10 to begin a compressed three-week training exercise. The USS Nimitz (CVN 68) Carrier Battle Group got underway from San Diego Jan. It was believed that this was an additional week long cruise for engineering trials and other training. The report cited delays in completion of its RCOH in 2001, and various technical difficulties associated with its ICAN system. An article in the Daily Press on Novemreported that the Nimitz was experiencing significant technical problems and that its deployment would be unlikely to occur prior to Spring 2003.
The Nimitz continued to depart San Diego for very short underway periods in late 2002 and it is possible that Nimitz was experiencing technical or engineering difficulties following her RCOH. However, as of mid-November the Nimitz had yet to take part in any additional major training exercises that would indicate that a deployment was forthcoming though there are indications that her crew has been alerted to the possibility of a January deployment if the need arises. Reports, both from the media and from the Navy through Fall 2002, indicated that the Nimitz was due to depart for WESTPAC in early FY'03 or by the end of 2002. In mid-October the Nimitz had left port for engineering work-ups. The Nimitz returned to San Diego in mid-September. This test of the CEC system was the first for the West Coast. In September 2002 Nimitz began TSTA II/III and also conducted exercises testing out its CEC system. TSTA One marked the first phase in a 16-week evaluation period of Nimitz crewmembers, as they were evaluated on their damage control knowledge and their ability to apply that knowledge to real life scenarios aboard the ship. The Nimitz began her training in preperation for her WESTPAC deployment in August 2002 when she began TSTA I on Aug 13. Nimitz ended her pier-side availability in May 2002 and conducted sea trials, the first step in preparation for her overseas deployment. Nimitz began a four-month Post-Shakedown Availability at Naval Air Station, North Island in January 2002. The Nimitz completed her refuelling in June 2001 and departed Norfolk on 21 September 2001 enroute for her new homeport in San Diego via Cape Horn. This deployment was the 10th overseas assignment for the 28-year-old carrier. To be selected, a student-athlete must have an overall cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or higher, be an amateur and on the team's roster through the conclusion of the team's season and have played in 50% of the college's regularly scheduled competitive rounds during the year nominated through the team's conference championship.Nimitz Strike Group WESTPAC 03 Deployment She has also been named to the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in each of her three seasons at Navy. Picking up Patriot League Women's Golfer of the Week twice on the campaign, Lee's season highlight came at the Navy Spring Invitational when she set two program records, notching a program-record round of 5-under par 67 in the second round to post a program-low 36-hole score of 4-under par 140.Īn Academic All-Patriot League selection in 20, Lee has a 3.63 GPA while majoring in operations research. Individually, Lee had four top-10 finishes, highlighted by tying for third at the JEL Outer Banks Women's Intercollegiate and taking home medalist honors at the Navy Spring Invitational.
The 2022-23 season saw Lee post a career-low scoring average of 76.04 over 26 rounds for the second-best mark on the Mids, helping Navy register a program-record 303.9 team scoring average and take home the team title in four tournaments. – Rising senior Stephanie Lee of the Navy women's golf team was named to the 2022-23 Women's Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Team on Thursday.Ī total of 1,401 women's collegiate golfers from 378 programs were recognized with the prestigious honor by the WGCA, with Lee earning the honor for the third consecutive season (2021, 2022, 2023).
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