2011 Park Women's Golf Guide

PARK2011 WOMEN’S GOLF MEDIA GUIDE

2010-11 Park Women’s Golf

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RIGHT TO KNOW: In accordance with the federal Right to Know Act, the following chart outlines the number of recipients of athletic grants in each program. The number of athletes is broken down by sex and race. The chart represents the number of students in each area; it does not reflect the dollar amounts of aid granted. Also, those receiving grants for more than one sport are only counted once. NO: Non-resident Alien; BL: Black -- Non-Hispanic; WH: White -- Non-Hispanic; OT: Other; HI: Hispanic; UN: Unknown; AM: American Indian; BI: Bi-Racial.

2009-10 NO BL WH OT HI UN AM BI TotalM. Baseball 1 1 20 0 7 0 2 0 31M. Basketball 1 13 7 0 0 0 0 1 22M. Soccer 15 1 4 1 1 0 0 0 22M. Spirit Squad 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 7M. Track & Field 4 4 14 1 0 0 0 0 23M. Volleyball 11 0 2 1 0 0 0 2 16W. Basketball 1 9 6 0 0 0 0 1 17W. Golf 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 4W. Soccer 9 0 10 1 0 0 0 0 20W. Softball 0 0 19 0 1 0 0 0 20W. Spirit Squad 0 0 9 0 1 0 1 0 11W. Track & Field 6 1 7 1 0 2 0 0 17W. Volleyball 5 0 6 2 0 0 1 0 14Total 57 30 110 7 10 2 4 4 224

PARK ATHLETICS STAFF DIRECTORYAdministration - Phone numbers begin with (816) 584- Dr. Michael Droge, President......... [email protected] ...... 6202Clarinda Creighton, Vice President ... [email protected] ...6833Claude English, Athletics Director . [email protected] ........ 6492Pat Fayard, Office Manager .......... [email protected] ......... 6425Dr. Don Williams, Faculty Rep. ...... [email protected] .. 6516Eileen West, Registrar ................... [email protected] ......... 6270

Sports Medicine/Athletic TrainingMichael Frey, Head Trainer ........... [email protected] .. 6353Darrell Cooper, Assistant Trainer ... [email protected] .. 6353Jennifer Jeffress, Assistant Trainer ...... [email protected] . 6353

Sports Information/Media RelationsSteve Wilson, SID.......................... [email protected] ......... 6490Tyler Price, Assistant SID .............. [email protected] ...... 6751

Head CoachesKenneth Cooper, W. Basketball .... [email protected] ........ 6491Ken Hefner, W. Soccer .................. [email protected] .... 6408Jason Kline, M. Basketball ............ [email protected] .... 6438Cary Lundy, Baseball ..................... [email protected] ..... 6746Brett Ferguson, Volleyball (interim) .. [email protected] .. 6493Mike Mueller, W. Golf..................... [email protected] .. 6238Amy Reif, Softball .......................... [email protected] ......... 6443Brian Renshaw, Cross/Track ......... [email protected] . 6488Efrem Shimlis, M. Soccer .............. [email protected] ........ 6487Rachel Allsbury, Spirit Squad ........ TBA ................................ 6763

2010-11 WOMEN’S GOLF GUIDEStaff Directory, Right to Know Document .................................... 12010-11 Preview/Fall Review ...................................................... 22011 Spring Team Information & Media Directory ....................... 3Coaching Staff ............................................................................. 4Team Facilities ............................................................................. 5Player Profiles ..........................................................................6-8Program History......................................................................9-14Park University Profile ..........................................................16-18University President................................................................... 19Director of Athletics.................................................................... 20Staff Bios ..............................................................................21-22Athletics Staff ............................................................................. 24

CREDITSThe 2010-11 Park University Women’s Golf Media Guide is a production of the Park University Department of Athletics, under the supervision of Claude English Director of Athletics, and was designed, written and edited by Steve Wilson, Sports Information Director with editorial assistance from Tyler Price, Rita Weighill and Brad Biles. Photography by Park University, Roger Wolff, Ryan Weaver, Brian Beard and Matthew Hicks. ON THE COVER: Park University’s women’s golf student-athletes

The online home for Park Athletics is www.parkathletics.com, with complete player information, schedules, statistics and historical archives.

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2 The Park University women’s golf team enters the 2011 spring season at full strength, bringing a five-player roster into a tough spring schedule that begins in a loaded field at Armstrong Atlantic State University in March.

Plern Promboobpa, a junior from Thailand, leads Park into the spring as the squad’s No. 1 player, defending her program-leading career scoring average of 81.19 strokes, nearly two strokes better than No. 2 on the all-time list. Promboobpa has also won three-consecutive tournaments entering the spring, cap-turing titles at Graceland University, Avila University and Lindenwood University in the fall. She was also an all-conference performer last season, finishing in the top 10 players from the American Midwest Conference in the 2010 Unaffiliated Championship at Spen-cer T. Olin Golf Club in Alton, Ill. Two freshmen join Promboobpa on the roster, as both Callie Porter and Nicole Kar-ley played in all four fall events for the Pirates, and Jasey Huber, a sophomore, also competed throughout the fall and comes back for the spring season. “We have a good young group coming back, and Plern has a chance to compete on a very high national level,” said head coach Mike Mueller. “Adding Sarah (Hall) will also help us. She’s talented and has a lot of potential.” Hall joins the women’s golf team after already earning two varsity letters on the Park University women’s basketball team. She played in 14 games, including six conference games this season, and in her freshman season, she averaged 1.4 points and 1.8 re-bounds in 22 games played, including two starts. Park’s 2011 spring roster must replace two key seniors from the 2009-10 team, in-cluding an all-conference performer in Nicole Wiehe. Nicole Ainsworth also departs from

the 2009-10 roster, and both players were part of Park’s 2007-08 team that advanced to the 2008 NAIA Women’s Golf Na-

tional Championship in San Diego, Calif. “Any time you lose two players who have been a part of your program for four years, it’s going to be tough to replace them,” Mueller said. “But I think we’ve done a good job of filling those roles with young

players who will really contribute to this program in the long term.” After the Pirates open the spring season at Arm-

strong Atlantic State, the team will travel to Fulton, Mo., to compete in the William Woods University Invitational March 28-29, and April 4-5, the team will play in an NCAA Division

II event, competing in the Green and Gold Shootout, hosted by Missouri Western State University and Northwest Missouri State University. The tournament begins at Mozingo Lake Golf Course on April 4, in Maryville, Mo., and April 5, the tournament con-cludes in St. Joseph at Fairview Golf Course. William Jewell will host the Pirates April 11-12 at Cardi-nal Hill Golf Course, and April 18-19, Park’s signature event,

the Park University Invitational, will take place at The Na-tional Golf Club of Kansas City’s “The Deuce.” Conference championships follow, April 22-23 in Alton, Ill., and the

NAIA Women’s Golf National Championship will take place May 17-20 in Greeneville, Tenn., at Link Hills Country Club.

“We have a very competitive schedule and it is full of challenges,” Mueller said. “These golf

courses will test our young players and pro-vide a good challenge for our veterans to

go after championships.”

2010 FALL RESULTSDrury University InvitationalDate: Sept. 13-14, 2010Course: Ledgestone Golf ClubTeam Score: 401-412 = 813Plern Promboobpa, 83*-81* = 164Callie Porter, 94*-100* = 194Nicole Karley, 106*-104* = 210Jasey Huber, 118*-127* = 245

Graceland University InvitationalDate: Sept. 18, 2010Course: Lamoni Country ClubTeam Score: 367 (3rd Place)Plern Promboobpa (1st), 73*Nicole Karley, 93*Callie Porter, 96*Jasey Huber, 105*

Avila University InvitationalDate: Oct. 11-12, 2010Course: Fred Arbanas Golf CourseTeam Score: 381-379 = 760 (4th Place)Plern Promboobpa (1st), 81*-77* = 158Callie Porter, 94*-100* = 194Nicole Karley, 103*-104* = 207Jasey Huber, 103*-98* = 201

Lindenwood University InvitationalDate: Oct. 21-22, 2010Course: Whitmoor Country ClubTeam Score: 396-371 = 767 (6th Place)Plern Promboobpa (1st), 77*-78* = 155Nicole Karley, 99*-96* = 195Callie Porter, 110*-93* = 203Jasey Huber, 110*-104* = 214

* Indicates score was used in team total.


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2010-11 WOMEN’S GOLF ROSTERPlayer Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School)Sarah Hall 5-10 So. Cameron, Mo. (Cameron HS)Jasey Huber 5-6 So. Spring Hill, Kan. (Spring Hill HS)Nicole Karley 5-10 Fr. Lake Quivira, Kan. (Shawnee Mission NW HS)Callie Porter 5-11 Fr. Belton, Mo. (Belton HS)Plern Promboobpa 5-10 Fr. Rayong, Thailand (Blue Springs South HS)

2010-11 SCHEDULE DIRECTORYMar. 6-7 Armstrong Atlantic State InvitationalSavannah, Ga. (Savannah Quarters Country Club)Media Contact: Chad Jackson ([email protected])(912) 344-3114

Mar. 28-29 William Woods InvitationalFulton, Mo. (Tanglewood Golf Club)Media Contact: Jason Vittone ([email protected])(573) 592-1627

Apr. 4 Green & Gold Shootout (Northwest Missouri Round)Maryville, Mo. (Mozingo Lake Golf Course)Media Contact: Bryan Boettcher ([email protected])(660) 562-1118

Apr. 5 Green & Gold Shootout (Missouri Western Round)St. Joseph, Mo. (Fairview Golf Course)Media Contact: Trevor Berneking ([email protected])(816) 271-4257

Apr. 11-12 William Jewell InvitationalLiberty, Mo. (Cardinal Hill Golf Club)Media Contact: Paul Worstell ([email protected])(816) 415-5959

Apr. 18-19 Park University InvitationalParkville, Mo. (The Deuce at The National Golf Club)Media Contact: Steve Wilson ([email protected])(816) 584-6490

Apr. 22-23 AMC/CCAC/MCC Unaffiliated ChampionshipAlton, Ill. (Spencer T. Olin Golf Club)Media Contact: Scott Cummings ([email protected])(618) 537-6879

May 17-20 NAIA National Championship Greeneville, Tenn. (Link Hills Country Club)Media Contact: Chad Waller ([email protected])(816) 595-8119


4 MIKE MUELLERPark University Director of Athletics Claude English named Mike Mueller as the school’s second

head women’s golf coach in program history, on Sept. 10, 2009, and Mueller will enter his sec-ond season in 2010-11.

Mueller (pronounced Miller), a 12-year veteran in the golf business, currently works as a teaching pro at The National Golf Club of Kansas City, a 36-hole private golf club that has been recognized as a Top 100 Golf Community in America for four-consecutive years. The National also serves as Park University’s home practice and tournament facility outdoors. Mueller is also the owner of Park’s indoor practice facility, The Golf Academy at Parkville Commons. The Academy not only serves Park’s women’s golf team, but also serves as the indoor home to many golfers throughout the Kansas City area looking to fine-tune their golf game. “Coaching a college golf team has long been a dream of mine, and I look forward to building on the

tradition of both athletic and academic excellence at Park University,” Mueller said. “I feel that we can be a program that can compete with the best schools nationally. The combination of a beautiful campus with high academic standards, a great place to practice and play at The National and our location should allow us to recruit quality student-athletes.” Prior to his stop at The National, Mueller was the owner and Director of Instruction for the Golf Academy of the Northland, a full-service instructional program at Shoal Creek Golf Club in Kansas City. He has also made local stops at Truman State University, where he was an instructor, teaching an eight-week golf course each se-mester. The teaching role came in conjunction with his work as the Head Golf Professional and General Manager of Kirksville Country Club, in Kirksville, Mo. Mueller got his start in the golf business at Bryan Park Golf Club in Greensboro, N.C., where he was the assistant golf professional from September of 1997 to August of 2002. From Greensboro, he moved on to Atlanta Country Club in Marietta, Ga., where he was also assistant golf professional for another Top 100 club with 500 club members. Mueller holds a bachelor’s degree in secondary education (1996) from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, and a master’s degree in counseling and educational development from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. “We’re excited to have Mike as a member of our staff,” English said. “He brings a wealth of experience, and he has a great ability to teach the game. He has tremendous golf knowledge, but more importantly, he is committed to the academic success of our student-athletes.” Under Mueller’s tutelage, current junior Plern Promboobpa has captured four individual tournament titles, including three-straight in the fall season. “We have a group of outstanding young women who have proven that they can play at a high level both individually and as a team,” Mueller said. “My goal for these players is to help them achieve their full potential during their time here at Park.”

HEAD WOMEN’S GOLF COACH, SECOND SEASON

ALAN PICKELLAlan Pickell begins his first season as a member of the Park University women’s golf coaching

staff, joining head coach Mike Mueller in the instruction of Park’s women’s golf student-athletes, as well as the day-to-day operations of Park’s women’s golf program. A PGA Apprentice, Pickell

returned to the Kansas City area after graduating from The Golf Academy of America in Orlando, Fla. in 2009. He is an Assistant Professional at The Deuce at the National.

ASSISTANT WOMEN’S GOLF COACH, FIRST SEASON


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THE NATIONAL GOLF CLUB OF KANSAS CITYThe National Golf Club of Kansas City and The Deuce at The National Golf Club serve as the year-round home to the Park University women’s golf program. Located only a few miles from the Park University campus, The National and The Deuce provide 36 holes of champi-onship golf to the Pirate women’s golf program, including the 2010 Park University Invitational, which was held last season at The Deuce. The Deuce will again provide the home to the 2011 Park University Invitational, which is scheduled for April 18-19. Both of Park University’s golf coaches are on staff at The National, including head coach Mike Mueller who serves as the club’s main teaching professional. The National is also a part of the backbone of the Parkville community as one of the premiere golf communities in the Kansas City metropolitan area. For more information on what The National has to offer, call (816) 587-HOME, or log on to www.thenationalgolfclub.com.

THE GOLF ACADEMY AT PARKVILLE COMMONSThe Park University women’s golf program has a new in-door home halfway between the Park University campus and the Pirates’ home course, The National Golf Club of Kansas City. The team will train at The Golf Academy at Parkville Commons, which opened this week in Parkville.

“Making real progress at golf; or anything for that matter; must be a year round endeavor,” said head coach Mike Mu-eller. “You can not become a better golfer by practicing only part of the year. As an instructor, it is great that I can now help people regardless of the weather.”

Mueller will not only coach the Pirates, but will also oper-ate the facility, located less than two miles from Park Uni-versity’s Parkville Campus, and just a few miles from The National Golf Club of Kansas City. The facility will allow the Pirates to practice indoors when weather becomes an is-sue.

The Golf Academy at Parkville Commons will feature an extended-flight indoor range and simulator, 90 simulated golf courses on the simulator, a 700-square foot undulated putting area, a private teaching studio and will serve as the year-round indoor and bad-weather training facility for the Park University women’s golf program.

Golf equipment, club-fitting and apparel will also be avail-able on site through The National Golf Club of Kansas City, and the facility will offer memberships to members of the public looking to fine-tune their games during the win-ter months and on rainy days during the golf season. For more information on the academy, log on to www.playbet-tergolfkc.com.


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2010-11 BASKETBALL - Played in 14 games including six conference games, averaging 4.6 minutes per game...She hit 1-of-6 from the floor and 1-of-2 from the foul line with 10 rebounds, seven of which came in conference play...2009-10 BASKETBALL - Played in 22 games for Park with two starts her freshman season…Hall started in back-to-back games against Columbia at home on Feb. 6 and College of the Ozarks at home on Feb. 29...Played in a season high 29 minutes in Park’s 75-74 loss at Missouri Baptist on Feb. 26…Hall averaged 1.4 points and 1.8 rebounds per game in 2009-10...PERSONAL – Sarah Elizabeth Hall was born in Kansas City, Mo… Parents are Eddie Hall and Cheryl Assel…Hall was also recruited by William Jewell and Avila…Has four siblings, Katie, Joey, Mollie, Elijah…Plans to major in Secondary Education…Played volleyball, basketball and soccer at Cameron High School…Helped lead the volleyball team to a district championship…Was also a member of the National Honor Society at Cameron High.

Sarah Hall | 5-10 | Sophomore | Cameron, Mo. | Cameron HS

FALL 2010 - Played in all four events, posting her best finish at the Avila University Invitational where she shot a two-day 201...Also competed at the Lindenwood Invitational, the Drury Invitational and at Graceland University...SPRING 2010 - Began her Park career March 29-30 at the William Woods Invitational in Fulton, Mo., and had her best finish at the Unaffilated Spring Preview with a two-day 224...PERSONAL – Jasey Lyn Huber was born in Newark, Del., and attended high school at Spring Hill High School (Kan.)…Parents are Jim and Joan Huber of Spring Hill…Was a three-sport athlete at Spring Hill, playing volleyball, softball and golf…Was also involved in Student Council and National Honor Society…Away from the golf course, enjoys playing the piano, writing, dancing and music…Is involved with Special Olympics…Majoring in English and writing.

Jasey Huber | 5-6 | Sophomore | Spring Hill, Kan. | Spring Hill HS


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FALL 2010 - Played all four events in the fall season, posting her top one-day finish at Graceland, shooting 93, and her best two-day score came at Avila where she posted a two-day 207...Also com-peted at Drury University and Lindenwood University...PERSONAL – Nicole Elise Karley was born in Olathe, Kan., and is the daughter of Darrin and Sandra Karley...Father played soccer at MidAmerica Nazarene University and sister ran track at Pittsburg State University...Attended Shawnee Mission Northwest High School...Chose Park for its golf program, facilities and coaching staff...Also consid-ered Avila University...At Shawnee Mission Northwest, played golf for head coach John Reiff, qualify-ing for the state tournament in 2009...Had seven top 10 finishes as a senior and finished seventh the regional tournament.

Nicole Karley | 5-10 | Freshman | Lake Quivira, Kan. | Shawnee Mission Northwest HS

FALL 2010 - Began her career at the Drury Invitational with a two-day 194 and shot 96 later that week at Graceland...Posted another two-day 194 at Avila University and finished the fall with a two-day 203 at Lindenwood...PERSONAL – Callie Nicole Porter was born in Kansas City, Mo., and is the daughter of Scott and Lori Porter...Will major in graphic design and also considered William Jewell College...Played high school golf at Belton High School in Belton, Mo., for head coach Casey Conklin, help-ing the team to a conference championship...Was first-team all-conference in golf and qualified for the Missouri Girls Golf state tournament...Also played basketball for the Pirates...Chose Park for its campus and Parkville.

Callie Porter | 5-11 | Freshman | Belton, Mo. | Belton HS


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FALL 2010 – Posted three-straight wins, beginning with a school-record 73 at the Graceland Invita-tional...Also won the Avila Invitational with a two-day 158 that included a second-day 77...Won the Lindenwood Invite with a two-day 155 (77-78)...Also shot a two-day 164 at the Drury Invitational to begin the year...SPRING 2010 – Won the Missouri Valley Invitational with a two-day 163 and finished fourth at the Park Invitational, shooting back-to-back 82’s...Was fifth at the Unaffiliated Spring Preview and eighth at the Unaffiliated Championship...Best spring finish was in the opener, at William Woods, where she shot 75-80 (155)...FALL 2009 – Chipped in for birdie on the first playoff hole to win the season’s opening event, firing a 76 at Lamoni Country Club to win the Graceland Invitational…Also won the Ottawa Invitational with a two-day 167, and shot 79 to open the Avila Invitational, followed by a 77 to finish second...SPRING 2009 – Opened the spring season with a fifth-place finish at the South Central Kansas Invitational, followed by a two-day 181 at the Bluebonnet Classic in Texas…Best spring performance came at the RRAC/MCAC Championship in Oklahoma City, where she fired back-to-back 78’s for a two-day 156 to finish second at the event…Also shot a two-day 178 in the Park University Invitational in April...FALL 2008 – Played in three fall events, finishing all three in the Top 10, including two fourth-place finishes...Fired a two-day fall-low 155 at Maryville-St. Louis, shooting 81

on the tournament’s first day and 74 on day two to finish fourth...Was also fourth at William Jewell, shooting 81-85, 166...Tied for sixth at Northwest Missouri State, shooting a two-day 162 with a second-day 79...Ended the fall with an 80.5 strokes per round average...PERSONAL - Plern Promboobpa was born in Rayong, Thailand, and is the daughter of Thiamchai and Roryruja Promboobpa...Father is a lawyer, mother is a teacher...Played high school golf for one season at Blue Springs South for head coach Mike McGown where she took fourth in the Missouri Class 2 State Championship...Also finished first at her conference and district tournaments...Chose Park over Missouri State and is planning to major in legal studies.

Plern Promboobpa | 5-10 | Junior | Rayong, Thailand | Blue Springs South HS


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ALL-TIME WOMEN’S GOLF RESULTS2003-04 *Head Coach: Kelly DeFeoRoster: Katie Johnson, Sarah Molina, Jill Stauch

Park University InvitationalDate: March 31, 2004Course: The National Golf Club of KCKatie Johnson, 90

William Woods InvitationalDate: April 5, 2004Course: Tanglewood Golf Course Katie Johnson, 80Sarah Molina, 118Jill Stauch, 130

Drury Lady Panther InvitationalDate: April 11-13, 2004 Course: Silo Ridge Golf & Country Club Katie Johnson, 87-88 = 175 Sarah Molina, 144-132 = 276 Jull Stauch, 138-141 = 279

William Jewell Cardinal InvitationalDate: April 16-17, 2004Course: Claycrest Golf Club Katie Johnson (4th), 89-84 = 173 Jill Stauch, 134-117 = 251Sarah Molina, 133-138 = 271

MCAC ChampionshipDate: April 26-27, 2004Course: The Golf Club at Table Creek Katie Johnson (1st), 83-78 = 161Sarah Molina, 120-130 = 250

NAIA Region IV Championship Date: May 10-11, 2004Course: Indian Creek Golf Course Katie Johnson (5th), 85

* Park did not field a complete team in 2003-04, and did not place in any team events. All scores were medalist division results.

2004-05 Head Coach: Kelly DeFeoRoster: Amy Hollander, Katie Johnson, Jenna Luth, Sarah Molina, Ashley Nicks

Rockhurst University InvitationalDate: Sept. 15-16, 2004Course: Swope Memorial Golf Course Team Score: 395-411 = 806 (6th Place)Katie Johnson (3rd), 78*-88* = 166 Ashley Nicks (8th), 86*-90* = 176 Sarah Molina, 119*-126 = 245Amy Hollander, 112*-111* = 223Jenna Luth, 131-122* = 253

UMKC/Kenneth Smith Golf ClassicDate: Oct. 18-19, 2004Course: Fred Arbanas Golf Course Team Score: 397-389 = 786 (11th Place)Katie Johnson, 80*-90* = 170 Ashley Nicks, 93*-85* = 178Amy Hollander, 102*-105* = 207Sarah Molina, 122*-109* = 231Jenna Luth, WD-WD

Avila University InvitationalDate: March 31, 2005Course: Ironhorse Golf Club Team Score: 383 (1st Place)Katie Johnson (1st), 82*Ashley Nicks (4th), 93*Amy Hollander (5th), 97*Sarah Molina, 111*

William Woods Date: April 4-5, 2005Course: Tanglewood Golf Course Team Score: 372-369 = 741 (5th Place)Katie Johnson (1st), 79*-78* = 157Ashley Nicks (T-3rd), 82*-83* = 165Amy Hollander, 87*-96* = 183Sarah Molina, 124*-112* = 236

William Jewell Cardinal InvitationalDate: April 9, 2005Course: Claycrest Golf Club Team Score: 375 (1st Place)Katie Johnson (1st), 79*Ashley Nicks (T-2nd), 84*Amy Hollander (T-5th), 99*Sarah Molina, 113*

Park University InvitationalDate: April 10-11, 2005Course: The National Golf Club of Kan-sas City Team Score: 401-402 = 803 (5th Place)Katie Johnson (4th), 83*-90* = 173Ashley Nicks (T-5th), 88*-87* = 175Amy Hollander, 106*-100* = 206Sarah Molina, 124*-125* = 249

St. Louis Metro Women’s InvitationalDate: April 23-24, 2005 Course: The Falls at Turtle Creek Team Score: 402-371 = 773 (6th Place)Katie Johnson (4th), 81*-80* = 161Ashley Nicks, 86*-86* = 172Amy Hollander, 111*-99* = 210Sarah Molina, 124*-106* = 230

MCAC ChampionshipDate: April 25-26, 2005Course: The Golf Club at Table Creek Team Score: 393-369 = 762 (2nd Place)Ashley Nicks (1st), 83*-84* = 167Katie Johnson (2nd), 90*-79* = 169Amy Hollander, 103*-97* = 200Sarah Molina, 117*-109* = 226

NAIA Region IV ChampionshipDate: May 2-3, 2005Course: Indian Creek Golf Course Team Score: 407-409 = 816 (6th Place)Ashley Nicks (5th), 89*-85* = 174Katie Johnson (T-10th), 84*-97* = 181Amy Hollander, 110*-104* = 214Sarah Molina, 124*-123* = 247


2005-06Head Coach: Kelly DeFeoRoster: Amy Hollander, Katie Johnson, Sarah Molina, Ashley Nicks, Nichole Wes-sel

Rockhurst University InvitationalDate: Sept. 13-14, 2005Course: Swope Memorial Golf CourseTeam Score: 381-371 = 752 (4th Place)Ashley Nicks (T-2nd), 83*-81* = 164Katie Johnson (T-4th), 88*-79* = 167Sarah Molina, 102*-106* = 208Amy Hollander, 108*-105* = 213Nichole Wessel, 119-113 = 232

Avila Fall InvitationalDate: Sept. 30, 2005Course: Ironhorse Golf ClubTeam Score: 356 (1st Place)Ashley Nicks (1st), 77*Katie Johnson (2nd), 79*Amy Hollander (4th), 97*Sarah Molina (9th), 103*Nichole Wessel, 115

William Jewell InvitationalDate: Oct. 7, 2005Course: Claycrest Golf ClubTeam Score: 361 (1st Place)Katie Johnson (1st), 74*-80* = 154Ashley Nicks (2nd), 84*-75* = 159Amy Hollander (3rd), 88*-85* = 173Sarah Molina, 115*-111* = 226Nichole Wessel, 115-122 = 237

UMKC/Kenneth Smith Golf ClassicDate: Oct. 17-18, 2005Course: Fred Arbanas Golf CourseTeam Score: 385-384 = 769 (11th Place)Katie Johnson, 83*-79* = 162Ashley Nicks, 85*-91* = 176Amy Hollander, 101*-107* = 208Sarah Molina, 116*-107* = 223Nichole Wessel, 120-111 = 131

Evangel Spring InvitationalDate: March 27-28, 2006Course: Silo Ridge Golf & Country ClubTeam Score: 386-377 = 763 (1st Place)Ashley Nicks (1st), 89*-80* = 169Katie Johnson (T-3rd), 89*-83* = 172Sarah Molina, 105*-104* = 209Nichole Wessel, 103*-110* = 213


10 Avila University InternationalDate: March 31, 2006Course: Ironhorse Golf ClubTeam Score: 403 (2nd Place)Katie Johnson (1st), 83*Ashley Nicks (3rd), 85*Sarah Molina, 117*Nichole Wessel, 118*

William Woods InvitationalDate: April 3-4, 2006Course: Tanglewood Golf CourseTeam Score: 376-371 = 747 (6th Place)Ashley Nicks (4th), 84*-82* = 166Katie Johnson (T-6th), 81*-88* = 169Nichole Wessel, 101*-99* = 200Sarah Molina, 110*-102* = 212

Park University InvitationalDate: April 10-11, 2006Course: The National Golf Club of Kan-sas CityTeam Score: 405-392 = 797 (6th Place)Katie Johnson (2nd), 84*-79* = 163Ashley Nicks (3rd), 80*-85* = 165Nichole Wessel, 117*-117* = 234Sarah Molina, 124*-111* = 235

McKendree Spring InvitationalDate: April 14-15, 2006Course: Cardinal Creek Golf CourseTeam Score: 386-370 = 756Katie Johnson (T-3rd), 80*-79* = 159Ashley Nicks (T-10th), 83*-87* = 170Sarah Molina, 105*-100* = 205Nichole Wessel, 118*-104* = 222

MCAC ChampionshipDate: April 24-25, 2006Team Score: 389-410 = 799 (3rd Place)Katie Johnson (T-1st), 86*-86* = 172Ashley Nicks (T-1st), 88*-84* = 172Nichole Wessel, 109*-109* = 218Sarah Molina, 106*-131* = 237

NAIA Region IV ChampionshipDate: May 8-9, 2006Katie Johnson (3rd), 84-85 = 169Ashley Nicks (4th), 85-85 = 170


2006-07Head Coach: Kelly DeFeoRoster: Nicole Ainsworth, Roxanne Jens-en, Katie Johnson, Sarah Molina, Ashley Nicks, Nichole Wessel, Nicole Wiehe

Rockhurst University InvitationalDate: Sept. 21-22, 2006Course: Swope Memorial Golf CourseTeam Score: 367-362 = 729 (2nd Place)Katie Johnson (T-2nd), 84*-82* = 166Ashley Nicks (T-2nd), 86*-80* = 166Roxanne Jensen, 94*-97* = 191Nicole Wiehe, 103*-106* = 209Nicole Ainsworth, 103-106 = 209Nichole Wessel, 107-110 = 217Sarah Molina, 114-103* = 217

William Jewell Fall InvitationalDate: Oct. 5-6, 2006Course: Claycrest Golf ClubTeam Score: 340-332 = 672 (1st Place)Katie Johnson (1st), 75*-78* = 153Ashley Nicks (T-2nd), 87*-75* = 162Roxanne Jensen (6th), 89*-89* = 178Nicole Wiehe (7th), 89*-90* = 179Sarah Molina, 98-106 = 204Nicole Ainsworth, 101-109 = 210Nichole Wessel, 110-108 = 218

Avila Fall InvitationalDate: Oct. 20, 2006Course: St. Andrew’s Golf ClubTeam Score: 366 (1st Place)Katie Johnson (1st), 86*Roxanne Jensen (4th), 88*Ashley Nicks (5th), 89*Nicole Wiehe, 103*Nicole Ainsworth, 120Sarah Molina, 120Nichole Wessel, 121

Central Christian Spring InvitationalDate: March 26-27, 2007Course: Turkey Creek Golf CourseTeam Score: 336-342 = 678Ashley Nicks (1st), 76*-78* = 154Katie Johnson (4th), 81*-87* = 168Nicole Wiehe (5th), 87*-86* = 173Roxanne Jensen (T-8th), 92*-91* = 183Sarah Molina, 95-104 = 199Nichole Wessel, 104-100 = 204Nicole Ainsworth, 105-111 = 216

William Woods InvitationalDate: April 2-3, 2007Course: Tanglewood Golf CourseTeam Score: 342 (3rd Place)Ashley Nicks (T-6th), 80*Katie Johnson, 83*Roxanne Jensen, 89*Nicole Wiehe, 90*Nicole Ainsworth, 99Nichole Wessel, 99Sarah Molina, 101

NICHOLE WESSEL2005-2008

AMY HOLLANDER2004-2008

KATIE JOHNSON2003-2006

SARAH MOLINA2003 - 2007


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William Jewell Spring InvitationalDate: April 5-6, 2007Course: Claycrest Golf ClubTeam Score: 365-383 = 748 (1st Place)Katie Johnson (1st), 81*-88* = 167Ashley Nicks (2nd), 90*-86* = 176Roxanne Jensen (3rd), 90*-96* = 186Nichole Wessel (8th), 104*-103* = 207Nicole Ainsworth (10th), 106-115 = 221Sarah Molina, 131-114 = 245

Baker University Spring TournamentDate: April 9-10, 2007Course: Alvamar Golf ClubTeam Score: 349-364 = 713 (1st Place)Katie Johnson (1st), 80*-84* = 164Ashley Nicks (3rd), 84*-83* = 167Nicole Wiehe (7th), 91*-978 = 188Roxanne Jensen (T-10th), 94*-100* = 194Nichole Wessel, 93-102 = 195Sarah Molina, 105-108 = 213

Park University InvitationalDate: April 16-17, 2007Course: The Deuce at The NationalTeam Score: 390-367 = 757 (5th Place)Ashley Nicks (T-5th), 85*-87* = 172Katie Johnson, 97*-85* = 182Nicole Wiehe, 101*-96* = 197Sarah Molina, 107*-99* = 206Nicole Ainsworth, 112-97 = 209Nichole Wessel, 112-114 = 226

MCAC ChampionshipDate: April 23-24, 2007Course: Sunflower Hills Golf CourseTeam Score: 327-348 = 675 (1st Place)Katie Johnson (1st), 79*-82* = 161Ashley Nicks (T-2nd), 79*=85* = 164Roxanne Jensen (4th), 82*-92* = 174Nicole Wiehe (5th), 87*-89* = 176Sarah Molina (8th), 91-94 = 185

NAIA Region IV ChampionshipDate: April 30 – May 1, 2007Course: Sunflower Hills Golf CourseTeam Score: 355-340 = 695 (2nd Place)Katie Johnson (3rd), 84*-82* = 166Ashley Nicks (5th), 86*-83* = 169Nicole Wiehe (6th), 89*-86* = 175Roxanne Jensen, 98-89* = 187Sarah Molina, 96*-100 = 196


2007-08Head Coach: Kelly DeFeoRoster: Nicole Ainsworth, Amy Hollander, Roxanne Jensen, Ashley Nicks, Allison Vaughn, Nichole Wessel, Nicole Wiehe

Northwest Bearcat InvitationalDate: Sept. 13, 2007Course: Mozingo Lake Golf CourseTeam Score: 352 (1st Place)Ashley Nicks (1st), 80*Roxanne Jensen (10th), 91*Nicole Wiehe, 92*Allison Vaughn, 96Nicole Ainsworth, 97Nichole Wessel, 97

William Jewell InvitationalDate: Oct. 5, 2007Course: Claycrest Golf ClubTeam Score: 370 (3rd Place)Ashley Nicks (T-2nd), 84*Allison Vaughn (T-10th), 93*Nicole Wiehe (T-10th), 93*Nicole Ainsworth, 100Roxanne Jensen, 100*Nichole Wessel, 107

South Central Kansas InvitationalDate: March 24-25, 2008Course: Quail Ridge Golf CourseTeam Score: 376-371 = 737 (1st Place)Ashley Nicks (1st), 88*-80* = 168Roxanne Jensen (T-9th), 92*-95* = 187Nicole Wiehe, 98*-91* = 189Allison Vaughn, 100-95* = 195Nichole Wessel, 107-97 = 204Nicole Ainsworth, 106-109 = 215

William Woods InvitationalDate: April 1, 2008Course: Tanglewood Golf CourseTeam Score: 349 (2nd Place)Ashley Nicks (1st), 78*Roxanne Jensen (T-6th), 86*Nicole Wiehe, 89*Nichole Wessel, 94Allison Vaughn, 96*Nicole Ainsworth, 98

Ottawa InvitationalDate: April 7, 2008Course: Eagle Bend Golf ClubTeam Score: 353 (1st Place)Ashley Nicks (1st), 78*Nicole Wiehe (T-5th), 90*Allison Vaughn (7th), 91*Nicole Ainsworth (T-8th), 94Nichole Wessel (T-8th), 94*

Park University InvitationalDate: April 14-15, 2008Course: The Deuce at The NationalTeam Score: 364-374 = 738 (6th Place)Ashley Nicks, 88*-91* = 179Roxanne Jensen, 89*-93* = 182Allison Vaughn, 93*-94* = 187Nicole Ainsworth, 92-100, 192Nicole Wiehe, 94*-99 = 193Nichole Wessel, 104-96* = 200

MCAC ChampionshipDate: April 21-22, 2008Course: Alvamar Golf ClubTeam Score: 368-362 = 730 (1st Place)Ashley Nicks (1st), 82*-80* = 162Nicole Wiehe (2nd), 96*-91* = 187Roxanne Jensen (3rd), 94*-95* = 189Allison Vaughn (5th), 96*-96* = 192Nicole Ainsworth (6th), 103-95 = 198Nichole Wessel (8th), 106-103 = 209* Indicates score was used in team total.NAIA Region IV ChampionshipDate: April 28-29, 2008Course: Sunflower Hills Golf CourseTeam Score: 355-356 = 711 (1st Place)Ashley Nicks (2nd), 83*-79* = 162Nicole Wiehe (3rd), 86*-91* = 177Roxanne Jensen (6th), 92*-93* = 185Allison Vaughn (8th), 96-93* = 189Nicole Ainsworth (9th), 94*-96 = 190

NAIA National ChampionshipDate: May 20-23, 2008Course: Lake San Marcos Country ClubTeam Score: 358-354-372-378 = 1,462 (21st Place)Ashley Nicks, 84*-85*-90*-93* = 352Nicole Wiehe, 88*-87*-97*-95* = 367Roxanne Jensen, 90*-98-96*-94* = 378Allison Vaughn, 107-88*-89*-96* = 380Nicole Ainsworth, 96*-94*-104-100 = 394


2008-09Head Coach: Kelly DeFeoAssistant Coach: Ashley NicksRoster: Nicole Ainsworth, Roxanne (Jens-en) Chadwell, Plern Promboobpa, Allison Vaughn, Nicole Wiehe, Nichole Wessel

William Jewell InvitationalDate: Sept. 25-26, 2008Course: Claycrest Golf ClubTeam Score: 349-361 = 710 (1st Place)Plern Promboobpa (4th), 81*-85* = 166Allison Vaughn (6th), 84*-86* = 170Nicole Wiehe, 91*-92* = 183Nicole Ainsworth, 93*-100 = 193Nichole Wessel, 96-98 = 194Roxanne Chadwell, 98-98* = 196


12 Northwest Bearcat InvitationalDate: Oct. 2-3, 2008Course: Mozingo Lake Golf CourseTeam Score: 941-353 = 694 (3rd Place)Plern Promboobpa (T-6th), 83*-79* = 162Roxanne Chadwell, 84*-91* = 175Allison Vaughn, 86*-92* = 178Nicole Wiehe, 88*-93 = 181Nicole Ainsworth, 93-91* = 184Nichole Wessel, 101-90 = 191

Maryville Fall InvitationalDate: Oct. 12-13, 2008Course: Aberdeen Golf CourseTeam Score: 347-340 = 687 (4th Place)Plern Promboobpa (4th), 81*-74* = 155Nicole Wiehe, 88*-81* = 169Nicole Ainsworth, 94-83 = 177Nichole Wessel, 88*-93* = 181Roxanne Chadwell, 90*-98 = 188Allison Vaughn, 97-92* = 189

South Central Kansas InvitationalDate: March 23-24, 2009Course: Quail Ridge Golf CourseTeam Score: 376-379 = 755 (6th Place)Plern Promboobpa (5th), 88*-87* = 180Nicole Wiehe, 90*-90* = 180Allison Vaughn, 102-98* = 200Roxanne Chadwell, 98*-104* = 202Nicole Ainsworth, 100*-104 = 204

Bluebonnet ClassicDate: March 30-31, 2009Course: Thorntree Country ClubTeam Score: 382-393 = 775 (12th Place)Plern Promboobpa, 91*-90* = 181Nicole Wiehe, 98*-95* = 193Roxanne Chadwell, 96*-104* = 200Nicole Ainsworth, 97*-105 = 202Allison Vaughn, 99-104* = 203

Park University InvitationalDate: April 13-14, 2009Course: The Deuce at The NationalTeam Score: 365-369 = 734 (7th Place)Nicole Wiehe, 89*-87* = 176Plern Promboobpa, 89*-89* = 178Nicole Ainsworth, 92*-98* = 190Roxanne Chadwell, 95*-95* = 190Allison Vaughn, 95-106 = 201

RRAC/MCAC ChampionshipDate: April 20-21, 2009Course: Lincoln Park Golf CourseTeam Score: 342-349 = 691 (3rd Place)Plern Promboobpa (3rd), 78*-78* = 156Nicole Wiehe (6th), 84*-86* = 170Nicole Ainsworth, 90*-92* = 182Roxanne Chadwell, 90*-94 = 184Allison Vaughn, 91-93* = 184


2009-10Head Coach: Mike MuellerAssistant Coach: Ashley NicksRoster: Nicole Ainsworth, Donna Gall-man, Jasey Huber, Plern Promboobpa, Allison Vaughn, Nicole Wiehe

Graceland University InvitationalDate: Sept. 19, 2009Course: Lamoni Country ClubTeam Score: 339 (1st Place)Plern Promboobpa (1st), 76*Nicole Wiehe, 85*Nicole Ainsworth, 89*Allison Vaughn, 89*

Ottawa University InvitationalDate: Oct. 7-8, 2009Course: Eagle Bend Golf CourseTeam Score: 362-390 = 752 (3rd Place)Plern Promboobpa (1st), 80*-87* = 167Nicole Ainsworth (T-2nd), 84*-88* = 172Nicole Wiehe (10th), 92*-93* = 185Donna Gallman, 106*-122* = 228

Avila University InvitationalDate: Oct. 15-16, 2009Course: St. Andrews Golf ClubTeam Score: 367-382 = 749 (4th Place)Plern Promboobpa (2nd), 79*-77* = 156Nicole Wiehe, 86*-90* = 176Nicole Ainsworth, 91*-100* = 191Donna Gallman, 111*-115* = 226

William Woods InvitationalDate: March 29-30, 2010Course: Tanglewood Golf CourseTeam Score: 374-380 = 754 (4th Place)Plern Promboobpa (4th), 75*-80* = 155Nicole Ainsworth, 90*-89* = 179Nicole Wiehe, 90*-91* = 181Jasey Huber, 119*-120* = 239

Missouri Valley Invitational Date: April 4-5, 2010Course: Indian Foothills Golf CourseTeam Score: 389-416 = 805 (5th Place)Plern Promboobpa (1st), 82*-81* = 163Nicole Wiehe, 92*-95* = 187Nicole Ainsworth, 92*-108* = 200Jasey Huber, 123*-132* = 255

Park University InvitationalDate: April 12-13, 2010Course: The Deuce at The NationalTeam Score: 376-371 = 747 (8th Place)Plern Promboobpa (4th), 82*-82* = 164Nicole Ainsworth, 85*-84* = 169Nicole Wiehe, 87*-92* = 179Jasey Huber, 122*-113* = 235

ASHLEY NICKS2005-2008

ROXANNE (JENSEN) CHADWELL2006-2008

NICOLE AINSWORTH2006-2009

NICOLE WIEHE2006-2009


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Single-Season Scoring AveragePlayer Avg Year1 Plern Promboobpa 80.00 2009-10 2 Katie Johnson 82.45 2005-06 3 Katie Johnson 83.22 2006-07 4 Ashley Nicks 83.28 2006-07 5 Katie Johnson 83.63 2004-05 6 Ashley Nicks 83.65 2005-06 7 Plern Promboobpa 83.79 2008-09 8 Ashley Nicks 83.94 2007-08 9 Katie Johnson 84.89 2003-04 10 Ashley Nicks 86.50 2004-05

Career Scoring AveragePlayer Avg Years1 Plern Promboobpa 81.19 2008- 2 Katie Johnson 83.32 2003-07 3 Ashley Nicks 84.27 2004-08 4 Nicole Wiehe 91.07 2006-10 5 Roxanne Jensen 93.50 2006-09 6 Allison Vaughn 94.61 2007-09 7 Nicole Ainsworth 97.48 2006-10 8 Callie Porter 98.14 2010- 9 Nicole Karley 100.71 2010- 10 Amy Hollander 101.30 2004-08 11 Nicole Wessel 105.79 2005-08 12 Donna Gallman 111.60 2009 13 Sarah Molina 112.95 2003-07 14 Jasey Huber 114.65 2010- 15 Jenna Luth 126.50 2004 16 Jill Stauch 132.00 2003

Team Low 18-Hole RoundScore Tournament Year327 MCAC Championship 2007332 William Jewell College 2006336 Central Christian College 2006339 Graceland University 2009340 William Jewell College 2006340 MCAC Championship 2007342 Central Christian College 2006342 William Woods University 2007348 MCAC Championship 2007349 Baker University 2007

Individual Low 18-Hole RoundPlayer # TournamentP. Promboobpa 73 Graceland (2010)K. Johnson 74 W. Jewell (2005)P. Promboobpa 74 Maryville (2008)A. Nicks 75 W. Jewell (2005)K. Johnson 75 W. Jewell (2006)A. Nicks 75 W. Jewell (2006)P. Promboobpa 75 W. Woods (2010)A. Nicks 76 Cent. Chr. (2005)P. Promboobpa 76 Graceland (2009)P. Promboobpa 76 AMC (2010)

Team Low 36-Hole TotalScore Tournament Year672 William Jewell College 2006675 MCAC Championship 2007678 Central Christian College 2007687 Maryville University 2008691 RRAC/MCAC Tournament 2009694 Northwest Missouri State 2008695 NAIA Region IV Champ. 2007710 William Jewell College 2008711 NAIA Region IV Champ. 2008713 Baker University 2007

Individual Low 36-Hole TotalPlayer # TournamentK. Johnson 154 W. Jewell (2005)A. Nicks 154 Cent. Chr. (2007)P. Promboobpa 155 Maryville (2008)P. Promboobpa 155 W. Woods (2010)P. Promboobpa 155 Lindenwood (2010)P. Promboobpa 156 Avila (2009)K. Johnson 157 W. Woods (2005)P. Promboobpa 157 AMC (2010)P. Promboobpa 158 Avila (2010)A. Nicks 159 W. Jewell (2005)K. Johnson 159 McKendree (2006)

Unaffiliated Spring PreviewDate: April 23-24, 2010Course: Spencer T. Olin Golf ClubTeam Score: 347-390 = 737 (5th Place)Plern Promboobpa (T-5th), 76*-81* = 157Nicole Wiehe, 82*-88* = 170Nicole Ainsworth, 84*-102* = 186Jasey Huber, 105*-119* = 224

Unaffiliated ChampionshipDate: May 10-11, 2010Course: Spencer T. Olin Golf ClubTeam Score: 379-364 = 743Plern Promboobpa (8th), 81*-81* = 162Nicole Wiehe, 89*-83* = 172Nicole Ainsworth, 89*-89* = 178Jasey Huber, 120*-111* = 231


2010-11Head Coach: Mike MuellerAssistant Coach: Alan PIckellRoster: Jasey Huber, Nicole Karley, Cal-lie Porter, Plern Promboobpa

Drury University InvitationalDate: Sept. 13-14, 2010Course: Ledgestone Golf ClubTeam Score: 401-412 = 813Plern Promboobpa, 83*-81* = 164Callie Porter, 94*-100* = 194Nicole Karley, 106*-104* = 210Jasey Huber, 118*-127* = 245

Graceland University InvitationalDate: Sept. 18, 2010Course: Lamoni Country ClubTeam Score: 367 (3rd Place)Plern Promboobpa (1st), 73*Nicole Karley, 93*Callie Porter, 96*Jasey Huber, 105*

Avila University InvitationalDate: Oct. 11-12, 2010Course: Fred Arbanas Golf CourseTeam Score: 381-379 = 760 (4th Place)Plern Promboobpa (1st), 81*-77* = 158Callie Porter, 94*-100* = 194Nicole Karley, 103*-104* = 207Jasey Huber, 103*-98* = 201

Lindenwood University InvitationalDate: Oct. 21-22, 2010Course: Whitmoor Country ClubTeam Score: 396-371 = 767 (6th Place)Plern Promboobpa (1st), 77*-78* = 155Nicole Karley, 99*-96* = 195Callie Porter, 110*-93* = 203Jasey Huber, 110*-104* = 214


TEAM & INDIVIDUAL RECORDS


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KELLY DEFEOHead Coach (2003-2009)

MIKE MUELLERHead Coach (2009-Present)

PLERN PROMBOOBPA2008-present

ALLISON VAUGHN2007-2009

The Park University women’s golf team made history in the 2007-08 sea-son, led by then senior Ashley Nicks, who went on to become a two-year assistant coach, qualifying for the school’s first-ever NAIA women’s golf

national championship tournament at Lake San Marcos Country Club in San Diego, Calif.

The Pirates finished 21st out of 23 teams and earned the right to play in the championship by defeating Southwestern College at the NAIA Region IV cham-pionship at Sunflower Hills Golf Course in Kansas City, Kan.

Nicks was Park’s top finisher at the national championship, and the Pirates had four other players compete at the event – Roxanne (Jensen) Chadwell, Allison Vaughn, Nicole Wiehe and Nicole Ainsworth.


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CORPORATE PARTNERS


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Park University calls Parkville, Mo., and the Greater Kansas City area home, offering students the features

of both small-town life and the flashing lights of a big city. With a population of more than 4,000, Parkville allows students the small-town lifestyle and tightly knit community often times associated with small college athlet-ics and the NAIA. Originally a trading post on the Mis-souri River, Parkville grew as Kansas City boomed in the late 1800s, which included the founding of Park University. Both the

University and the city get their names from Col. George S. Park, who played a key role in the early development of the area. Today, Parkville’s historic downtown district, coupled with new shopping areas to the north and east gives Park University students two great entertainment opportu-nities within the area. Parkville sits within the Northland of the Greater Kansas City Metropolitan Area, which encompasses 15 counties, nine of which are in Missouri and six across the state line in Kansas. The Northland is lo-cally referred to as “north of the river.” Con-

tained wholly within Missouri, it en-compasses portions of Clay County including the northern half of Kansas City, Mo., and the cities of Parkville, Liberty, North Kansas City and Glad-stone. Kansas City is situated at the con-fluence of the Kansas and Missouri rivers, often referred to as Kaw Point, straddling the state border between the two states. The Kansas City Met-ropolitan Statistical Area, anchored by Kansas City, Mo., is the 29th larg-est in the United States, with an esti-mated population just over 2 million. A tradition-rich city known for its barbecue and storied sports his-tory, Kansas City is currently home to Major League Baseball’s Kansas City Royals, the Kansas City Chiefs of the National Football League, Major League Soccer’s Kansas

LocationParkville, Mo. (Home Campus)

Founded1875

PresidentMichael H. Droge, PhD.

Enrollment24,166

Campus Centers43 (in 21 states)

Student:Faculty Ratio12:1 (Undergraduate)9:1 (Graduate)

AccreditationCommission on the Institutions of Higher Education of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

NicknamePirates

School ColorsCanary & Wine

Athletic ConferencesAmerican Midwest Conference (AMC)

Mid-America Men’s Volleyball Intercollegiate Conference (MAMVIC) West


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City Wizards and the Kansas Speedway, which hosts two NASCAR and IRL events throughout the year including one Nextel Cup Series event in the fall. Kansas City is also home to the Kan-sas City T-Bones independent league baseball franchise and the Kansas City Ex-plorers of World Team Tennis. The Sprint Center and the Power & Light District in the downtown area is one of the region’s top entertainment areas. The Sprint Center also houses the College Basketball Experi-ence, which includes the College Basket-ball Hall of Fame. A few blocks away sits Municipal Auditorium, home to the Buf-falo Funds-NAIA Division I Men’s Basket-ball Tournament. In 2010, Park University made its second appearance in four sea-sons and its fourth overall appearances in the Buffalo Funds-NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball National Championship, beat-ing Georgetown (Ky.) College in the first round, 83-75, before falling to Biola (Calif.) University in the second round. Addition-ally, the National Association of Intercolle-giate Athletics moved its offices downtown in the summer of 2007. Kansas City is also known for its his-toric shopping districts, including Westport and the Country Club Plaza, which is one of the world’s largest outdoor shopping areas designed for motor-vehicle traffic. Commonly referred to as “The Plaza,” it is home to one of the nation’s largest holiday light displays between Thanksgiving and January. In the Northland, Zona Rosa has

become a popular shopping district, while Town Center and The Legends at Village West keep shoppers occupied in Kansas.

BEST VALUE, NATIONWIDE Park University has been named as the top ranked value among private colleg-es and universities by Parents & Colleges, an online resource for parents of college-bound students. Park was ranked No. 1 in the category “Top 10 Best Value Private Colleges and Universities.” According to Parents & Colleges, insti-tutions included on this list offer a diversity of degrees, have affordable tuitions and/or offer generous financial aid, and report the highest SAT or ACT scores for this incom-ing class. Park was cited as offering “both proximity to big-city excitement and the safe, relaxed atmosphere of a small town. The 2,000-strong undergraduate stu-dent body represents 50 states and 100 countries, and the school prides itself on its diversity and global outlook. Tuition for full-time undergraduates is a fraction of other private institutions, and average class size and student-to-faculty ratio are low.”

FOUNDED Park University was founded in 1875 as an independent, liberal arts, four-year coeducational, residential Christian institu-tion.

PRESENT Park is a comprehensive, independent,

institution, accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The University is a national leader in higher education and is a growing entrepreneur-ial institution with 43 campus centers in 21 states, including an extensive online pro-gram. Park continues to increase access to higher education by offering the quality undergraduate and graduate degrees stu-dents desire at locations, times and deliv-ery formats that best serve their needs.

LOCATION The flagship campus of Park Univer-sity is located on a historic site in Parkville, Mo., situated on a bluff above the scenic Missouri River. The Parkville Campus is 10 minutes from downtown Kansas City, 15 minutes from Kansas City International Airport, and is part of the KCI Business Corridor. Park Distance Learning has es-tablished campus centers on military in-stallations across the U.S. and online. PDL has also served the non-traditional, work-ing adult student since 1972 by offering undergraduate programs in an accelerated format. Park’s School of Graduate and Profes-sional Studies is located at our downtown Kansas City, Mo., Campus Center. Park also serves the Kansas City metropolitan area with campuses in Independence and Lexington, Mo. In addition to our military campus centers, Park also has a campus in Austin, Texas.


18 STUDENTS Park has developed considerable diversity among its student population, including more than 660 international stu-dents from 120 countries. Nearly 42 per-cent of Park’s students are represented by racial, ethnic and cultural groups typically underrepresented in colleges and univer-sities. The University has repeatedly been recognized as one of the top 100 American colleges/universities in the nation graduat-ing black, Hispanic and American-Indian students. In addition, approximately 60 percent of Park University students are ac-tive duty military, active duty dependents, retired military or members of the Depart-ment of Defense.

PARKVILLE CAMPUSFounded: 1875• Location: Parkville, Mo.• Tuition: Our fiscal initiatives provide • varying revenue streams which allow Park to maintain its tuition at approxi-mately the same level as students at-tending state universities in Missouri (our tuition benchmark).First-time Freshmen: ACT is 22 with an • average grade point average of 3.386.Student/Faculty Ratio: Undergraduate • 12:1; Graduate 9:1.Diverse Population: Students represent •

all 50 states and the District of Colum-bia, as well as 120 foreign countries.Athletics: Park University is a member • of the NAIA: Men’s and Women’s Bas-ketball, Track and Field, Cross Country, Soccer, Volleyball, Women’s Softball and Golf, and Men’s Baseball.Financial Aid: More than 85 percent of • undergraduate students who qualify re-ceive some form of financial aid. These include loans, grants and work-study positions.Accreditation: Commission on the In-• stitutions of Higher Education of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.Special Programs and Facilities: • Parkville Commercial Underground; Mabee Learning Center (academic underground, including the McAfee Memorial Library); limitless internship opportunities; Academic Support Cen-ter for tutoring, testing and writing labs; Career Development Center, Breckon Sports Center, state-of-the-art fitness facility; International Center for Music and the Youth Conservatory of Music; Campanella Art Gallery; David The-ater.

ACCREDITATION Park University is accredited by

the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, The State of Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has officially approved the academic stan-dards of Park University for teacher educa-tion. The Department of Nursing is accred-ited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission and approved by the Missouri State Board of Nursing. The Department of Athletic Training is accred-ited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education. The Depart-ment of Social Work is accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.

VISION STATEMENT Park University will be a renowned international leader in providing innova-tive educational opportunities for learners within the global society.

MISSION STATEMENT The mission of Park University, an entrepreneurial institution of learning, is to provide access to academic excellence which will prepare learners to think criti-cally, communicate effectively and engage in lifelong learning while serving a global community.


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MICHAEL H. DROGE, Ph.D.UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

Michael Droge, Ph.D., was appointed president by the Park University Board of Trustees in 2009. He arrived at Park in September 2002 to serve as the

Provost and Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs. His role in that position gave him charge of all academic areas of the University, including acting as the liaison be-tween the academic and non-academic components. A nationally respected participant in higher education, Droge has a distinguished academic career of teaching, research and serving as principle investigator on feder-ally funded programs such as the Multiethnic Biomedical Research Support Program from the National Institutes for Health, the Bridges to the Future Program from the NIH and the McNair Scholars Program from the De-partment of Education. He has also served as a member of the Neurosci-ence and Physiology Panel for the Howard Hughes Medical Institute in Washington, D.C., and an ad hoc reviewer for the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, the National Science Foundation, and a journal reviewer for Brain Research and J. Neurosci-ence. His academic awards include the Beall Memorial Award for Outstanding Dissertation from the Uni-versity of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, the Mary Mason Lyon Award for Excellence in Schol-arship, Teaching and Service, and the President’s Award for Distinguished Service from Texas Wom-an’s University. Droge received his Bachelor of Arts degree in biology and German from the University of Kan-sas and he began graduate studies in Germany at the University of Bonn as a Fulbright Scholar. Upon receiving his Master of Science degree from Texas Tech University, Droge went on to earn a Ph.D. in physiology and biophysics from the University of Tex-as Medical Branch in Galveston. He came to Park University with 19 years of expe-rience in higher education as a faculty member and administrator, most recently as a professor of biology and dean of graduate studies and research.


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CLAUDE W. ENGLISHDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS • 15TH YEAR

Claude English is in his 15th year as Park University’s Director of Athletics, serving in the role since Janu-ary of 1996.

Prior to 2010-11, English was honored for his service as an athletics administrator by being inducted into the McLendon Minority Athletics Administrators Hall of Fame, June 23, 2010, in Anaheim, Calif., representing the NAIA in a group of seven individuals honored by the John McLendon Minority Scholarship Foundation. The Foun-dation supports the John McLendon Memorial Minority Post-graduate Scholarship Awards and is presented to senior-level minority students who intend to pursue a graduate degree in athletics administration. English was joined in the 2010 McLendon Hall of Fame in-duction class by Percy Bates, Bernie Bickerstaff, Howard Gen-try, Sr., Michael Haynes, Rafer Johnson and Don Newcombe, while a second group of Pioneer Award winners was also hon-ored. That group included Wisconsin AD Barry Alvarez, Ernie Davis, Mike Garrett, Tom Goss, Dan Guerrero, Charles Harris, Tommy Hawkins, Kim Ng, Fritz Pollard, Burl Toler and Tyrone Willingham. In the spring, English will be inducted into the Chattahoochee Valley Sports Hall of Fame, in his home town of Columbus, Ga. English began his affiliation with Park University in the 1992-93 men’s basketball season, coaching the Pirates through the end of the 2004-05 campaign. For his final 10 sea-sons at the helm of the Park men’s basketball program, English also assumed the duties of Director of Athletics, a position he will continue into his 15th year in the 2010-11 academic year. During his tenure as Park’s Director of Athletics, English has guided the addition of two spring sports – baseball and women’s golf – in addition to facility upgrades throughout the department of athletics. Park’s facility upgrades under English’s watch began with the 1,500-seat Julian Field, home to Park University men’s and women’s soccer, followed by the 1,200-seat Breckon Sports Cen-ter, constructed in 2000 to become the home of Park University’s men’s and women’s basketball programs, as well as its men’s and women’s volleyball programs. Breckon Sports Center houses ad-ministrative offices and two domes – one for competition and one for practice. Recent upgrades to Park’s softball and baseball facilities have

also come under English’s watch, including new dugouts at the Park University Softball Com-plex, as well as new bleachers and game-scoring facilities at Comfort Field, the home of Park University baseball. English is the winningest coach in Park University men’s basketball history, compiling 182 wins to push his overall win

total to 227. From 1981 to 1984, English was the head men’s basketball coach at his alma

mater, Rhode Island, where he was named Atlan-tic-10 Conference Coach of the Year in the 1981-82 season. His coaching tenure at Park was highlighted by

the Pirates’ run to the NAIA Division I Men’s Basket-ball Tournament semifinal round in 1997-98, which ended with a school-record mark of 27-8. English was honored at the national tournament with the Charles A. Krigel Award for outstanding sportsman-ship, while his team was awarded the Dr. James Naismith-Emil S. Liston Sportsmanship Award for the team recognized as most sportsmanlike at the tourney. After a stellar collegiate playing career for Christian College in Dallas, Texas, and the Univer-sity of Rhode Island, English was selected in the NBA draft by the Portland Trail Blazers where he played the 1970-71 season. English also played in the Eastern Basketball Association for the Hartford

Capitals, the affiliate team for the Philadelphia 76ers. In 1973-74, English won the Eastern Basketball Association Championship with the Capitals. He was a three-year captain at Hartford. As Director of Athletics at Park, the Pirates have captured 47 conference championships, and in each of his 14 previous sea-sons as athletics director, at least one Park program has advanced to NAIA postseason play each year. Also during his run as Director of Athletics, 77 student-athletes have been named NAIA All-Americans, and 161 student-athletes have earned Daktronics-NAIA Scholar Athlete honors. In 2008-09, Park University’s department of athletics carried an overall grade point average better than 3.0, and the Pirates earned a school record seven NAIA scholar teams, marking more than half of the department’s programs posting a team GPA of 3.0 or better.


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Jennifer JeffressMichael Frey

Pat Fayard is in her 25th year at Park University, entering her seventh as the office manager for the department of

athletics. Fayard is responsible for coordinating

team travel and overall budgetary items for the department, as well as serving as an administrative assistant for director of athlet-ics, Claude English. She also coordinates many of Park’s gameday operations, in-cluding concession-stand management and student work-study employees. Fayard and her husband, Dennis, reside in Parkville.

Patricia FayardOffice ManagerDarrell Cooper is entering his fourth

season as assistant athletic trainer at Park University, coming to the

Pirates after a one-year stint at Henderson State University in Hot Springs, Ark.

Cooper holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Akron, and he began his career as a graduate as-sistant at his alma mater, working with the Zips’ football and track programs from 1998 to 2000. He has also worked for the Adirondack Icehawks of the Unit-ed Hockey league, Iowa Central Community College and the Uni-versity of Missouri-Rolla (now Missouri S&T). Cooper is also an instructor for the American Red Cross’s Professional Rescuer Training and he is an accredited clinical in-structor.

Darrell CooperAssistant Athletic Trainer

Michael Frey begins his eighth year as head athletic trainer at Park Uni-versity, coming to the Pirates after

a one-year stint as the head athletic trainer at Centennial High School in Peoria, Ariz.

Frey owns a bachelor’s degree from Kansas State University in 1994, and he completed his master’s degree in 2002 from the University of Kansas. A native of Silver Lake, Kan., and member of Silver Lake’s 1989 Class 3A state champion football team, Frey began his ca-reer in sports medicine as the Industrial Program Director at the Rehability Center in Kansas City, Kan., staying in that role from 1994 to 1998. In 1998, Frey landed his first position in a collegiate athletics setting, serving as athletic trainer at Avila University from 1998-2000. Frey returned to his alma mater in 2000, where he served as the Intramural Sports Medicine Director at Kansas State Univer-sity until 2002, prior to going to Centennial High. Frey resides in Lee’s Summit, Mo., with his wife, Kelly, and two daughters Lorien and Natalie. He also has one son, Talin.

Head Athletic Trainer

Jennifer Jeffress begins her first season with the Park University sports medicine department, coming to the Pirates after

two seasons at her alma mater, Missouri Val-ley College.

At Missouri Valley, Jeffress handled injury prevention, evalua-tion, treatment, rehabilitation and physician referrals for women’s volleyball, wrestling and baseball. She was also an instructor for athletic training and exercise science courses. Prior to Missouri Valley, Jeffress served as a graduate assistant at the University of Tennessee, working primarily with the wom-en’s tennis team. She was also a member of Team ENHANCE, a premier comprehensive, proactive program established to identify, counsel, support, monitor, refer an follow up with student-athletes struggling with emotional and mental health issues. She also managed and maintained hydrotherapy equipment at UT, and her masters’ project at Tennessee was an assessment of female athletes to determine increased risk of anterior cruci-ate ligament injury during jump landing. While at Tennessee, she also assisted with preparations in order to host NCAA tournament events. Jeffress has a bachelor’s degree in athletic training and exer-cise science with an emphasis in health and fitness from Missouri Valley College, with a masters in exercise science (emphasis in biomechanics) from the University of Tennessee.

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Steve Wilson begins his fourth year as Park’s Sports Information Director, over-seeing publicity, online and operational

efforts for all 15 athletic programs.Wilson is the primary contact for both wom-

en’s soccer and women’s volleyball in the fall, men’s basketball in the winter, and baseball and women’s golf in the spring, while also handling general administrative public relations efforts for the department and maintaining all of the department’s online efforts. He is also responsible for overseeing all printed and online publications within the department, including www.parkathletics.com, the official Web site of Pirate athletics, which was named the No. 1 in-house website in the NAIA by NAIA-SIDA in 2009-10. Additionally, Wilson supervises game-day staff at all home events and serves as the play-by-play voice of the Pirates during road contests and select home competitions. In 2009-10, he had four publications named top 10 in NAIA-SIDA publications contests, including the Park baseball media guide, which finished fourth among NAIA baseball guides. His men’s basketball guide placed sixth in CoSIDA Division B, earn-ing the highest finish of any NAIA publication in the competition. Wilson is an active CoSIDA and NAIA-SIDA member and has served as a publications contest judge three times, beginning with the 2007-08 CoSIDA women’s golf competition. He also co-ordinated the 2008-09 NAIA-SIDA women’s basketball brochure contest and the 2009-10 Walt McAlexander Baseball Brochure (NAIA-SIDA) contest. Currently, Wilson serves as the chair of the NAIA-SIDA statistical committee, producing a regular statistics newsletter and providing assistance to the NAIA sports informa-tion and media services staff regarding statistical matters. A 2004 graduate of Kansas State University, Wilson began his career in sports information at Kansas Wesleyan University during the 2004-05 school year, assisting with the Coyote football, men’s basketball, baseball and women’s basketball programs. In 2005, he joined the athletic media relations staff at Texas State University – San Marcos, where he was the primary contact for women’s volleyball, women’s basketball and baseball, while also assisting with publicity efforts in the Bobcat football program as the program’s secondary media contact. While at Texas State, Wilson also provided basketball and baseball play-by-play on KTSW-FM. Away from San Marcos, Wil-son assisted on the game-day staffs of the 2005 United States Basketball League Championship, the 2006 NCAA Women’s Bas-ketball Regional in San Antonio and the 2006 NCAA Baseball Re-gional in Austin, Texas. During the 2005 football season, he also assisted the game-day efforts of the New Orleans Saints, who were relocated to San Antonio due to Hurricane Katrina. After his two-year stint with the Bobcats, he joined the sports information and media services staff at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), serving as primary media con-tact for 23 championship sports, producing championship media guides, weekly releases and generating online content at the as-sociation’s official website, www.naia.org. Prior to his work in sports information, Wilson was a play-by-play voice and account manager for KSAL-AM in Salina, Kan., as well as a contributing writer and assistant editor for Rivals.com College Baseball. He received top honors in the Kansas Associa-tion of Broadcasters student-intern play-by-play category in 2003.Wilson and his wife, Sarah, reside in Roeland Park, Kan.

Steve WilsonSports Information Director

Tyler Price enters his third year as the Assistant Sports Information Director at Park. Price is the primary contact for

both men’s soccer and cross country in the fall, women’s basketball and men’s volleyball

in the winter, as well as softball and track and field in the spring. Price joins SID Steve Wilson as the primary liaison between Park’s athletics programs and the public. The two are responsible for serving the needs of not only the media, but also coaches, student-athletes, supporters and fans. For the upcoming 2010-2011 men’s volleyball season, Price has been hired as the Mid-America Men’s Volleyball Intercolle-giate Conference (MAMVIC) Sports Information Director. In that capacity, Price will work closely with all 15 institutions and will look to launch a new website for the conference in his first season with the organization. Price is a proud member of NAIA-SIDA, as well as CoSIDA, and his 2009 Park men’s volleyball media guide earned sixth-place in the NAIA-SIDA publication contest for Indi-vidual Sport Brochure. A 2008 graduate of Kansas State University, Price spent three years in the Sports Information Department from 2005 to 2008 as a Student Assistant. Along with assisting in the promotion of all 12 varsity sports at K-State, Price’s main responsibility was serv-ing as the primary contact for the women’s equestrian program. After graduation, Price joined the Sports Information staff at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). After a few months promoting the NAIA, Price made the trek a few miles north to Parkville. The Overland Park, Kan., native also worked in sports broad-casting early in his career, spending two summers working at NBC KSHB-TV in Kansas City as an Associate Sports Producer for the 38 Sport Spot television program and all evening newscasts. Price is an avid Kansas City sports fan and enjoys watching all Kansas City Chiefs, Kansas City Royals and Kansas State athletic events. Price and his wife, Jenny, also a graduate of K-State, re-side in Overland Park, Kan., with their daughter Maria.

COVERAGE INFORMATIONSport Media ResponsibilitiesSteve Wilson, Sports Information DirectorWomen’s Soccer, Women’s Volleyball, Men’s Basketball, Base-ball, Women’s Golf, General Administration and Requests

Tyler Price, Assistant Sports Information DirectorMen’s Soccer, Cross Country/Track & Field, Women’s Basketball, Men’s Volleyball, Softball

Game Coverage Plans for 2010-11 (Subject to change)Live Internet Video: Men’s & Women’s Volleyball, Men’s & Wom-en’s Basketball

Live Statistics: Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Men’s & Women’s Vol-leyball, Men’s & Women’s Basketball, Baseball, Softball

Live In-Game Blogs: Men’s & Women’s Soccer, Men’s & Wom-en’s Volleyball, Men’s & Women’s Basketball, Baseball, Softball

Live Audio: Men’s & Women’s Basketball, Baseball, Softball

Tyler PriceAssistant Sports Information Director


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CORPORATE PARTNERS


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Darrell CooperAssistant Athletic Trainer

Claude EnglishDirector of Athletics

Pat FayardOffice Manager

Michael FreyHead Athletic Trainer

Kenneth CooperWomen’s Basketball Coach

Ken HefnerWomen’s Soccer Coach

2010-11 PARK UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE STAFFTop Row (L to R): Clarinda H. Creighton, Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Services; Bottom Row (L to R): Paul H. Gault, Special Assistant for Administration, and Assistant Secretary/Assistant Treasurer to the Board of Trustees; Roger Her-shey, Vice President and General Counsel, and Assistant Secretary to the Board of Trustees; Laurie D. McCormack, Vice President for University Advancement; Dorla Watkins, Vice President for Finance and Administration; Rita Weighill, Vice President for Com-munication; Thimios Zaharopoulos, Ph.D., Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

Jason KlineMen’s Basketball Coach

Cary LundyBaseball Coach

Brett FergusonVolleyball Coach

Mike MuellerWomen’s Golf Coach

Jennifer JeffressAssistant Athletic Trainer

Tyler PriceAssistant SID

Amy ReifSoftball Coach

Efrem ShimlisMen’s Soccer Coach

Don WilliamsFAR

Brian RenshawTrack & Field Coach

Steve WilsonSID

2010-11 PARK UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS STAFF

2011 WOMEN’S GOLF SCHEDULEDate Event Golf Course LocationMarch 6-7 Armstrong Atlantic State Savannah Quarters CC Savannah, Ga.March 28-29 William Woods University Tanglewood GC Fulton, Mo.April 4-5 Green & Gold Shootout Mozingo Lake GC Maryville, Mo. (Hosted by MWSU/NWMSU) Fairview GC St. Joseph, Mo.April 18-19 Park University Invitational The Deuce at The National Parkville, Mo.April 22-23 Unaffiliated Championship Spencer T. Olin GC Alton, Ill.May 17-20 NAIA National Championship Link Hills CC Greeneville, Tenn.

Documents

2011 Park Women's Golf Guide