313 660 .........+8414. Nebraska-Kearney 353 320 673 ......... +9715. St. Cloud State 351 343 694 ....... +11816. Fort Hays State 379 333 712 .......+136

nSU Scores1. Baylee Price 75 70 145 ........... +1T4. Charter Lawson 75 75 150 ...........+6T6. Ebba Moberg 77 74 151 ........... +7T31. Halie Wright 85 76 161 ......... +17T40. Kelsey Lumpkin 88 76 164 ......... +20

Mustang IntercollegiatePalm Valley Golf club(april 1-2, 2016 / Goodyear, ariz.)1. #8 Tarleton State 285 294 579 ........... +32. #17 Northeastern State 288 302 590 ......... +14T3. #16 St. Mary’s 299 292 591 ......... +15 #15 California Baptist 297 294 591 ......... +155. #11 Dallas Baptist 293 301 594 ......... +186. Colorado State-Pueblo 294 308 602 .........+26T7. #20 Point Loma 299 306 605 ......... +29 #31 West Texas A&M 305 300 605 ......... +29T9. #12 Augustana 306 303 609 ......... +33 #19 Western Washington 302 307 609 ......... +3311. #30 St. Edward’s 308 302 610 .........+34T12. #45 St. Martin’s 305 308 613 ......... +37 #36 Oklahoma Christian 305 308 613 ......... +3714. #38 Colorado Mesa 311 315 626 ......... +5015. Montana State-Billings 312 315 627 ......... +5116. Metro State 311 317 628 ......... +5217. Cameron 317 318 635 ......... +5918. Texas A&M-Commerce 318 320 638 .........+6219. Hawaii-Hilo 317 322 639 .........+6320. Western New Mexico 316 324 640 .........+6421. Dixie State 307 338 645 .........+6922. California State-East Bay 319 331 650 .........+7423. Regis 328 343 671 ......... +9524. Holy Names 336 341 677 ....... +101

nSU Scores5. Charter Lawson 70 73 143 ............ -1T11. Kelsey Lumpkin 72 75 147 ........... +3T25. Ebba Moberg 73 77 150 ...........+6 Baylee Price 73 77 150 ...........+6T48. Halie Wright 77 78 155 ......... +11

ncaa Division II central region Spring Previewrivercut Golf course(April 11-12, 2016 / Springfi eld, Mo.)1. #19 Augustana 309 309 618 .........+422. #13 Northeastern State 311 308 619 ......... +433. #33 Arkansas Tech 315 307 622 .........+46T4. #25 Central Oklahoma 318 315 633 ......... +57 #39 SW Oklahoma State 322 311 633 ......... +576. #47 Lindenwood 318 316 634 ......... +587. Concordia-St. Paul 324 330 654 ......... +788. Missouri Western State 337 319 656 ......... +809. Henderson State 332 326 658 ......... +8210. Upper Iowa 334 325 659 ......... +8311. Central Missouri 324 336 660 .........+8412. Northwest Missouri State 342 331 673 ......... +9713. SW Minnesota State 339 343 682 .......+106T14. Southern Nazarene 341 347 688 ....... +112 St. Cloud State 348 340 688 ....... +11216. Winona State 357 333 690 .......+11417. Arkansas-Monticello 349 342 691 ....... +11518. Nebraska-Kearney 353 345 698 ....... +12219. Harding 357 368 725 .......+149

nSU Scores1. Baylee Price 73 76 149 ........... +5T2. Charter Lawson 79 72 151 ........... +7T17. Kayla Schroeder 77 81 158 .........+14T29. Kelsey Lumpkin 82 79 161 ......... +17T40. Ebba Moberg 83 83 166 ......... +22

2016 MIaa championshipalvamar Golf club(april 18-20, 2016 / Lawrence, Kan.)1. #11 Northeastern State 306 299 317 922 ......... +582. #25 Central Oklahoma 321 312 309 942 ......... +783. #49 Lindenwood 324 322 322 968 .......+1044. Missouri Western State 341 322 317 980 .......+1165. Central Missouri 341 332 329 1002 ...... +1386. Northwest Missouri State 342 332 343 1017 ...... +1537. Fort Hays State 356 344 353 1053 ...... +1898. Nebraska-Kearney 367 348 360 1075 ...... +2119. Southwest Baptist 386 371 358 1115 ...... +251

nSU Scores1. Baylee Price 71 72 76 219 ........... +3T3. Ebba Moberg 77 75 80 232 .........+167. Kelsey Lumpkin 79 75 81 235 ......... +1911. Kayla Schroeder 79 77 84 240 .........+2412. Charter Lawson 79 83 80 242 .........+26

2016 ncaa central Super regionalawarii Dunes Golf club(May 2-4, 2016 / axtell, neb.)1. #19 Augustana 301 283 297 881 ......... +172. #10 Northeastern State 298 294 290 882 ......... +18T3. Missouri Western State 297 295 307 899 ......... +35 #33 Arkansas Tech 303 302 294 899 ......... +355. #24 Central Oklahoma 297 306 298 901 ......... +376. Concordia-St. Paul 300 301 301 902 ......... +387. Henderson State 307 305 306 918 .........+548. #39 SW Oklahoma State 304 307 313 924 .........+609. Minnesota State 309 312 305 926 .........+6210. #45 Lindenwood 314 315 303 942 ......... +7811. Upper Iowa 320 307 317 944 ......... +8012. Central Missouri 325 309 317 951 ......... +87

nSU ScoresT1. Kayla Schroeder 76 69 72 217 ........... +15. Baylee Price 72 75 73 220 ...........+4T14. Kelsey Lumpkin 73 77 75 225 ........... +9T16. Ebba Moberg 77 75 74 226 ......... +10 Charter Lawson 80 75 71 226 ......... +10

2016 ncaa championshipcommonGround Golf course(May 18-21, 2016 / aurora, colo.)1. #1 Rollins 290 288 293 302 1173 .... +212. #10 Indianapolis 300 286 292 304 1182 .... +303. #4 Nova Southeastern 290 302 297 294 1183 .... +31T4. #5 Saint Leo 305 294 297 293 1189 .... +37 #12 Grand Valley State 302 304 284 299 1189 .... +37T6. #11 Dallas Baptist 293 298 294 305 1190 .... +38 #7 Tarleton State 301 300 285 304 1190 .... +388. #13 Northeastern State 304 302 297 298 1201 .... +499. #30 Findlay 299 303 297 307 1206 ....+5410. #17 Augustana 297 309 303 322 1231 .... +7911. #28 West Texas A&M 309 311 299 321 1240 .... +8812. Missouri Western State 327 309 315 324 1275 .. +123

nSU ScoresT15. Ebba Moberg 74 75 80 68 297 ....... +9T34. Charter Lawson 74 77 76 76 303 ..... +15 Baylee Price 79 72 74 78 303 ..... +15T39. Kelsey Lumpkin 77 78 73 77 305 ..... +1761. Kayla Schroeder 83 83 74 77 317 ..... +29



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Fiona HakanenSept. 14-15 NSU Classic 74-80=154 (+10) T-8

Kennedy HudsonSept. 14-15 NSU Classic 89-84=173 (+29) T-65

charter LawsonSept. 8-9 NCAA D-II Fall Preview 79-74=153 (+9) T-11Sept. 14-15 NSU Classic 81-79=160 (+16) T-27Sept. 28-29 MIAA Fall Preview 77-79=156 (+12) T-12Oct. 5-6 RCB UCO Classic 77-78=155 (+13) T-42Oct. 12-13 WWU Invitational 78-75=153 (+7) T-7Feb. 22-23 St. Edward’s Invitational 77-81=158 (+18) T-31Mar. 26-27 UNK Spring Invitational 75-75=150 (+6) T-4Apr. 1-2 Mustang Intercollegiate 70-73=143 (-1) 5Apr. 11-12 NCAA D-II Spring Preview 79-72=151 (+7) T-2Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 79-83-80=242 (+26) 12May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 80-75-71=226 (+10) T-16May 18-21 NCAA Championship 74-77-76-76=303 (+15) T-34

Kelsey LumpkinSept. 8-9 NCAA D-II Fall Preview 76-76=152 (+8) 10Sept. 14-15 NSU Classic 83-79=162 (+18) T-33Sept. 28-29 MIAA Fall Preview 79-82=161 (+17) T-23Oct. 5-6 RCB UCO Classic 75-74=149 (+7) T-18Oct. 12-13 WWU Invitational 74-74=148 (+2) 4Feb. 22-23 St. Edward’s Invitational 74-76=150 (+10) T-6Mar. 26-27 UNK Spring Invitational 88-76=164 (+20) T-40Apr. 1-2 Mustang Intercollegiate 72-75=147 (+3) T-11Apr. 11-12 NCAA D-II Spring Preview 82-79=161 (+17) T-29Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 79-75-81=235 (+19) 7May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 73-77-75=225 (+9) T-14May 18-21 NCAA Championship 77-78-73-77=305 (+17) T-39

ebba MobergSept. 8-9 NCAA D-II Fall Preview 80-77=157 (+13) T-18Sept. 14-15 NSU Classic 85-75=160 (+16) T-27Sept. 28-29 MIAA Fall Preview 73-75=148 (+4) T-1Oct. 5-6 RCB UCO Classic 72-72=144 (+2) T-5Oct. 12-13 WWU Invitational 74-72=146 (E) T-2Feb. 22-23 St. Edward’s Invitational 78-82=160 (+20) T-16Mar. 26-27 UNK Spring Invitational 77-74=151 (+7) T-6Apr. 1-2 Mustang Intercollegiate 73-77=150 (+6) T-25Apr. 11-12 NCAA D-II Spring Preview 83-83=166 (+22) T-40Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 77-75-80=232 (+16) T-3May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 77-75-74=226 (+10) T-16May 18-21 NCAA Championship 74-75-80-68=297 (+9) T-15

Baylee PriceSept. 8-9 NCAA D-II Fall Preview 74-76=150 (+6) T-5Sept. 14-15 NSU Classic 74-74=148 (+4) T-1Sept. 28-29 MIAA Fall Preview 80-76=156 (+12) T-12Oct. 5-6 RCB UCO Classic 73-68=141 (-1) 2Oct. 12-13 WWU Invitational 79-75=154 (+8) T-9Feb. 22-23 St. Edward’s Invitational 80-74=154 (+14) T-16Mar. 26-27 UNK Spring Invitational 75-70=145 (+1) 1Apr. 1-2 Mustang Intercollegiate 73-77=150 (+6) T-25Apr. 11-12 NCAA D-II Spring Preview 73-76=149 (+5) 1Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 71-72-76=219 (+3) 1May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 72-75-73=220 (+4) 5May 18-21 NCAA Championship 79-72-74-78=303 (+15) T-34

Kayla SchroederSept. 14-15 NSU Classic 75-79=154 (+10) T-8Apr. 11-12 NCAA D-II Spring Preview 77-81=158 (+14) T-17Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 79-77-84=240 (+24) 11May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 76-69-72=217 (+1) T-1May 18-21 NCAA Championship 83-83-74-77=317 (+29) 61

Halie WrightSept. 8-9 NCAA D-II Fall Preview 74-76=150 (+6) T-5Sept. 14-15 NSU Classic 76-77=153 (+9) 7Sept. 28-29 MIAA Fall Preview 76-77=153 (+9) 6Oct. 5-6 RCB UCO Classic 72-74=146 (+4) T-8Oct. 12-13 WWU Invitational 78-78=156 (+10) T-16Feb. 22-23 St. Edward’s Invitational 81-79=160 (+20) T-41Mar. 26-27 UNK Spring Invitational 85-76=161 (+17) T-31Apr. 1-2 Mustang Intercollegiate 77-78=155 (+11) T-48



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Fiona HakanenSept. 14-15 NSU Classic 74-80=154 (+10) T-8

Kennedy HudsonSept. 14-15 NSU Classic 89-84=173 (+29) T-65

charter LawsonSept. 8-9 NCAA D-II Fall Preview 79-74=153 (+9) T-11Sept. 14-15 NSU Classic 81-79=160 (+16) T-27Sept. 28-29 MIAA Fall Preview 77-79=156 (+12) T-12Oct. 5-6 RCB UCO Classic 77-78=155 (+13) T-42Oct. 12-13 WWU Invitational 78-75=153 (+7) T-7Feb. 22-23 St. Edward’s Invitational 77-81=158 (+18) T-31Mar. 26-27 UNK Spring Invitational 75-75=150 (+6) T-4Apr. 1-2 Mustang Intercollegiate 70-73=143 (-1) 5Apr. 11-12 NCAA D-II Spring Preview 79-72=151 (+7) T-2Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 79-83-80=242 (+26) 12May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 80-75-71=226 (+10) T-16May 18-21 NCAA Championship 74-77-76-76=303 (+15) T-34

Kelsey LumpkinSept. 8-9 NCAA D-II Fall Preview 76-76=152 (+8) 10Sept. 14-15 NSU Classic 83-79=162 (+18) T-33Sept. 28-29 MIAA Fall Preview 79-82=161 (+17) T-23Oct. 5-6 RCB UCO Classic 75-74=149 (+7) T-18Oct. 12-13 WWU Invitational 74-74=148 (+2) 4Feb. 22-23 St. Edward’s Invitational 74-76=150 (+10) T-6Mar. 26-27 UNK Spring Invitational 88-76=164 (+20) T-40Apr. 1-2 Mustang Intercollegiate 72-75=147 (+3) T-11Apr. 11-12 NCAA D-II Spring Preview 82-79=161 (+17) T-29Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 79-75-81=235 (+19) 7May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 73-77-75=225 (+9) T-14May 18-21 NCAA Championship 77-78-73-77=305 (+17) T-39

ebba MobergSept. 8-9 NCAA D-II Fall Preview 80-77=157 (+13) T-18Sept. 14-15 NSU Classic 85-75=160 (+16) T-27Sept. 28-29 MIAA Fall Preview 73-75=148 (+4) T-1Oct. 5-6 RCB UCO Classic 72-72=144 (+2) T-5Oct. 12-13 WWU Invitational 74-72=146 (E) T-2Feb. 22-23 St. Edward’s Invitational 78-82=160 (+20) T-16Mar. 26-27 UNK Spring Invitational 77-74=151 (+7) T-6Apr. 1-2 Mustang Intercollegiate 73-77=150 (+6) T-25Apr. 11-12 NCAA D-II Spring Preview 83-83=166 (+22) T-40Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 77-75-80=232 (+16) T-3May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 77-75-74=226 (+10) T-16May 18-21 NCAA Championship 74-75-80-68=297 (+9) T-15

Baylee PriceSept. 8-9 NCAA D-II Fall Preview 74-76=150 (+6) T-5Sept. 14-15 NSU Classic 74-74=148 (+4) T-1Sept. 28-29 MIAA Fall Preview 80-76=156 (+12) T-12Oct. 5-6 RCB UCO Classic 73-68=141 (-1) 2Oct. 12-13 WWU Invitational 79-75=154 (+8) T-9Feb. 22-23 St. Edward’s Invitational 80-74=154 (+14) T-16Mar. 26-27 UNK Spring Invitational 75-70=145 (+1) 1Apr. 1-2 Mustang Intercollegiate 73-77=150 (+6) T-25Apr. 11-12 NCAA D-II Spring Preview 73-76=149 (+5) 1Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 71-72-76=219 (+3) 1May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 72-75-73=220 (+4) 5May 18-21 NCAA Championship 79-72-74-78=303 (+15) T-34

Kayla SchroederSept. 14-15 NSU Classic 75-79=154 (+10) T-8Apr. 11-12 NCAA D-II Spring Preview 77-81=158 (+14) T-17Apr. 18-20 MIAA Championship 79-77-84=240 (+24) 11May 2-4 NCAA Super Regional 76-69-72=217 (+1) T-1May 18-21 NCAA Championship 83-83-74-77=317 (+29) 61

Halie WrightSept. 8-9 NCAA D-II Fall Preview 74-76=150 (+6) T-5Sept. 14-15 NSU Classic 76-77=153 (+9) 7Sept. 28-29 MIAA Fall Preview 76-77=153 (+9) 6Oct. 5-6 RCB UCO Classic 72-74=146 (+4) T-8Oct. 12-13 WWU Invitational 78-78=156 (+10) T-16Feb. 22-23 St. Edward’s Invitational 81-79=160 (+20) T-41Mar. 26-27 UNK Spring Invitational 85-76=161 (+17) T-31Apr. 1-2 Mustang Intercollegiate 77-78=155 (+11) T-48



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2015-16 | YEAR-IN-REVIEWMen’s Awardsncaa all-americansLevi Molini 2001Eric Moore 2001, 2004Brad Risenhoover 2005, 2006Brian Ward 2006Sam Powell 2008

ncaa academic all-americansEric Moore 2003, 2004Brad Fleetwood 2003, 2004Brian Ward 2005, 2006Jeff Cox 2008, 2009Kevin King 2009Brady Wood 2010Jacob Bartel 2013Tate Williamson 2016

ncaa all-regionLevi Molini 2001Brad Risenhoover 2002, 2005, 2006Eric Moore 2003, 2004Sam Powell 2007, 2008, 2009Joby Dutcher 2007Jeff Cox 2008, 2009Casey Nelson 2011, 2012Kyle Fouts 2013Zach Tucker 2013Marc Johnson 2015Tate Williamson 2016

all-conferenceJerod Niles 1999, 2000Kyle Cofer 2000Levi Molini 2001Brad Fleetwood 2002Cliff Bounds 2003Eric Moore 2004Brad Risenhoover 2005, 2006Brian Ward 2006Kevin King 2006, 2007Sam Powell 2007, 2008, 2009Joby Dutcher 2007Jeff Cox 2008, 2009Brady Wood 2010Kyle Fouts 2010, 2011, 2013Casey Nelson 2011Brad Hager 2014Zach Tucker 2015Marc Johnson 2015Brent Williamson 2016Tate Williamson 2016

ernie & Kay Shannon team MVPJerod Niles 1999John Hron 2000Levi Molini 2001Brad Risenhoover 2002, 2005, 2006Eric Moore 2003, 2004Sam Powell 2007, 2008, 2009

Brady Wood 2010Casey Nelson 2011, 2012Kyle Fouts 2013Brad Hager 2014Marc Johnson 2015Tate Williamson 2016

Larry & Sharon tarpley team captainJordan Perceful 2013-14Brad Hager 2014-15Tate Williamson 2015-16

Special awardsBrad Risenhoover, 2002 Freshman All-AmericanBrad Risenhoover, 2006 Lone Star Conference Player of the YearJeff Cox, 2005 Lone Star Conference Freshman of the YearJeff Cox, 2009 Lone Star Conference Academic Player of the YearSam Powell, 2009 Northeastern State Male Athlete of the YearBrady Wood, 2009 Dr. John Yeutter Spirit AwardBrady Wood, 2010 Redman Award

nSU athletics Hall of FameEric Moore 2015

Women’s Awardsncaa all-americansShelbie Allison 2001, 2002Danielle Miron 2003, 2004Alli Toomer 2004, 2006Stephanie Bird 2008Whitney McAteer 2011Baylee Price 2016

ncaa academic all-americansJenny Eckert 2001Shay Thompson 2001Shelbie Allison 2001Jenny Huff 2002, 2003Alli Toomer 2004, 2005, 2006Leah Weigle 2004Marrik Wooten 2006Liz Cagle 2007Shaunda Petree 2008Katie Miller 2009, 2010Whitney McAteer 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013Danielle Wright 2011, 2012Alex Koch 2012, 2013McCandren Lewis 2013Sofia Castiello 2014Arizona Chin 2014, 2015Baylee Price 2014, 2015, 2016Kayla Schroeder 2014, 2015, 2016Alexis Armon 2015

ncaa all-regionDanielle Miron 2002, 2003, 2004Shelbie Allison 2002Alli Toomer 2006Stephanie Bird 2007, 2008Baylee Price 2014, 2015, 2016Kayla Schroeder 2015, 2016Charter Lawson 2016

all-conferenceJamie Johnson 1999 (LSC Champion)Sara Mobley 1999, 2000Jessica Lovinggood 1999Shay Thompson 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Lindsey Brown 1999Shelly Farmer 2000Jenny Eckert 2000, 2001Jenny Huff 2000, 2001, 2003Shelbie Allison 2001 (LSC Champion), 2002Danielle Miron 2001, 2002 (LSC Champion), 2003, 2004Arron Thompson 2002Alli Toomer 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 (LSC Cham-pion)Leah Weigle 2004, 2005Stephanie Bird 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Courtney Epps 2006, 2008 (LSC Champion)Marrik Wooten 2006Tracy Meadows 2006Katie Miller 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Liz Cagle 2007, 2010Cassy Knight 2007Whitney McAteer 2010, 2011, 2013Kelsey Kirkpatrick 2010, 2011, 2013Alex Koch 2013McCandren Lewis 2013Sofia Castiello 2014Arizona Chin 2014Baylee Price 2014 (MIAA Champion), 2015, 2016 (MIAA Champion)Kayla Schroeder 2015Charter Lawson 2015, 2016Alexis Armon 2015Kelsey Lumpkin 2016Ebba Moberg 2016

ernie & Kay Shannon team MVPJamie Johnson 1999Shelly Farmer 2000Shelbie Allison 2001, 2002Danielle Miron 2003Alli Toomer 2004, 2005, 2006Stephanie Bird 2007, 2008, 2009Whitney McAteer 2010, 2011, 2012Kelsey Kirkpatrick 2013Baylee Price 2014, 2015, 2016

Larry & Sharon tarpley team captainArizona Chin 2013-14Kayla Schroeder 2014-15Baylee Price 2016

Special awardsAlli Toomer, 2005 & 2006 Lone Star Conference Academic Player of the YearStephanie Bird, 2006 Lone Star Conference Fresh-man of the YearStephanie Bird, 2009 Northeastern State Outstand-ing Female Athlete of the YearWhitney McAteer, 2010 Lone Star Conference Freshman of the YearWhitney McAteer, 2013 NSU Women’s Scholar Athlete of the YearBaylee Price, 2014 MIAA Freshman of the YearBaylee Price, 2016 MIAA Player of the Year

ncaa Postgraduate ScholarshipAlli Toomer 2006Whitney McAteer 2013

nSU athletics Hall of FameAlli Toomer Moore 2014Shelbie Allison Glover 2014

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The Nathan Wood NSU Golf Team Partner of the Year Award is given annu-ally to an individual or family that has gone above and beyond in their personal support of NSU Golf. This award recognizes the incredible and unconditional work, sacrifice and generosity you have expressed to our players and coach-es. You have advanced our golf program in a great manner that is appreciated tremendously. Thank you for your support!

nathan Wood team Partner of the YearNathan Wood 2012Bobbie Perceful 2013Bobbie and Jordan Perceful 2014Kelly Williamson 2015Tony Lawson 2016

Team Awards

RIVERHAWKS GOLF

The RiverHawks’ golf programs receive great support and playing privileges from Indian Springs Country Club,

Forest Ridge Golf Club, Cherokee Springs Golf Club, and a practice facility at the Tahlequah City Golf Course.

NSU GOLF COURSE PARTNERS

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RIVERHAWKS GOLF

The RiverHawks’ golf programs receive great support and playing privileges from Indian Springs Country Club,

Forest Ridge Golf Club, Cherokee Springs Golf Club, and a practice facility at the Tahlequah City Golf Course.


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The RiverHawks’ golf programs also receive great support and playing privileges from Muskogee Golf and

Country Club, Pryor Creek Golf Club, Shangri-La Golf Club and Cherokee Hills Golf Club.


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RIVERHAWKS GOLFGoLF teaM PartnerS2015-16

eMeraLD cLUB DonorS$1,000 - $2,500Larry & Sharon TarpleyErnie & Kay ShannonJohn & Amy MattesonJeanie GrubbsDonna Ramsdell Larue & Jan JohnsonScott & Monica VarnerCherokee Springs Golf ClubCherokee Hills Golf ClubShangri La Resort ClubThe Club at Indian SpringsForest Ridge Golf ClubTahlequah City Golf CourseMike PalmerMuskogee Country ClubHeritage Hills Golf ClubPryor Golf Course

eaGLe cLUB DonorS$500 - $999Jim & Sandra McAteerDick WomackBill & Kathleen SettleGeorge & Billye ElliottAustin & Betsy KenyonLen & Lori Armon

BIrDIe cLUB DonorS$200 - $499Brian EmanuelScott ShepherdTom RichmondLevi & Laurel MoliniShelbie & Trey GloverMatt & Teri CochranDanny & Vicki CoxChip PaulChris & Martha WrightJohn Hron VBobbie & Keith PercefulPam KingTed & Kelly Williamson

Par cLUB DonorS$100 - $199Katie & Brett AnnisMelvin & Janice HardyLou & Sandy BakerKyle & Jamie CoferBrady WoodNathan WoodRocky & Tracy Walcher

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