June 9, 2003
Owen of Oglethorpe and Lazar of DePauw; Breuer of Trinity take Golf and Track and Field COTY honors
SUWANEE, Ga. - After exclusive voting by the head coaches of each sport, the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) announced its 2003 Coaches-of-the-Year for men's and women's golf and men's and women's track and field. (Complete Story - including recap of all Spring COTY awards) / (Acrobat Reader required)

June 2, 2003
DePauw rakes in all-American honors
by Bill Wagner - DePauw Sports Information
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CHICAGO, Ill. - DePauw University's outstanding season not only included a third-place finish at the NCAA Division III Championships, but also some individual honors as well. Deborah Garriott and Jessica Schneider were named first team all-Americans by the National Golf Coaches Association, while Lindsey Amore was a second team choice. Head coach Vince Lazar was named the Region 2 Coach of the Year and freshmen Lisa Chambers and Lauren Brummett were selected as All-American Scholars.

May 16, 2003
DePauw finishes third at Division III NCAA Golf Championships
by Bill Wagner - DePauw University Sports Information
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GREEN LAKES, Wisc. - The DePauw University Tigers finished third at the NCAA Division III Championships and, with last year's fourth-place showing, became the first team in any sport at DePauw to finish in the top four at the NCAA Championships in consecutive years. The Tigers totaled 1,349 strokes which was just one behind second-place Mary Hardin-Baylor. Methodist won its sixth straight title with a 1,295 total. Lindsay Amore led the Tigers with a 331 which was good for a tie for eighth. Jessica Schneider tied for 15th with a 336 and Deborah Garriott tied for 20th with a 339.

May 15, 2003
DePauw climbs to second after third round of Division III NCAA Golf Championships
by Bill Wagner - DePauw University Sports Information
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GREEN LAKES, Wisc. - The DePauw University Tigers shot a 330 during Thursday's third round of the NCAA Division III Championships to move up to second place at 44 strokes behind Methodist (N.C.) College. Methodist leads with a 974 followed by DePauw at 1,018, Wisconsin-Oshkosh at 1,020 and Mary Hardin-Baylor at 1,021.

Jessica Schneider shot a team-low 81 in the third round to move into a tie for 15th in the field. Lindsay Amore is 14th overall after shooting an 84 on Thursday. Lisa Chambers is tied for 19th after an 85 in round three, while Deborah Garriott is 25th after shooting an 80 on Thursday. Audra Butts rounds out the DePauw players with a 53rd-place showing overall and a 93 on Thursday. The fourth and final round begins Friday morning.

May 14, 2003
DePauw fourth after second round of Division III NCAA Golf Championships
by Bill Wagner - DePauw University Sports Information
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GREEN LAKES, Wisc. - The DePauw Tigers shot a 353 in Wednesday's second round of the NCAA Division III Championships at Green Lake, Wis., to slip to fourth place overall. Lindsay Amore shot an 85 on Wednesday followed by Jessica Schneider with an 88 and Lisa Chambers with an 89. Deborah Garriott shot a 91 followed by Audra Butts with a 99.

May 13, 2003
DePauw third after first round of Division III NCAA Golf Championships
by Bill Wagner - DePauw University Sports Information
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GREEN LAKES, Wisc. - Paced by a collegiate-low round of 81 by freshman Lisa Chambers, DePauw University shot a 335 and is in third place after the first of four rounds at the NCAA Division III Championships in Green Lake, Wisc. Methodist leads with a 316 and Mary-Hardin Baylor is second at 333.

May 5, 2003
DePauw among 10 teams selected for Division III Women's Golf Championships
GREEN LAKE, Wisc. - The 2003 NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships will be conducted May 13-16 at The Golf Courses of Lawsonia in Green Lake, Wis. The Midwest Conference will serve as the host. 

Ten teams, two teams from each of the five regions, were selected for the championships, including 2003 SCAC women's champion DePauw University. This is the second consecutive season the Tigers have made the NCAA tournament field. 

In addition, ten individuals not from selected teams also qualified for the championships. Among those individuals invited was Jen Hudson of Rhodes College.

April 27, 2003
DEPAUW REPEATS AS SCAC GOLF CHAMPIONS
by Kevin Lanke - Rose-Hulman Sports Information
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- DePauw University clinched the 2003 SCAC Women's Golf Championship with a two-day total of 663 shots. The victory gave the DU Tigers their second consecutive SCAC women's golfing title.

Junior Deb Garriott won the individual title after a playoff win over teammate Lindsay Amore.  Finishing third was Jessica Snyder, also of DePauw. (SCAC Women's Golf Festival Home Page)

May 17, 2002
Wire-to-wire; DePauw finishes fourth, Rhodes fifth at NCAA Women's Golf Championships
Both schools maintain position for the duration of tournament

SOUTH HADLEY, Mass. - DePauw University and Rhodes College gave new meaning to the word "consistent" as the two SCAC schools ended round one in fourth and fifth respectively, and when the 2002 NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships ended on Friday, both found themselves in the same position. (Complete fourth round results)

DePauw shot a final-round 331 to finish at +235, just three strokes behind third-place Amherst College. Rhodes fired a final-round 343 to finish at +248 - enough to hold off sixth-place McMurry University by one stroke.

Methodist College started the day with a 21-shot lead and expanded that to a 31-shot victory with a final-round 322 to take the school's third-consecutive women's championship. It was the second straight round of 322 for Methodist. Mary Hardin-Baylor finished in second.

For DePauw, Jessica Schneider shot the low round on Friday with an 80. She was also the low individual for the tournament for the Tigers, finishing at +57 and in 24th place. Also on Friday for DePauw, Audra Butts fired an 80 and finished in 26th place. Lindsay Amore had an 89 (30th), Deb Garriott shot 86 (33rd) and Mandy Levy had an 84 (54th).

For Rhodes, Laura McKinney had a team-low 80 on Friday - the fourth-consecutive day she led the Lynx. McKinney finished 12th overall at +45. Whitney Bryant shot an 88 and Lauren Kwedar shot 90 and both finished tied for 40th place overall. Allsion Baltusis finished with a final-round 85 and in 48th place overall. Mary Jaco withdrew from the tournament on Friday.

April 28, 2002
Oglethorpe men three-peat as SCAC Golf Champions; DePauw women earn first links title
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JACKSON, Miss. – Oglethorpe’s Chris Summers shot a two-day total of 150 to become the school’s fourth golfer to take medallist honors and lead the Petrels to their third-consecutive men’s golf championship.

Oglethorpe, which as won four of the last five SCAC men’s golf titles, defeated second-place Trinity by nine shots (626-635).

On the women’s side, DePauw University broke Rhodes College’s two-year run as conference champions, defeating the Lynx 706-711. All five DePauw golfers earned all-conference honors, an unequaled feat in the history of the championships.

Laura McKinney of Rhodes, who shot a two-day total of 165, continued the school’s tradition of garnering top medallist honors, becoming the fourth Lynx linkster in the last six competed championships to be so honored (there was no tournament in 1997).