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Welcome From Yeamans Hall
On behalf of the members of Yeamans Hall Club, I would like to welcome all
newcomers and those of you returning for the 17th Annual Cougar Classic.
The Club values its relationship with our co-host, the College of Charleston,
and this premier golf event. This nationally recognized tournament gives our
members the opportunity to give something tangible back to the game that we
love so dearly. We hope that you will enjoy the competition and camaraderie of
the tournament as well as the traditions of Yeamans Hall. Good luck and good
viewing.
Sincerely,
Douglas M. Dunnan
Yeamans Hall Club President
2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 1TABLE OF CONTENTS
WELCOME
1 From Yeamans Hall
INSIDE THE COUGAR CLASSIC
3 Schedule of Events
4 Cougar Classic Tee Times
6 History of Yeamans Hall
7 Course Architect Seth Raynor
Credits
8-13 Team Profiles The College of Charleston Cougar Classic golf tournament program
is an official production of College of Charleston Athletics.
14-15 Past Team and Individual Champions Photography by Al Samuels Photography. Cover and interior
16 Cougar Classic Records
program design by CofC Director of Athletics Communications
R.J. Layton with editorial assistance by CofC Head Coach Jamie
Futrell. Printed by College of Charleston Copy Center, Charleston,
S.C.
2 2021 COUGAR CLASSICSCHEDULE OF EVENTS
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Brunch in Yeamans Hall Clubhouse
11:30 a.m. Range Opens
12:30 p.m. Coaches Meeting in Clubhouse Library
1:30 p.m. Go to Carts for Practice Round
1:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Snack Tents on Holes 1 and 10 Open
7:00 p.m. Range Closes
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13
6:00 a.m. – 7:30 a.m. Breakfast at Yeamans Hall Clubhouse
7:00 a.m. Range Opens
8:00 a.m. Opening Ceremonies with Bagpiper
8:15 a.m. Go To Carts
8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start - 36 Holes Continuous Play
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Snack Tent Open
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Dinner Buffet at Yeamans Hall Clubhouse
7:00 p.m. Range Closes
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
6:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Breakfast at Yeamans Hall Clubhouse
7:15 a.m. Range Open
8:30 a.m. Teams go to carts
8:45 a.m. Shotgun Start
2:00 p.m. Awards Luncheon
2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 3TEE TIMES
DAY ONE - 8:30 AM SHOTGUN START FINAL ROUND - 8:45 AM SHOTGUN START
1A (#2) Charleston, Florida, Michigan State 1A (#2) Team #1, Team #2, Team #3
1B (#1) 1B (#1)
2A (#4) 2A (#4)
2B (#3) 2B (#3)
3B (#5) 3B (#5)
3A (#1) Baylor, Georgia, Vanderbilt 3A (#1) Team #4, Team #5, Team #6
4 (#2) 4 (#2)
5A (#4) 5A (#4)
5B (#3) 5B (#3)
6 (#5) 6 (#5)
7A (#2) Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson 7A (#2) Team #7, Team #8, Team #9
7B (#1) 7B (#1)
8A (#4) 8A (#4)
8B (#3) 8B (#3)
9B (#5) 9B (#5)
9A (#1) Miami, Tennessee, UCF 9A (#1) Team #10, Team #11, Team #12
10A (#3) 10A (#3)
10B (#2) 10B (#2)
11 (#4) 11 (#4)
12B (#5) 12B (#5)
12A (#1) Furman, North Carolina, Wisconsin 12A (#1) Team #13, Team #14, Team #15
13A (#3) 13A (#3)
13B (#2) 13B (#2)
14 (#4) 14 (#4)
15B (#5) 15B (#5)
15A (#1) Maryland, N.C. State, Penn State 15A (#1) Team #16, Team #17, Team #18
16A (#3) 16A (#3)
16B (#2) 16B (#2)
17 (#4) 17 (#4)
18B (#5) 18B (#5)
18A C of C Ind., C of C Ind., C of C Ind. 18A C of C Ind., C of C Ind., C of C Ind.
7:00 a.m. Range Opens 7:15 a.m. Range Opens
8:00 a.m. Bagpiper Ceremony 8:30 a.m. Teams Go to Carts
8:15 a.m. Teams Go to Carts 8:45 a.m. Shotgun Start
8:30 a.m. Shotgun Start
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2021 COUGAR CLASSIC2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 5
HISTORY OF YEAMANS HALL
The Tranquility Of An Earlier Time
Upon his death in 1948, the New York Times wrote of Tom Lamont’s “unremitting search for the good, the full and
the gracious life…a search that was to carry him to all corners of the world” One such destination was the South Carolina
Lowcountry when in 1927 he joined the recently formed Yeamans Hall Club. Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. visited the
thousand-acre tract twelve years earlier and predicted in a letter dated August 28, 1915, that it could be “an admirable
winter resort.”
Those who came together to do so ten years later, retained the Olmsted Brothers as well as golf course designer Seth
Raynor. Each recognized the beauty of the landscape, with Olmsted writing of its “decided advantages over any existing
or prospective winter resort” and Raynor describing it as an opportunity “to create something unique.”
As Olmsted went about preparing his General Plan for Yeamans Hall, he began with the premise, “In order to be
a success, the initial development ought in my opinion to include one first-class eighteen-hole golf course.” As Raynor
imagined the course he was to design, he wrote of the beauty of the land that would serve as his canvas: “There is no doubt
in my mind,” he noted, “about your being able to build a magnificent golf course amid such surroundings... You have a
situation here that makes one feel contented.”
In design philosophy, each found an ally in founding member and Club architect James Gamble Rogers. Paul Goldberger,
recipient of the 1984 Pulitzer Prize for Distinguished Criticism, writes of the Rogers style:
“There was a particular lightness, almost grace, to his best work, especially those building finished before 1930, and
a delicacy of scale that distinguishes Roger’s buildings…They are understated, never overbearing…All of Roger’s major
work is magnificently, even brilliantly, detailed, but it possesses a modesty of scale that exudes a sense of deference and
good manners...To him architecture was a matter of cultivation, of education, of propriety and of manners…”
The 1924 Olmsted Brothers master plan for Yeamans Hall called for 255 private cottages, two golf courses, talking
trails, tennis courts, trap shooting, fields, horseback riding, and boating, but the Great Depression changed that vision
forever. The lasting impact of these changed economic times on the original design for Yeamans Hall is described by John
de St. Jorre in Legendary Golf Clubs of the American East:
“The ambitious plan to build 250 houses and another golf course came to an abrupt halt with the Wall Street crash of
1929 and the onset of the Depression and only thirty-five houses were ever built…This was the true genesis of the present-
day club; the Depression, followed by the Second World War, effectively killed the grand vision of a large multipurpose
winter resort…The Club stayed small, remained focused on golf and zealously guarded its private persona in its little
known woodland haven.”
Yeamans remains a winter retreat with some accommodation given the changes that came with time. The Club
season is a bit longer now than winter would suggest with an opening around the first of October and activities coming
to a close at the beginning of May. The membership at January 1, 1934 stood at 162 of whom 101 listed their address as
New York City, with New Haven and Boston placed second and third with thirteen members between them. Members
from nearby Charleston numbered two. The membership eighty years later stood at 290, of whom 40 percent were
from north of the Mason-Dixon Line and a like number from the Carolinas. As membership has grown, so too has the
Club’s geographic reach. While most continue to reside on the east coast, members may be found in Chicago, Dallas,
Houston, San Francisco, Toronto, London, Prague, and Switzerland. Amidst such changes, a constant which succeeding
generations have retained is a commitment to the spirt of the place. If those who visited in 1925 returned to Yeamans
Hall today, they would find comfort. The cottages are those they built and visited. The grounds are those they nurtured
and enjoyed. The golf course, through many changes over nearly a century, is once again the one they knew and played.
In short, they and all who have followed ever since would feel right at home back within the gates of Yeamans Hall.
6 2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 6COURSE ARCHITECT SETH RAYNOR
The career of Seth Raynor has long since emerged from the considerable shadow
of his mentor Charles Blair Macdonald. A Princeton graduate and a civil engineer by
training, Seth Raynor had his first association with C.B. Macdonald in 1908, when
he was retained to survey the property and then given the further opportunity to
supervise construction of the course that would become the National Golf Links.
Macdonald was greatly impressed with his young colleague’s work and a
professional relationship of almost 20 years followed. In his book, Scotland’s Gift: How
America Discovered Golf, Macdonald describes how important Raynor’s personal and
professional qualities were to him. “…it was imperative I secure an associate, one well-
educated with wide engineering capabilities, including surveying, companionable,
with a fine sense of humor, but above all, earnest and ideally honorable. Such a man I
found in Seth J. Raynor.”
In 1915, Macdonald invited Raynor to become his partner leading to a
collaboration on many courses beyond the National including Mid Ocean, Piping
Rock, Yale, the Old White, and the Greenbrier. Raynor also pursued a distinguished
career in his own right. From 1915 until his death, Raynor designed or remodeled
nearly 100 courses. Fishers Island Golf Club, Shoreacres, and Camargo are several of
his individual designs. His work may be found in 16 states and extends from Hawaii to
Bermuda.
At the height of his career, Seth Raynor designed both Yeamans Hall and the Country Club of Charleston. When working at
Yeamans, Raynor collaborated with the Olmsted Brothers firm, which was responsible for the landscape design, and James Gamble
Rogers, the architect of the Club buildings and seven of the private cottages. The definitive biography of James Gamble Rogers
describes his architectural style, but it equally describes the design principles employed by Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. and Seth
Raynor in their design philosophy.
“He designed what worked, so long as it was within a broad vocabulary of precedent. To him architecture was a matter of
cultivation, of education, of propriety, and of manners. He was no more interested in inventing a new style of building than he was in
inventing a new way to dress or a new way to set the dinner table. He believed that the modes that had been handed down by previous
generations were not only acceptable, but preferable to anything his generation might invent, and that as an architect, it was as much
his duty to speak the language that had been bequeathed him as it was his duty as a dinner guest to speak the language of his hostess.”
Raynor’s career reflects an equal respect for the great traditions of golf architecture. The late golf historian George Bahto wrote
of Raynor: “While other architects of the era were adept at self-promotion, and often penned books and magazine articles on the
subject, Raynor felt no need to express himself beyond the courses he built. He never sought to reinvent golf architecture, but instead
honored the past by anchoring his work firmly in time-honored themes. Like a great symphony conductor, Raynor’s masterful
interpretations of classic compositions were ever new and ever fresh, yet grounded firmly in timeless genius.”
Many of the holes at Yeamans are reminiscent of the best principles handed down by previous generations of golf architects.
Raynor likened his design of several of the holes at Yeamans to those found at the great courses of his time, including the National,
Piping Rock, the Old White, North Berwick, Prestwick, and St. Andrews. The Raynor philosophy attempted to both incorporate and
improve upon the great designs from all over the world. Yeamans Hall is an example of his success in achieving this goal.
7 2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 7COUGAR CLASSIC TEAM ROSTERS
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Isabella Britt Freshman Chesnee, S.C.
LOCATION
Charleston, S.C. Kirsty Brodie Senior Blairgowrie, Scotland
HEAD COACH Emily Dunlap RS Sophomore Greenville, S.C.
Jamie Futrell Viktoria Hund Sophomore Bremen, Germany
NICKNAME Othilie Lied Sophomore Bergen, Norway
Cougars
Smith Knaffle RS Freshman Murrels Inlet, S.C.
CONFERENCE
Colonial Athletic Emma Schimpf Freshman Daniel Island, S.C.
Association
MK Talledo Freshman Spartanburg, S.C.
Jodee Tindal Grad Student Rock Hill, S.C.
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Ela Anacona Junior Buenos Aires, Argentina
LOCATION
Fayetteville, Ark. Miriam Ayora Sophomore Barcelona, Spain
HEAD COACH Giovanna Fernandez Freshman Asuncion, Paraguay
Shauna Taylor Ximena Gonzalez Senior Queretaro, Mexico
NICKNAME Julia Gregg Junior Farmer’s Branch, Texas
Razorbacks
Cory Lopez Sophomore Monterrey, Mexico
CONFERENCE
Southeastern Brooke Matthews RS Senior Rogers, Ark.
Conference
Kajal Mistry Sophomore Johannesburg, South Africa
Ffion Tynan Freshman Llanharry, Wales
AUBURN UNIVERSITY
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Ashley-Sinclair Curtis Sophomore Enterprise, Ala.
LOCATION Anna Foster Sophomore Dublin, Ireland
Auburn, Ala. Morgan Jones Freshman Auburn, Ala.
HEAD COACH Julie McCarthy Grad Student Swords, Ireland
Melissa Luellen Mychael O’Berry Grad Student Hoover, Ala.
NICKNAME
Chandler Rosholt Senior Austin, Texas
Tigers Brooke Sansom RS Senior Pike Road, Ala.
CONFERENCE
Megan Schofill Junior Monticello, Ala.
Southeastern Elina Sinz Sophomore Katy, Texas
Conference Kaleigh Telfer Grad Student Kyalami, South Africa
Casey Weidenfeld Freshman Pembroke Pines, Fla.
Carys Worby Freshman Pembrokeshire, Wales
8 2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 8COUGAR CLASSIC TEAM ROSTERS
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Rosie Belsham Sophomore Whitley Bay, England
LOCATION
Waco, Texas Hannah Karg Junior Hamburg, Germany
HEAD COACH Gurleen Kaur Grad Student Houston, Texas
Jay Goble Antonia Matte Freshman Santiago, Chile
NICKNAME Mattingly Palmer Freshman Georgetown, Texas
Bears
BaiMai Seema Freshman Bangkok, Thailand
CONFERENCE
Big 12 Britta Snyder Sophomore Ames, Iowa
Anika Veintemilla Junior Guayaquil, Ecuador
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Zoe Allux Freshman Nabronne, France
LOCATION
Orlando, Florida Jess Baker Sophomore Newcastle, England
HEAD COACH Camille Banzet Sophomore Strasbourg, France
Emily Marron Ana Laura Collado Grad Student Xalapa, Mexico
NICKNAME Alyssa Lamoureux Senior Seminole, Fla.
Golden Knights
Tunrada Piddon Junior Thailand
CONFERENCE
American Athletic
Conference
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Melena Barrientos Freshman Plano, Texas
LOCATION
Clemson, S.C.
Gracyn Burgess Junior Lexington, S.C.
Savannah Grewal Sophomore Mississauga, Ontario
HEAD COACH
Erica Popson Lindsay May Junior Auburn, N.Y.
NICKNAME Annabelle Pancake Sophomore Zionsville, Ind.
Tigers
Callista Rice Senior Mars Hill, N.C.
CONFERENCE Katherine Schuster Freshman Outer Banks, N.C.
Alantic Coast
Confrence Ivy Shepherd Junior Peachtree City, Ga.
Gabriella Tomanka Sophomore Grapevine, Texas
9 2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 9COUGAR CLASSIC TEAM ROSTERS
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Marina Escobar Junior Almeria, Spain
LOCATION
Gainesville, Fla. Ester Fagersten Freshman Gothenburg, Sweden
HEAD COACH Maisie Fuller Sophomore Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.
Emily Bastel Glaser Annabell Fuller Junior Kingston upon Thames, England
NICKNAME Jenny Kim Senior Orlando, Fla.
Gators
Jackie Lucena Junior Chico, Calif.
CONFERENCE
Southeastern Clara Manazalini Senior Milan, Italy
Conference
FURMAN UNIVERSITY
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Sophia Burnett Sophomore Bluffton, S.C.
LOCATION
Greenville, S.C. Kyra Cox Senior South Salem, N.Y.
HEAD COACH Caroline Crumrine Sophomore Wilmington, N.C.
Jeff Hull Savannah Hylton Freshman Hilton Head Island, S.C.
NICKNAME Anna Morgan Junior Spartanburg, S.C.
Paladins
Sarah-Eve Rheaume Senior Lac-Delage, Canada
CONFERENCE
Southern
Conference
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Jenny Bae Senior Suwanee, Ga.
LOCATION LoraLie Cowart Freshman Carrollton, Ga.
Athens, Ga.
Caroline Craig Junior Sautee Nacoochee, Ga.
HEAD COACH Alison Crenshaw Grad Student Suwanee, Ga.
Josh Brewer
Celeste Dao Junior Notre-Dame-de-I’lle-Perrot, Quebec
NICKNAME
Bulldogs Caterina Don Junior Pinerolo, Italy
CONFERENCE Isabella Holpfer Sophomore Vienna, Austria
Southeastern
Conference
Jo Hua Hung Senior New Taipei City, Taipei
Candice Mahe Junior Gourin, France
Zoe Walker RS Senior Palm Desert, Calif.
10 2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 10COUGAR CLASSIC TEAM ROSTERS
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Lena Capaccia Senior Bethesda, Md.
LOCATION
College Park, Md. Maria Vittoria Corbi Junior Rome, Italy
HEAD COACH Angela Garvin Junior Feeding Hills, Mass.
Kelly Hovland Patricie Mackova Sophomore Prague, Czech Republic
NICKNAME Panassaya Somchit Freshman Bangkok, Thailand
Terrapins
Karla Vazquez Setzer Sophomore Villahermosa, Tobasco, Mexico
CONFERENCE
Big Ten Elena Verticchio Senior Rome, Italy
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI (FL)
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Macarena Aguilera Senior Bueons Aires, Argentina
LOCATION
Coral Gables, Fla. Anna Backman Sophomore Vaaksy, Finland
HEAD COACH Daniella Barrett Freshman Turku, Finland
Patti Rizzo Sara Byrne Freshman Douglas, Cork, Ireland
NICKNAME Kristyna Fryndlova Junior Prague, Czech Repeublic
Hurricanes
Renata Grimstad Senior Bergen, Norway
CONFERENCE
Atlantic Coast Nataliya Guseva Freshman Moscow, Russia
Conference
Morgan Pankow Freshman New Albany, Ohio
Franziska Sliper Freshman Stavanger, Norway
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Brooke Biermann Freshman Wildwood, Mo.
LOCATION
East Lansing, Mich.
Haylin Harris Senior Carmel, Ind.
Shannon Kennedy Freshman Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
HEAD COACH
Stacy Slobodnik-Stoll Katherine Lu Freshman Plainsboro, N.J.
NICKNAME Sydney Naro Senior Torontio, Ontario
Spartans
Valery Plata Senior Floridablanca, Colombia
CONFERENCE Leila Raines Sophomore Galena, Ohio
Big Ten
Nina Rissi Junior Barcelona, Spain
Valentina Rossi Sophomore Rosario, Argentia
11 2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 11COUGAR CLASSIC TEAM ROSTERS
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Nicole Adam Sophomore Pinehurst, N.C.
LOCATION
Chapel Hill, N.C.
Natalia Aseguinolaza Sophomore San Sebastian, Guipuzcoa, Spain
Aleks Golde Junior Atlanta, Ga.
HEAD COACH
Aimee Neff Crizta Izuzquiza Sophomore Madrid, Spain
NICKNAME
Krista Junkkari Junior Elimaki, Finland
Tar Heels Stephany Kim Freshman Santiago, Dominican Republic
CONFERENCE Nicole Lu Senior Taipei, Taiwan
Atlantic Coast
Conference Riley Quartermain Freshman Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Kayla Smith Junior Burlington, N.C.
Jennifer Zhou Senior Kunming, China
NC STATE UNIVERSITY
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Isabel Amezcua Sophomore MExico City, MExico
LOCATION
Raleigh, N.C. Natalie Armbruester Junior Zurich, Switzerland
HEAD COACH Pilar Berchot Junior Bueonos Aires, Argentia
Page Marsh Inja Fric Junior Ljubljana, Slovenia
NICKNAME Lea Klimentova Senior Bratislava, Slovakia
Wolfpack
Nicole Kramer RS Junior Charlotte, N.C.
CONFERENCE
Atlantic Coast Lauren Olivares Leon Freshman Celaya, Mexico
Conference
Ryann Sinclair RS Sophomore Mooresville, N.C.
PENN STATE UNIVERSITY
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Maria Arizaga Sophomore Samborondon, Ecuador
LOCATION Michelle Cox Freshman Allentown, Pa.
State College, Pa. Mathilde Delavalladae Junior Royan, France
HEAD COACH Isha Dhruva Junior Katy, Texas
Denise St. Pierre Lauren Freyvogel Juior Gibsonia, Portugal
NICKNAME
Jami Morris Freshman Chagrin Falls, Ohio
Nittany Lions Drew Nienhaus Freshman St. Louis, Mo.
CONFERENCE
Katie Scheck Freshman Greensboro, Ga.
Big Ten Victoria Tip-Aucha Sophomore Vienna, Va.
Taylor Waller RS Junior Canonsburg, Pa.
Sarah Willis Senior Eaton, Ohio
12 2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 12COUGAR CLASSIC TEAM ROSTERS
UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Mikayla Bardwell Senior Lewisville, Texas
LOCATION
Knoxville, Tenn. Bailey Davis Freshman White Plains, Maryland
HEAD COACH Vanessa Gilly Sophomore Caracas, Venezuela
Diana Cantu Kayla Holden Sophomore Coral Springs, Fla.
NICKNAME Shelby Liford RS Junior Knoxville, Tenn.
Volunteers
Hadley Walts Senior Evansville, Ind.
CONFERENCE
Southeastern Nicole Whiston Junior San Diego, Calif.
Conference
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Jayna Choi Junior Collierville, Tenn.
LOCATION
Nashville, Tenn. Tess Davenport Junior Buford, Ga.
HEAD COACH Virginie Ding Sophomore Hong Kong, China
Greg Allen Natasha Kiel Freshman New Hope, Pa.
NICKNAME Auston Kim Senior St. Augustine, Fla.
Commodores
Celina Sattelkau Junior Nuestadt, Germany
CONFERENCE
Southeastern Ariel Yu Sophomore Windermere, Fla.
Conference
Louise Yu Grad Student Duluth, Ga.
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
NAME YEAR HOMETOWN
Riya Ahuja RS Sophomore Gurgaon, India
LOCATION
Madison, Wisc.
Nicole Ciskowski Sophomore Barrington, Ill.
Gia Feliciano Freshman Concord, Calif.
HEAD COACH
Todd Oehrlein Claire Fitzgerald Senior Lake Mary, Fla.
NICKNAME Alyssa Gromala RS Junior Mokena, Ill.
Badgers
Mackenzie Hahn Senior Spring Grove, Ill.
CONFERENCE Emily Lauterbach Sophomore Hartland, Wisc.
Big Ten
Tracy Lee Junior Seoul, South Korea
Bobbi Stricker RS Junior Madison, Wisc.
13 2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 13COUGAR CLASSIC PAST TEAM CHAMPIONS
2003 2012
Notre Dame — 889 Florida — 852
Furman — 895 Duke — 858
Miami — 897 Southern Cal — 863
2004 2013
LSU — 873 Florida — 859
Tennessee — 876 Clemson — 860
Furman — 881 College of Charleston — 861
2005 2014
Tennessee — 870 Arkansas — 846
Georgia — 871 UCLA — 853
Vanderbilt — 882 Duke — 856
2006 2015
Florida State — 873 Arkansas — 857
North Carolina — 874 Georgia — 864
Tennessee — 877 Virginia — 865
2007 2016
Notre Dame — 870 North Carolina — 838
Tennessee — 871 Furman — 846
Texas — 875 Wake Forest — 851
Alabama — 875
2018 (shortened due to hurricane)
2008 Florida — 546
Georgia — 858 Vanderbilt — 549
Alabama — 863 Arkansas — 560
North Carolina — 872
2019
2009 Vanderbilt — 837
Georgia — 850 Wake Forest — 838
Florida State — 857 Florida — 840
North Carolina — 869
2010
North Carolina — 860
Ole Miss — 868
Oklahoma — 872
2011
LSU — 848
North Carolina — 853
Florida — 856
14 2021 COUGAR CLASSICCOUGAR CLASSIC PAST INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS
2003 2012
Tina Miller — 214 Camilla Hedberg — 203
Miami Florida
2004 2013
Rachel Smith — 212 Anna Young — 211
Virginia Florida
2005 2014
Marci Turner — 212 Sandy Choi — 205
Tennessee Duke
2006 2015
Lauren Hunt — 210 Taylor Tomlinson — 210
North Carolina Florida
2007 2016
Lisa Maunu — 210 Alice Hewson — 210
Notre Dame Clemson
2008 2018
Caroline Westrup — 206 Sierra Brooks — 127
Florida State Florida
2009 2019
Marta Silva Zamora — 208 Auston Kim — 200
Georgia Vanderbilt
2010
Natalie Gleadall — 211
Ole Miss
2011
Austin Ernst — 203
LSU
2021 COUGAR CLASSIC 15COUGAR CLASSIC RECORDS
Team Records Individual Records
LOWEST ROUND LOWEST ROUND
268 – Florida (2018) 62 – Sierra Brooks (Florida – 2018)
269 – Vanderbilt (2018) 63 – Haylee Harford (Furman – 2018)
277 – LSU (2011) 64 – Louise Yu (Vanderbilt – 2019)
277 – Vanderbilt (2019) 65 – Sierra Brooks (Florida – 2018)
277 – Wake Forest (2019) 65 – Amanda Doherty (Florida State – 2018)
278 – Arkansas (2018) 65 – Lacy Agnew (Florida State – 2009)
278 – Florida (2018) 65 – Auston Kim (Vanderbilt – 2019)
278 – Florida State (2018) 65 – Sierra Sims (Wake Forest – 2014)
278 – North Carolina (2016) 65 – Alice Hewson (Clemson – 2015)
278 – Furman (2016) 66 – Shot 17 Times in Tournament History
278 – Vanderbilt (2019) 67 – Shot 24 Times in Tournament History
278 – Wake Forest (2019)
278 – Florida (2019)
LOWEST TOURNAMENT TOTAL
200 – Auston Kim (Vanderbilt – 2019)
LOWEST 203 – Austin Ernst (LSU – 2011)
TOURNAMENT TOTAL 203 – Camilla Hedberg (Florida – 2012)
837 – Vanderbilt (2019) 205 – Sandy Choi (Duke – 2014)
838 – North Carolina (2016) 205 – Kelly Whaley (North Carolina – 2016)
838 – Wake Forest (2019) 206 – Katelyn Dambaugh (So. Car. – 2016)
840 – Florida (2019) 206 – Alison Lee (UCLA – 2014)
846 – Arkansas (2014) 206 – Bronte Law (UCLA - 2014)
846 – Furman (2016) 206 – Sierra Sims (Wake Forest – 2014)
848 – LSU – (2011) 206 – Caroline Westrup (Florida St. – 2008)
850 – Georgia (2009)
851 – Wake Forest (2016)
852 – Florida (2012)
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