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ON THE TEE: Get To Know Natalie Gleadall
10/7/2011 | Women's Golf
Oct. 7, 2011
NAT
ALIE GLEADALL
Senior * Stratford, Ontario, Canada
Natalie Gleadall played in all 10 tournaments in 2010-11 and helped lead the Rebels to their third straight NCAA Regional appearance. She captured the Cougar Classic with a 75-69-67--211 for her first career collegiate title. The Ontario, Canada native also tied for 1st at the Mercedes Benz Championship with a career-best 70-68-69--207 before losing on the first playoff hole. Gleadall set a 54-hole tournament record at the Mercedes ... Her 207 is the second best three-round score in school history. Gleadall led the Rebels with a 73.87 stroke average and posted three top-five, four top-10 and five top-20 finishes. She tied for 2nd at the Golfweek Conference Challenge last month.
Favorite color: Red
Favorite sport outside of golf: Volleyball
Favorite pro golfers: Rory McIlroy, Fred Couples
Favorite other sport athlete: Sidney Crosby
Favorite pro sports team: Toronto Maple Leafs
Favorite song: Stuck Like Glue by Sugarland
Favorite movie: Simon Birch, Remember the Titans
Three things I can't live without: Family, friends and my golf clubs
Dream Foursome that you would like to play golf with: Rory McIlroy, Fred Couples and my Dad
Favorite TV show: Friends
Favorite thing to eat: Spaghetti
Favorite quote: "It's not what you achieve in life, it's what you overcome" - Johnny Miller
Best thing about Ole Miss: The Grove on game days
Favorite golf course: London Hunt Club in London, Ontario, Canada
Favorite club in my bag: Driver
Favorite childhood toy: Tigger
Favorite thing to do outside of golf: Go to my Aunt Lilly and Uncle Sam's cottage on Bruce Beach in Kincardine, Ontario, Canada
Favorite candy: I asked my Mom and her reply was, "Nat, there isn't any candy you don't like!"
Why I chose Ole Miss: I chose Ole Miss because right when I stepped on campus I fell in love with it. The campus is beautiful and has a fascinating history. Having the opportunity to play golf in the Southeastern Conference (one of the top conferences in collegiate women's golf) has given me a chance to play against the best players in the NCAA, helping me to improve as a golfer and continue to reach my potential. Most importantly, being from Canada, the warm, sunny weather in the south is a huge bonus!