2020-21 Women's Golf Roster
Biography
Career Accolades
- 2020 Sun Belt Golfer of the Week (Apr. 15)
- 2019 All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team
2019-20
Competed in seven tournament... Averaged 75.15 strokes per round... Posted a +3.45 vs. par average... Recorded one round in the 60s with a season-low 67... Finished with three rounds at even par and two at under par... Posted two Top 25 finishes... Finishes tied for 16th with a 225 (75-78-72; +9) at the Sunflower Invitational... Carded a 54-hole total of 216 (74-72-70; +6) at the Schooner Fall Classic... Shot a season-low 213 (67-71-75; -3) and tied for 22nd at the Jim West Challenge... Posted a 232 (81-75-76; +16) at the Hurricane Invitational.
2018-19
Competed in nine events during her first season in the Maroon and Gold... Contributed to the team score in 19.3 of 27 rounds played... Tallied a round average score of 75.26 (3.59 over par per round)... Posted three rounds under par including two in the 60's... Compiled four top-25 performances and one finish inside the top-5... Placed in the top three of the Bobcat lineup in five events including each of the first three tournaments... Finished t-fifth at the UTRGV Invitational... Tallied rounds of 216 (73-68-75, E) and 217 (68-73-76, +1) at the Jim West Challenge and MountainView Collegiate, respectfully... End the season t-12th at the 2019 Sun Belt Conference Championship with a final tally of 222 (75-73-74, +6).
Prior to Texas State
Attended the University of Central Arkansas as a freshman and was coached by Natasha Vincent... Named to the Southland Conference second team and was awarded SLC Freshman of the Year... Finished sixth in the SLC in scoring average at 75.0 strokes per round... Carded a 10th-place finish at the 2018 Southland Conference Championship... Helped to guide Central Arkansas to a team-victory at the Texas State Invitational on Feb. 13 after shooting a 1-under 212 and garnering runner-up honors.
Prior to Central Arkansas, Wong placed second at the 2017 Kuala Lampur Amateur Open, shooting a 1-under 215, and the 2017 Singapore Junior Championship with a 3-over 219. She claimed third place at the 2017 Annika Invitational and posted a seventh-place effort at the 2017 Philippines Ladies Amateur Open. In high school, Wong received school colors three times for outstanding performance in both sport and study. She will enter the 2018-19 season with the Bobcats with three years of eligibility remaining and will study finance.
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