Give us 5 words that best describe you as an athlete:

Driven, disciplined, precise, competitive, resilient

Tell us about your best memory of your athletic career:

Playing in the North-West Open Amateur Women stands out as one of my most defining memories in golf. The championship format was demanding, 18 holes on day one, followed by 36 holes on day two. I opened with a 76 on a tough first day, staying patient and focused. Day two brought extreme conditions: 36 holes in scorching heat, and I teed off three groups behind the leaders. An early setback in the second round, two blowout holes, pushed me down the leader board after an 80, leaving me in 12th position. At that point, the tournament could easily have slipped away. Instead, I reset. In the final round, I played some of the best golf of my life, four under par through fifteen holes, composed and in control. A double bogey on the 16th tested me again, but I responded exactly how I wanted to: birdie, birdie on two demanding finishing holes.
I signed for a 68 and finished second overall, a result I’m incredibly proud of, not just for the score, but for the resilience, discipline, and belief it required.

Goals:

Balance high academic standards with elite golf performance; Maintain a 72–75 scoring average in elite competition; Consistently finish top-10 in strong national fields; Perform under pressure in 54-hole and 36-hole events; Demonstrate mental resilience and composure after setbacks; Show continuous year-on-year improvement; Compete confidently against older and higher-ranked players; Be physically fit to perform over multi-round tournaments; Display coachability, discipline, and team-first mindset

Anything else we should know?

I’m not looking for a place to play — I’m looking for a program where I can contribute, improve, and earn my position.