2021-22 Women's Golf Roster
Biography
PRONUNCIATION:
| Career Bests |
| Category |
Total |
Date |
Event |
| 1-Round Total |
73 |
9/28/21 |
RJGA Shootout |
| 2-Round Tournament |
152 |
9/27-28/21 |
RJGA Shootout |
| 3-Round Tournament |
252 |
2/14-15/22 |
Lincoln Memorial Spring Kickoff |
*Date of last occurrence if multiple
| Awards |
| All-Great Northwest Athletic Conference |
Season |
| Second Team |
2021-22 (Senior) |
| Academic All-GNAC |
2021-22 (Senior) |
| Academic All-GNAC |
2020-21 (Junior) |
| Academic All-GNAC |
2019-20 (Sophomore) |
| GNAC Player of the Week |
Season |
| Sept. 20-26 |
2021-22 (Senior) |
| Athletic Department Awards (Buzzies) |
Season |
| Women's Golf Player of the Year |
2021-22 (Senior) |
| Year-By-Year Career Summary |
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Career Summary: At the end of career ranked 10th in program history with a scoring average of 82.75 strokes per round…ranked eighth in program history with 61 rounds played…finished with four top-10 finishes and three top-five finishes.
2021-22: Second-team all-GNAC selection in final collegiate campaign…led team and ranked ninth in the conference in scoring average at 80.2 strokes per round…competed in all 19 rounds and all nine events…highlighted season by winning the Hardrocker Invitational on Sept. 21, and was named GNAC Player of the Week…became the fifth player in school history to shoot an under-par round, with a career-low 71 at the Pack Classic on March 20…shot a season-best two-round total of 152 at the RJGA Shootout on Sept. 27-28…posted a W-L record of 371-255 (.593) to lead the team…academic all-conference for the third straight season…named the MSUB Women’s Golf Player of the Year at The Buzzies.
2020-21: Fall season canceled due to coronavirus pandemic…ranked third on the team in scoring average with 83.63 strokes per round…competed in all 12 rounds and all six team events during the spring season…had one top-five finish…posted a season-low single-round score of 76 on April 20 at the GNAC Championships…tied for the lowest single-round score on the team…had a season-best two-round score of 160 on April 2-3 at the RJGA Palm Valley Classic…academic all-conference selection.
2019-20: Competed in all five team events as a sophomore...averaged team best 164.50 two round score with four rounds in the fall...scored a season best single round total of 76 on October 8 at the Concordia Invite...had two round season best 149 at the Concordia Invite on October 7-8...spring season shortened to one round due to coronavirus pandemic...named academic all-GNAC.
2018-19: Key member of MSUB’s rotation as a true freshman…played in all 10 events and 20 rounds…ranked fourth on the team with a scoring average of 83.2 strokes per round…had a pair of top-10 finishes and one top-five finish…best finish was fourth place at the Saint Martin’s Invite on Oct. 5-6 with a 159 (77-82)…twice had season-best single-round score of 77, at the WNMU Fall Invite on Sept. 25 and at the SMU Invite on Oct. 5…twice had season-best two-round score of 159, at the WNMU Fall Invite and SMU Invite...tied for seventh place in first-ever college tournament, on Sept. 10-11 at Yellowjacket Fall Invite with a 161 (78-83).
Fergus High School: Was a three-sport athlete…four-time all-conference and academic all-conference golfer, and won three divisional titles in her career with the Golden Eagles…was named her team's MVP all four years, and was a three-time all-state selection…was the Montana Class A runner up in 2016, and took third place in 2017…four times during the 2017 season she tied the FHS tournament single-round record with a 75…was a member of the girls team that shot a school-record 356 and took second place at the 2017 state championships…also earned four letters in softball and two in basketball…was a member of the National Honor Society.
Coach Woodin on Irvin: "I am pleased to have Kinsey join our program. She has improved so much over the past couple of years, and has become one of the best and most consistent players in Montana. Like Tierney, I feel Kinsey's best golf is ahead of her, and I am excited to have her at MSUB. She is a tremendous student-athlete, and I know she will make our women's golf program even better right away."
Irvin on choosing MSUB: "I've had many people from Montana's golf and academic communities encourage me to join MSUB, because of its outstanding program and coaching staff. I am excited to be part of a team that draws some of the best golfers in the state and region, and I am looking forward to the challenging competition and tournament venues in the GNAC."
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