University of California Athletics

CAL: Fourth year at Cal

as a SENIOR in 1999-2000, competed in two tournaments in the fall

as a JUNIOR in 1998-99, was Cal's top performer during the spring season, leading the Bears in five-of-six tournaments - became Cal's highest finisher (19th, 227) at the Pac-10 Championships in the program's four-year history - fired Cal's second-best season average (78.1) - tied Anne Walker for the school record for 18 holes (70) in the third round of the Rainbow Invitational - also set career marks for 36 holes (152) at the BYU Invite and 54 holes (223) at the Rainbow Invite

as a SOPHOMORE in 1997-98, was the Bears top finisher in two tournaments - voted the team's MVP - became the first Cal woman to ever win a tournament, claiming the individual title at the three-team Blue Rock Springs Invitational (157) with a birdie on the first playoff hole - played in the U.S. Open qualifier in June 1997 at Twelve Bridges Golf Course in Sacramento - competed in the U.S. Women's Amateur in West Newton, Mass., shooting a two-day total of 161

as a FRESHMAN in 1996-97, was Cal's top finisher in six of the team's 10 tournaments - led the Bears in stroke average (80.5), breaking the old school record of 81.95 set by Susan Kim in 1995-96 - had six Top 25 finishes, including second place (155) at the BYU Invitational.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Mercy HS in San Francisco...was the low regional qualifier for the 1996 U.S. Amateur (74) - Salinas junior champion (73-76)...also played volleyball for two years and basketball for one season.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 18, 1979, in San Francisco - parents are Ben and Shizuko Yamane - has one sister, Sharon - has an interest in playing golf professionally or being a teacher - social welfare major.

CAL CAREER STATISTICS

Lisa Yamane Class: Senior Hometown: Daly City, CA High School: Mercy Height: 5-2 Experience: 3V

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