Colorado University Athletics
1995-96 Women's Golf Roster
Ann Grooms
- Height:
- 5-9
- Class:
- Sophomore
- Hometown:
- Westminster, Colo.
- High School:
- Ranum
1995-96 – She played her final season at CU, competing in two tournaments during the fall of 1995. She shot a season-best 85 in the first round of the Ohio State Buckeye Invitational.
1994-95 – Will be playing in her first year of intercollegiate competition. She enrolled at Colorado in the fall of 1993, thus she has “four-to-play-four” eligibility (four years to play four seasons). Led the first-team Buffs in stroke average, and her score counted toward the team total in an impressive 18 of 19 tournament rounds (.947), the highest mark among returning players.
High School – Lettered tow times each in four different sports, golf, cross country, basketball and tennis, at Ranum High School. She played on the boys’ golf team under coach Rick Senger, as there was not a girls’ team, and she played as the No. 2 golfer her senior year. She owned an 81.9 stroke average as a senior, when she missed qualifying for the boys’ state tournament by one stroke. In cross country, she was always one of the top five runners on the team, and in tennis, she played No. 1 and No. 2 singles her freshman and sophomore years.
Other – An engineering student, Grooms has an Academic All-Big Eight selection after the 1994-95 season, and has set a goal to be named Academic All-American this year. She was a member of the Colorado team that won the 1993 Girls Junior America’s Cup championship. She has also competed in several amateur tournaments during the summer.
Personal – Born Dec. 28, 1975, in Wheat Ridge, Colo. She is majoring in architectural engineering at CU, and she is interested in becoming an architect after college. In high school, she lettered in orchestra and choir and was a two-time all-state performer in orchestra. She also won Ranum’s Senior Scholar Athlete Award and was an eight-time academic letter winner as a prep. She was her school’s salutatorian at her 1993 graduation.
Top-5 Finishes: (2), 1994-95 (2)
Top-10 Finishes: (2), 1994-95 (2)
1994-95 – Will be playing in her first year of intercollegiate competition. She enrolled at Colorado in the fall of 1993, thus she has “four-to-play-four” eligibility (four years to play four seasons). Led the first-team Buffs in stroke average, and her score counted toward the team total in an impressive 18 of 19 tournament rounds (.947), the highest mark among returning players.
High School – Lettered tow times each in four different sports, golf, cross country, basketball and tennis, at Ranum High School. She played on the boys’ golf team under coach Rick Senger, as there was not a girls’ team, and she played as the No. 2 golfer her senior year. She owned an 81.9 stroke average as a senior, when she missed qualifying for the boys’ state tournament by one stroke. In cross country, she was always one of the top five runners on the team, and in tennis, she played No. 1 and No. 2 singles her freshman and sophomore years.
Other – An engineering student, Grooms has an Academic All-Big Eight selection after the 1994-95 season, and has set a goal to be named Academic All-American this year. She was a member of the Colorado team that won the 1993 Girls Junior America’s Cup championship. She has also competed in several amateur tournaments during the summer.
Personal – Born Dec. 28, 1975, in Wheat Ridge, Colo. She is majoring in architectural engineering at CU, and she is interested in becoming an architect after college. In high school, she lettered in orchestra and choir and was a two-time all-state performer in orchestra. She also won Ranum’s Senior Scholar Athlete Award and was an eight-time academic letter winner as a prep. She was her school’s salutatorian at her 1993 graduation.
Career Tournaments
| Date | Event (Par) | Score | Finish |
| Sept. 12-13, 1994 | BYU Golf Classic (72) | 91-85-86—262 | t-50th |
| Oct. 17-18, 1994 | Kansas Sunflower Invite (72) | 98-84-90—272 | 42nd |
| Nov. 7-9, 1994 | San Diego State Fall Classic (72) | 92-93-92—277 | t-70th |
| Feb. 20-21, 1995 | OSU River Wilderness (72) | 95-91—186 | t-59th |
| Mar. 16-17, 1995 | Northern Illinois Snowbird (72) | 85-80—165 | t-34th |
| Mar. 18, 1995 | South Florida Nine Hole (37) | 40 | t-3rd |
| Mar. 29-31, 1995 | Hawaii Rainbow-Wahine Invite (72) | 88-86-93—267 | 78th |
| Apr. 24-25, 1995 | Big Eight Championships (70) | 89-90-98—277 | 37th |
| Date | Event (Par) | Score | Finish |
| Oct. 6-7, 1995 | Ohio State Buckeye Invite (72) | 85-92-88—265 | t-50th |
| Oct. 16-17, 1995 | Marilyn Smith Sunflower Invite (72) | 88-85-88—261 | t-56th |
Career Statistics
| Overall | Spring | Fall | ||||||||||
| Season | Rd | Strk | Avg | Lo | Rd | Strk | Avg | Rd | Strk | Avg | ||
| 1994-95 | 21 | 1,830 | 87.14 | 80 | 11 | 935 | 85.00 | 10 | 895 | 89.50 | ||
| 1995-96 | 6 | 526 | 87.67 | 85 | -- | -- | -- | 6 | 526 | 87.67 | ||
| Totals | 27 | 2,356 | 87.26 | 80 | 11 | 935 | 85.00 | 16 | 1,421 | 88.81 | ||
Top-10 Finishes: (2), 1994-95 (2)
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