May 29, 2008

Contact: Greg Murphy

CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Cleveland State women's golf program has added a pair of golfers to its program as Victoria Aseltine (Fremont, Ohio) and Brittany Keiter (Barrington, Ill.) have signed national letters of intent to join the program beginning with the 2008-09 school year.

"We are excited to welcome both Victoria and Brittany to our women's golf program," head coach Steve Weir said. "They both had a lot of success in high school and I expect both of them to make an immediate impact in our program and look forward to the opportunity of having them with us for the next four years."

Aseltine was a three-time district qualifier at Fremont Ross High, which fields a co-ed golf team. She averaged 99.5, playing her rounds from the boys' tees.

Keiter was a four-year standout at Barrington High for coach Jodi Schoek, leading the Fillies to four straight appearances in the IHSA state finals. During her high school career, Keiter averaged 79.0 and led Barrington to four undefeated league championships, four regional championships and three sectional titles. She carded a career-low 71 as junior.

The Vikings finished fourth at the 2008 Horizon League Championships for the second straight season.