Campbell University

2005-06:  Registered the 6th-best stroke average (77.4) in the Atlantic Sun Conference... Named 2nd-team All-Atlantic Sun Conference for second-straight year… Finished 6th at the A-Sun Championship (Apr. 10-12) with a 3-day total of 236 (81-77-78)... Had 5 top-15 individual showings... Tied for 6th at College of Charleston Edwin Watts Palmetto Intercollegiate (Oct. 31-Nov. 1) with a 225 (77-73-75)... Won her first collegiate tournament at the Stetson Invitational (Nov. 7-8) with a plus-5 221 (74-73-74), while scoring a season-low 73 in the 2nd round... Named A-Sun Women’s Golfer of the Month for November... Tied for 12th at Fighting Camel Spring Classic (Apr. 6-7) as CU took runner-up honors... Played in 10 of CU’s 11 tournaments, taking 2246 strokes over 29 rounds... Tied for 44th at NCAA East Regional, shooting 75-75-75—225…
 

2004-05: Played in all 11 events in her first year with the team and turned in four top 20 individual finishes… Recorded a 78.1 stroke average over 29 rounds (2266 strokes)… Gained second-team all-conference honors in her first varsity season with the Lady Camels... Her stroke average rated 9th in the league... Shot 75-79-79 (T72) at NCAA East Regional (May 6-7)… Recorded a 17th-place (79-76-83—238) finish at the A-Sun Championship (Apr. 11-13)... .Helped team to 3-straight tournament victories to close fall schedule… Shot team’s low round of fall semester (69) in the first round of the Hatter Fall Classic (Oct. 18-19)… Her 69 was just one stroke off the school record for lowest round… Went on to finish in a tie for 7th in the event at 5-over 149… Tied for 10th at John Kirk Lady Panther Intercollegiate (Oct. 25-26), shooting 77-73—150 on the Eagle’s Landing course that hosts the LPGA Chick-Fil-A event… Also finished in a tie for 14th at Edwin Watts Palmetto Intercollegiate (Nov. 1-2), where she shot 223 (73-73-77).

Prep / Personal: Maite Ortiz De Pinedo was born June 29, 1984 in San Sebastian, Spain… Played in Spanish National Championship 10-consecutive years… Won her age division once and twice runner-up in national competition… Member of the state and national teams… Won five-straight state and local championships… Named the best women’s player in her state in each of the last five years… A professional golf management major.