Sarah Fogerty Class: Sophomore Hometown: San Diego, Calif. High School: Point Loma Height: 5-5

2007-08 (Sophomore): Fogerty worked hard in the off-season, came into the fall and established herself as a top player for the Cowgirls. She is setting personal goals for each event and becoming valuable in multiple ways to her team. A confident, goal-oriented and focused player, Sarah has high expectations for herself and should continue to improve throughout the spring season. She played all five fall tournaments and was key in the team's school record marks for single round and event total. Fogerty went under par for the first time as a collegiate golfer when she shot 71 (-1) during the second round of the MDA Invitational. She already has two top-ten finishes this season, finishing seventh at both the MDA Invite and the Bronco Fall Invite. Sarah has a well-rounded and mechanically sound game, and has proven that she will be a good player for a long time at Wyoming.

2006-07 (Freshman): Fogerty made a smooth transition from high school to college golf and improved steadily throughout her first season. Sarah stepped right into the Cowgirl lineup and contributed at a high level, playing 11 of 12 events. She had the third best stroke average on the team (81.18) and had four top-25 finishes. Fogerty's low round was a 74 at the Red Rocks Invitational, which was also where she had her best finish, tenth of 92 golfers. Sarah was the Cowgirls' SAAC representative and was named Academic All-MWC.

High School: An accomplished junior golfer, Fogerty was a member of the San Diego Junior America's Cup team in the summers of 2005 and 2006. In 2006 her team played in events in Taiwan and Arizona, and the 2005 team competed in Mexico. During the summer of 2006 she played in the Junior World Championships. Fogerty was on the Mary Cave Cup team in San Diego during the fall of 2005. That year she was awarded the San Diego Junior Golfer of the Year award by the San Diego County Junior Golf Association (SDJGA). Fogerty was a member of the American Junior Golf Association, the top junior golf tour in the world. Fogerty's 2005 summer was highlighted by SDJGA wins at the Cubic Corporation Classic and Marvin K. Brown Match Play. Fogerty finished her senior high school season as captain of her team, winner of the Western League, and second at the Southern California Interscholastic Federation section. She is a two-time high school conference champion, a four-year CIF qualifier, the 2003 Oceanside Women's City Amateur Championships winner, a four-year MVP of her high school golf team and a near 4.0 student in the classroom. Other schools that recruited Fogerty included: Colorado State, Long Beach State and San Fransisco.

Personal: Born Nov. 2, 1988, Sarah is one of two daughters of Fred and Jan Fogerty. Her younger sister's name is Christy. Sarah is a communication major at UW.