University of California - Davis Women's Golf

Temple earned her second straight Big West Coach of the Year honor. Temple, a former all-region player for the Golden Bears during her senior season in 2004, was an assistant coach at her alma mater from 2008-12. She played three years at Cal after transferring from the University of Wisconsin following her freshman season. Temple enjoyed an oustanding amateur career, qualifying four times for the U.S. Women's Amateur Championship (2000-02, '04) including advancing to the quarterfinals in her first trip. Another highlight was her third-place showing at the 2004 Canadian Women's Amateur Championship. Temple's professional career spanned the Durmaed Futures Tour in 2005-06 and nearly three dozen tournaments on the European Ladies Tour. She also played briefly on the Ladies African Tour in 2008. She enjoyed a strong showing at the tour's 2008 WPGA Master's, falling in a playoff for top honors. Temple earned her undergraduate degree from Cal in 2004.

Williams started her career with the Bears by earning the team's Most Improved Award and Founder's Award while playing in five tournaments. She repeatded Founder's Award honors as a sophomore. Williams started her junior season by playing in a pair of fall tournaments before joining the lineup on a regular basis in the spring. She had a 4-under 68 at the Pacific Intercollegiate at Half Moon Bay, co-hosted by UC Davis that spring. Williams eventually tied for 14th. She played in 10 tournaments in 2012-13, tying for second at the Washington State Cougar Invitational in the fall for her best finish. She was also T-17th at the Peg Barnard Invitational where Williams posted a season-low 71 in the first round. Williams, who graduated from Loretto High School in Sacramento, graduated in 2013 with her degree in psychology.