University of Central Oklahoma Athletics

Senior All-American who will contend for a national championship this season . . . Tremendous overall talent, a long-ball hitter with great touch around the greens . . .  Has a chance to win every tournament she enters . . . Steady, consistent force on the links who the Bronchos know they can count on and an experienced veteran who knows how to win . . . Local product who came to UCO after two years at Division I Texas State.

Fall 2005: Finished no worse than fourth place in all five tournament starts including a victory at OCU Red Rooster Fall Invitational after firing rounds of 71-74 . . . Tied for runner-up honors after shooting a final day 72 at the Drury Invitational while also placing third at the NSU Lady Reds Classic . . . Broke 80 in nine out-of-ten rounds and ended the fall campaign with a team-best scoring average of 75. 1.

2004-05:  Placed first at the NCAA Division II West Regional firing rounds of 74-72-73 . . . Blistered the field during the third round of the NCAA Division II National Championship, shooting a single-round record four-under 69 and ended the tournament with a highly respectable 10th place finish . . . Took medalist honors at the Lady Rattler Country Classic by carding a two-day total of 152 . . .  Finished in the top four at all four fall tournaments, capturing the Southern Nazarene Fall Classic title with rounds of 75-79 . . . Was runner-up in the Tarleton State Classic and took third at the rugged Western Washington Invitational with a 78-75-78 showing while tying for fourth  in the NSU Lady Reds Classic. . . Finished the 2004-2005 campaign by compiling a 77.6 stroke average.

Texas State: Two-year standout for the Bobcats, earning Southland Conference Freshman of the Year honors in 2003 and league Player of the Year accolades . . . Two-time first-team All-Southland Conference pick and had a 76 stroke average during her two-year career with a pair of tournament victories.

High School: Four-year starter at prep powerhouse North High School in Edmond, leading the Lady Huskies to four straight Class 6A state titles . . . Four-time All-Conference pick and a three-time top-10 finisher in the state tournament . . . Medalist of the All-State match after her senior season and won the Jim Thorpe award as the Oklahoma Player of the Year.

Personal:  A communications major . . . Enjoys shopping among her top off-course activities . . . Birthdate is Aug. 3, 1983.

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