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Since 2005, Tulsa has won 42 C-USA Championships - more league titles than any other school in the conference. Listed by sport: Softball (7), MSoccer (6), MTennis (6), WTennis (5), Football (4), Volleyball (4), MCross Country (3), WBasketball (2), WGolf (2), MGolf (1), WCross Country (1), M-Indoor T&F (1)
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Class of 1999 Was the individual medalist at the 1988 NCAA Championship while leading her team to the national title, a team coached by her mother Dale. Won four career tournaments and placed among the top-10 in 22 of 41 events. Earned first-team All-America accolades as a senior and was a second-team selection both her sophomore and junior years. Was the only freshman to earn honorable mention All-America merits in 1985. She captured her first victory in only her second collegiate tournament, the Nancy Lopez Invitational. Was inducted into the National Golf Coaches Hall of Fame in 1998. |
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