I’m a competitor defined by resilience, consistency, and a drive to prove what’s next. My path in college golf hasn’t been linear, but it’s sharpened my mindset, strengthened my game, and given me a clear focus moving forward.
While at New Mexico State, I earned a CUSA Academic Award and carry a 3.755 GPA, reflecting the same discipline and consistency I bring to competition.


In the fall, I made consecutive appearances at the NB3 Matchplay at Twin Warriors in Santa Ana Pueblo, N.M., competing head-to-head with Oregon, UNLV and University of New Mexico. I traveled to Vail, Colorado to play in the Golfweek Red Sky Classic, posting rounds of 74-79-76, and closed my final event of the season with a 75-73-79 at the Golf Iconic Classic.
I qualified for spring competition, but a health issue prevented me from competing. That challenge is now regulated, and I’ve put in the work to get back to full strength. I’m preparing for a fresh start at a new program in Fall 2026.
A NCAA Medical Hardship Application is currently pending, and if approved, I will have three full years of remaining eligibility.
I made my collegiate debut on one of the biggest stages at the nationally televised NB3 Matchplay at Twin Warriors, competing against Stanford, Texas, and New Mexico. I followed that with competition at the Bruin Wave Invitational in Valencia, California, and played at the Conference USA Championships.
My freshman year was about stepping into the pace and pressure of college golf and proving I belong.
• I can go low (65 career-low round, 29 nine-hole score)
• I’ve competed against top NCAA programs and national fields
• I perform in high-pressure, televised and championship environments
• I’ve faced adversity and have returned stronger
With my game moving in the right direction, I’m focused on making an immediate impact in Fall 2026. With the potential for three full seasons remaining, I bring experience, perspective, and something to prove.

Before New Mexico State, I developed my game in one of the most competitive junior golf environments in Texas, while maintaining strong academic performance at McKinney Boyd High School.
I qualified twice for the Texas UIL 6A State Championship, including earning my first trip as a freshman, and was named team MVP during both my junior and senior seasons.
I’ve proven I can go low. I shot a 65 to set a course record and tie the Texas Junior Golf Tour’s all-time low round, and I’ve posted a 29 (-7) over nine holes with two eagles and three birdies. Those performances showed me what I’m capable of when I’m locked in.
I competed in elite national events including the USGA Girls’ Junior Championship, the Junior PGA Championship, and the Notah Begay III National Championship, and earned selection to the 2023 Ben Hogan Cup Team.
Academically, I was a member of the National Honor Society and earned multiple Academic All-State and All-District honors, holding myself to a high standard on and off the course.
McKinney Boyd High School
Academics
National Honor Society
Four-year Academic Excellence Awards
All District Scholar Athlete – UIL District 5-6A
McKinney Boyd High School Golf
May 2023 - Texas UIL 6A State Championship Medalist Qualifier (75/73)
May 2021 – Texas UIL 6A State Championship Medalist Qualifier as a Freshman
May 2024 – Senior Year
Most Valuable Player – McKinney Boyd High School
All District 1st Team – UIL District 5-6A
Academic All District - UIL District 5-6A
Academic All-State Team – Texas High School Coaches Association
May 2023 – Junior Year
State Athlete Award – Texas UIL 6A
Most Valuable Player - McKinney Boyd High School
State Farm Scholar Athlete of the Week
May 2021 – Freshman Year
State Athlete Award – Texas UIL 6A
All District Team – UIL District 5-6A
Academic All District – UIL District 5-6A
Letterman's Award – McKinney Boyd High School
Rookie of the Year - McKinney Boyd High School
Personal Records
June 2023: 9 hole low round of 29 (-7; 2 eagles and 3 birdies)
TPGA All American Tour at the Bridges. 1st place 68/67. Qualified for PGA Junior Championship
September 2022: 65 Low Round
Course record and tied TJGT lowest 18 holds in history. TJGT Elite – Lonestar Girls Invitational at Southern Hills Golf Course
National Championships
July 2023 –Junior PGA Championship, Hot Springs Country Club, Hot Springs AR
November 2022 – Notah Begay II Junior Golf National Championship, Kosati Pines at Coushatta, LA
July 2022 - USGA Girl’s Junior Championship Qualifier; The Club at Olde Stone, KY
NTPGA and TJGT
August 2023 - Ben Hogan Cup Championship Team; NTPGA v STPGA
June 2023 – NTPGA All American Tour at the Bridges (5,923 yds – 68/67) 1st Place (Qualified for PGA Junior Championship)
September 2022 – TJGT Elite – LoneStar Girls Invitational at Southern Hills Golf Course. (6,104 yds – 75/65) Tied 3rd Place
September 2022 – VGA Invitational Champion (6,360 and 6,520 yds - 69/75) 1st Place
June 2022 – US Junior Amateur Qualifying at Sunset Hills CC, St. Louis, Mo (6,042 yards – 72) 2nd Place
June 2022 – Notah Begay II Regional Qualifier (5,737 yds – 72/73) 1st Place
June 2022 – NTPGA VOA Classic Championship Qualifier (6,297 yds - 76/68) 1st Place
May 2022 – NTPGA AAT Summer Kickoff at Sherrill Park (5,766 yds – 74/70) 1st Place (Qualified for Texas Women’s Open Pro/Am)
NTPGA v STPGA
2023 Ben Hogan Cup
2022-2023 Texas State 6A UIL Golf Tourney
Medalist Qualifier - Round 2
Aired on The Golf Channel on December 8, 2022
Six Birdies and one eagle at TJGT Elite Lonestar Invitational. Career Low, Course Record and Tied All-Time 18-Hole Record for all TJGT Rounds.



















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