2007-08 Golf - W Roster
Roster
Felicia Eastick
- Height:
- 5-5
- Class:
- Sophomore
- High School:
- Hills International
- Hometown:
- Queensland, Australia
* Click the STATISTICS link above for updated season and career collegiate season stats, or click here.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Low Round: 69 (3-)
Under-Par Rounds: 2
Par Rounds: 2
Career Best Finish/Score: 217 (1+) Giustina Memorial Classic (9/17-18/07)
One of the team’s most experienced players on a veteran-heavy squad. One of two current Ducks with collegiate individual titles thanks to her sophomore fall opener, the Giustina Memorial Classic (74-69-74-217), also her career-best tourney score and individual round best. Career-wise, has paced team in 14 rounds (sophomore 9, freshman 5) and three tournaments (sophomore 2, freshman 1). Her two collegiate under-par rounds came as a sophomore and has two more at par (junior 1, freshman 1).
2008-09: Again proved a steady player on one of the Duck's deepest teams ever. Ranked fourth among Ducks in Golfweek individual national rankings at end of season (313th, 76.97) and ranked fourth on team in scoring averages for the season (77.5) and spring (77.6) and sixth in the fall (77.2) among the eight-member roster. Altogether, competed in five spring events and two in the fall. Capped season in NCAA West Regional with arguably her best effort of the campaign, and ranked third on team (43rd, 74-77-72-223), and her final round par 72 was her season best score. Also stood fourth on team in final results in her two prior spring stops, the Ping ASU Invitational (78th, 243) and Duck Invitational at Shadow Hills Country Club (19th, 231), and helped squad place second in the latter event. Her second-best round of the season came in the UNLV Spring Rebel Invitational in March (1-over 73), and had three more two-over 74's in the final four events of her season. Opened fall slate ranked third among Ducks in final standings of the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational (18th-tie, 77-76-80) and helped team to runner-up finish. Also played against West Coast's best in the Stanford Intercollegiate in the fall and had her best round of the tourney in the opener (75). In summer of 2009, was chosen to play on the West Coast-heavy Collegiate All-Star Golf Team that played 11 events in Japan, Hong Kong and South Korea in a four-week stretch in June and July.
2007-08: In her 33 rounds rounds for the Ducks, led team in nine of them, spread throughout eight different events, including the last three tourneys of the spring season. Shot a career low 69 in her second round of the fall season opener, the Giustina Memorial Classic, en route to her first collegiate win (74-69-74-217) at the Trysting Tree Golf Course in nearby Corvallis, Ore. Her career best, three-under 69 was the team's third-lowest score of the season - and at the time was only one off the school record (four-under 68 / four-under 67). Altogether, stood top three on squad in final overall results in 10 of her 11 contests, including the West Regional (56th-tie, 76-74-78-229) and Pac-10 Championships (77-81-77-235). Just before the championship run,capped spring regular season with a hat trick of top-25 finishes in the Duck Invitational (15th, 75-78-75-228), NCAA West Regional Preview (21st-tie, 76-71-79-225) and Indiana Invitational (24th-tie, 74-76-77-227). Altogether in her 33 rounds, had two rounds below par (three-under 69, one-under 71).
2006-07: Played for UO in all 10 contests, and ranked second on squad in three of them and third in five others. Stood second on team in opening contests of the spring and fall, the Baja Classic (15th, 154) and Dick McGuire Invitational (32nd-tie, 227), respectively, and also in the Duck Invitational in March (13th-tie, 234). Added her third top-15 finish of the spring in the Indiana Invitational (13th-tie, 152). Shot a season best par 71 to cap fall season in Stanford Intercollegiate. Overall, led Ducks in four rounds – all of which came in the final 12 of the spring season.
Prep: Attended Hill International High School for five seasons, and the Australian Schools team member accumulated other honors such as 2005 school captain, vice captain of the 2005 Queensland School team champion, 2005 Best Female Junior Golfer Award, Pierre deCourbin Award and 2004 Gatehouse Award. Won the 2005 Queensland Junior championship, and also won both the senior and junior Forsomes tournaments. In July 2005, she was the top qualifier in match play in Queensland Amateur qualifying with her two rounds of 75, and also won the Brisbane Amateur.
Personal: Psychology major. Parents are Dennis and Cheryl. One brother, Jason.
Career Statistics
Year Rds Stks Avg Low Rnd
2006-07 26 2,027 78.0 71
2007-08 33 2,515 76.3 69
2008-09 21 1,627 77.5 72
Total 80 6,169 77.0 69
2008-09 Statistics
Fall Tournaments Par-Yards Place, Score By Round Avg.
Edean Ihlanfeldt Inv. 72-6,130 18th-t, 233 77-76-80 77.7
Stanford Intercolleg. 71-6,092 74th-t, 230 75-79-76 76.7
Fall Results 6 Rounds, 463 Strokes 77.2
Spring Tournaments Par-Yards Place, Score By Round Avg.
Kiawah Island Cl. 72-NA 103rd-t, 240 87-78-75 80.0
UNLV Spr. Reb Inv. 72-6,234 46th-t, 227 80-74-73 75.7
Duck Invitational 72-5,954 19th-t, 231 78-77-76 77.0
Ping/ASU Invite 72-6,290 78th-t, 243 74-81-88 81.0
West Regional 72-6,230 43rd-t, 223 74-77-72 74.3
Spring Results 15 Rounds, 1,164 Strokes 77.6
Season Stats 21 Rounds, 1,627 Strokes (1 @par) 77.5
2007-08 Statistics
Fall Tournaments Par-Yards Place, Score By Round Avg.
Giustina Mem. Class. 72-6,271 1st, 217 74-69-74 72.3
Heather Fall Mem. 72-6,221 28th-t, 226 74-78-74 75.3
Edean Ihlanfeldt Inv. 72-6,126 32nd-t, 230 75-79-76 76.7
Stanford Intercolleg. 71-6,089 76th-t, 242 84-78-80 80.7
Fall Results 12 Rounds, 915 Strokes (1 (-) par) 76.3
Spring Tournaments Par-Yards Place, Score By Round Avg.
Lady Gator Invite 70-5,907 44th, 231 83-71-77 77.0
UNLV Spring Rebel Inv. 72-6,202 46th-t, 226 75-74-77 75.3
Duck Invitational 72-6,052 15th, 228 75-78-75 76.0
NCAA West Reg. Prev. 72-6,018 21st-t, 225 76-71-79 75.0
Indiana Invitational 72-5,938 24th-t, 227 74-76-77 75.7
Pac-10 Championships 71-6,060 35th, 235 77-81-77 78.3
West Regional 72-6,338 56th-t), 228 76-74-78 76.0
Spring Results 21 Rounds, 1,600 Str (1 (-)par) 76.2
Overall Results 33 Rounds, 2,515 Str (2 (-)par) 76.2
2006-07 Statistics
Fall Tournaments Par-Yards Place, Score By Round Avg.
Dick McGuire Inv. 73-6,069 32nd-t, 227 78-75-74 75.7
Salbasgeon Inv. 72-6,271 52nd-t, 235 78-77-80 78.3
Edean Ihlanfeldt Inv. 72-6,130 36th-t, 237 79-78-80 79.0
Stanford Intercolleg. 71-5,985 40th-t, 224 80-73-71 74.7
Fall Season 12 Rounds (1@ par) 923 Strokes 76.9
Spring Tournaments Par-Yards Place, Score By Round Avg.
Baja Classic 72-6,094 15th-t, 154 76-78 77.0
Kitahara Fres. St. Inv. 72-6,072 55th-t, 158 76-82 79.0
Pinehurst Challenge 72-5,978 49th-t, 163 82-81 81.5
Duck Invitational 72-6,096 13th-t, 234 79-80-75 78.0
Indiana Invitational 72-5,985 13th-t, 152 75-77 76.0
Pac-10 Champs 72-6,196 36th-t, 243 81-80-82 81.0
Spring 14 Rounds 1,104 Strokes 78.9
Overall 26 Rounds 2,027 Strokes (1 @par) 78.0
THE OREGON DIFFERENCE: Eastick on the Oregon Women's Golf Team (12/09)
Q: How long have you been a Duck fan or wanted to come to Oregon?
FE: “I heard about the University of Oregon about a year before I
committed. I also saw that the school colors were green and yellow and
these colors are also Australia’s colors so I knew this was going to be
hard to refuse an offer to the school! I have been an Oregon fan ever
since.”
Q: When you talk to others about how you love being a Duck, what are the first things you talk about?
FE: “Our football team, how amazing the facilities are and the
atmosphere that u of O brings to every sporting event it’s definitely
like no other.”
Q: Besides athletics, what things initially attracted you to the University?
FE: “The student-athlete academic facilities definitely attracted my parents and I towards the school. “
Q: What things do you remember from your Oregon recruiting trip?
FE: “The team atmosphere when I was introduced to all the players - it was like a little family, and I really liked that.”
Q: What things do the coaches emphasize in the recruiting process?
FE: “They emphasized that playing in the Pac-10 would help me get to the next level.”
Q: In what ways does playing in the nation’s top conference prepare you to be your best?
FE: “It makes you work ten times harder. You know that the other nine
schools in this conference are working just as hard, so it pushes you
to spend another 20 minutes on the range another 30 minutes in the gym.
It definitely makes you focus on doing all the little things right to
be able to play in the best conference in the nation.”
Q: What are the special parts about playing in a college town like Eugene?
FE: “The support within Eugene for athletes is amazing. People are
always interested in what you doing and how everything is. The support
if phenomenal.”
Q: Talk about the team’s chemistry and what sets it apart from other programs?
FE: “Our team is very close. Not only do we practice together, but we
are always hanging out and having a laugh. We all support each other
and only hope the best for one another. I think that is rare when
you’re playing against each other for a spot on the team.”
Q: Are there other unique elements in the University of Oregon athletic department that you didn’t find anywhere else?
FE: “The treatment center is amazing. It definitely invites you in at
any time of the day to grab a drink from the snack bar or see a
trainer, run on the amazing tread mills.”
Q: What’s your major, and what led you to pick it?
FE: “Psychology. I chose it because that’s where I have the most interest, Also, the psychology department is one of the best.”
Q: What extra academic resources do you take advantage of, and how do they help you be your best in the classroom?
FE: “There is a job link service within the U of O that are more than
happy to help make resumes and go through a potential job opportunity
they really prep you for your entry into the working world.”
Q: Do you have a special pride to wearing the ‘O’, and why?
FE: “I definitely have a lot of pride in the 'O'. There is no other
place like Oregon that offers so much for one person. To wear an Oregon
sweatshirt and to represent the ducks and athletics department is an
honor and should never be taken for granted.”
