Montana State University Billings Athletics

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Career Bests

Category	Total	Date	Event
1 RND	75	4/2/16	2 times
2 RND	153	10/3/14	MSUB Fall Invite
3 RND	248	4/12/16	Bobcat Invite

*Date of last occurrence if multiple

Awards

All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference	Season
Second-Team	2014-15 (Sophomore)
Academic All-GNAC	2016-17 (Senior)
Academic All-GNAC	2015-16 (Junior)
Academic All-GNAC	2014-15 (Sophomore)

2016-17: Team captain…competed in all nine events and all 17 rounds in final collegiate season…ranked fifth on the team with a scoring average of 83.9 strokes per round…had three top-10 finishes and one top-5 finish…carded a season-low single-round score of 77…posted a season-best two-round total of 155 (78-77) at the MSUB Spring Invite…helped MSUB post second-lowest season scoring average in school history at 317.1…named academic all-GNAC for third consecutive season.

2015-16: Team captain…ranked fourth on the team with a scoring average of 82.0…had a pair of top-10 finishes and one top-5 finish…competed in 16 rounds and eight events on the season…posted a season-best and tied career low with a 75 at the WNMU Spring Invitational…finished in 28th place at GNAC Championships with a 172 (89-83)…helped MSUB break a program record with a season scoring average of 316.0.academic all-conference pick for second straight season.

2014-2015: Second-team all-GNAC…played in MSUB’s lead position all season…finished with a scoring average of 82.2…had three top-10 finishes and two top-5 finishes…tied for first place at MSUB’s fall invitational…competed in all 16 rounds and eight events…fired a low-round score of 75…academic all-conference selection.

2013-14: Contributed an average round score of 83.8 as a freshman…played in six rounds over three events…tallied a single round low-score of 77.

Campbell County High School: Four-year letterwinner...was named all-state all four years and was the Wyoming state champion in 2011...was the 2012 Wyoming women's state amateur champion after shooting rounds of 76, 75, and 73...appeared in the Americas Cup in San Diego, Calif., in 2010, and in Reno, Nev., in 2011...was also a two-year letterwinner in basketball.