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Pougnet comes to Denver after a successful eight-year stint as the Head Men's Golf Coach at Roosevelt University in Chicago, Illinois; the 2020-21 and 2021-22 Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC) champions at the NAIA level.

A relentless recruiter, Pougnet hit the ground running at Roosevelt in 2014 when he was promoted to Head Coach from his Graduate Assistant position. The Lakers have increased their winning percentage by 78% the past six seasons under Pougnet while climbing 173 spots in the Golfstat rankings, soaring from 203 overall in 2014 up to No. 30 in the country by the end of the 2021-22 season.

Eight Lakers golfers would earn All-Conference selections, including both the CCAC Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year awards for the 2020-21 season.

Student-athletes have also shined away from the golf course under Pougnet's tutelage as the Lakers have boasted a team GPA of 3.51 the last eight semesters.

In addition to his coaching duties, Pougnet served as the Coordinator of Compliance and Eligibility for Roosevelt's 16 athletic teams and 600 student-athletes.

Pougnet graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Marketing from Grand Valley State University, before earning his Master's degree in Business Administration from Roosevelt University in 2014.

As an amateur player, Pougnet has qualified for the Michigan Open on three occasions (2012, 2014 and 2019) while carrying a 0 handicap.

In her two seasons, the Golden Hurricane women have won four tournament titles, including three stroke play and one match-play event. She was an integral part of Tulsa's American Athletic Conference Championship season of 2020-21.

Tatman came to Tulsa following two years as an assistant coach at the University of Denver. In addition to her coaching responsibilities, Tatman was responsible for event management of the annual Ron Moore Women's Intercollegiate.

Tatman played her collegiate golf for Young at Colorado State University from 2011-16. She finished her career with the 10^th best stroke average in school history at 77.96, while earning Mountain West scholar-athlete accolades and WGCA All-American Scholar honors for three seasons.

Before her coaching stint began at Denver, Tatman was a staff instructor and junior golf leader for ExperienceGolf in Aurora, Colorado. She also worked an internship at the Colorado Golf Association in 2017.

Tatman received her bachelor's degree in human development and family studies from Colorado State in 2016. She has been working on her master's degree in sport and performance psychology at the University of Denver.

Chelsea Carroll was named assistant coach of the Grand Canyon University women's golf team in August of 2022 and begins her first season with the team.

Prior to GCU, Carroll spent three seasons as South Mountain Community College's women's golf coach. In addition, she was named interim head coach of the men's team during the 2021-22 season and made history, becoming the first female head coach to guide a men's team to a NJCAA National Championship.

Carroll helped restart the women's golf program at SMCC prior to the start of the 2020 season. She coached two players to the NJCAA National Championship tournament in 2021 and coached Kylie Rehberger to All-ACCAC, All-Region and All-District honors and a 52nd-place showing at the championship.

During her one season as interim coach of the men's team at SMCC, the team placed first at Twin Hills Golf and Country Club in Joplin, Missouri, defeating two teams tied for second by 19 strokes. She helped Cecil Belisle to his second straight National Championship and the NJCAA Jack Nicklaus Award. The men's side had three All-Americans and won seven tournaments during the regular season. Carroll also received the GCAA Dave Williams National Coach of the Year award for NJCAA Division II.

Carroll is a graduate of Rogers State in Claremore, Oklahoma, where she was a four-year member of the women's golf team. She placed in the top five twice and in the top 10 five times over her final two seasons. Carroll totaled 66 rounds in 33 events played and was a member of the Heartland Conference President's Honor Roll multiple times. She spent the 2016-17 season as an assistant coach for her alma mater.

Briana obtained her PGA Class-A Membership in 2018, is a NASM-Personal Trainer, holds Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) Fitness and Golf Level 2, TechnoGym Golf Performance and NASM-Youth Exercise Specialist certifications. She has been a personal trainer since 2019 and played collegiate golf at Methodist University for 4 years. She is invested in helping her clients achieve their goals on and off the course, based on their body movement and physical capabilities. Briana specializes in working with juniors and women.

Safety and fun are the reasons the camps grow each year. Kim personally trains her staff to ensure the instruction is consistent and purposeful. She teaches golf to adults and juniors of all levels and started playing golf herself at the age of four.