Stephany Kim

/ Women's Golf

/ Women's Golf

/ Women's Golf

/ Women's Golf

/ Women's Golf

/ Women's Golf

/ Women's Golf

/ Women's Golf

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Photo by: Joe Sullivan

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AS A SENIOR (2024-25)

Made starts in six events (17 rounds) for the Eagles
Recorded a season stroke average of 76.6
Tied for ninth at the Diamante Intercollegiate with a weekend score of -4 and a season-low round score of 70

AS A JUNIOR (2023-24):

Registered a stroke average of 75.5 with the Eagles in 2023-24
Started in eight events (24 rounds), posting two top 10 finishes - Red Bandana Invitational (t8th), Intercollegiate at Prospect Bay (5th)
Led the field in pars (41) at the Intercollegiate at Prospect Bay
Tied for 42nd in the 2024 ACC Championship
Named to the 2024 All-ACC Academic Women’s Golf Team

AS A SOPHOMORE (2022-23):

Posted a stroke average of 75.8 in her first season at Boston College
Made eight starts (24 rounds) during the fall and spring campaigns
Captured her first collegiate tournament victory, earning medalist honors at the Georgia State Invitational
Shot a season-low 70 in the second round at Georgia State
Had the second-most birdies (six) for BC at the 2023 ACC Championship, tying for 43rd overall

PRIOR TO BOSTON COLLEGE:

Started for North Carolina in three of four events, averaging 75.67 strokes over nine rounds
Season-low 73 twice in the first round at UNC and the final round at the Landfall Tradition in Wilmington
Tied for 32nd at the Blessings in Fayetteville, Ar., in her first collegiate event.
Member of the Dominican Republic National golf team since 2013
Dominican Olympic Committee Golf Athlete of the Year and a five-time ACDS (Asociación de Cronistas Deportivos de Santiago) Female Golf Athlete of the Year
Won the 2019 AJGA Dominican Junior Open and PRGA Junior Island Championship
Runner-up at the AJGA-UHY/Celadon Junior Championship and the Caribbean Amateur Golf Championship in 2019
Won the 2018 U.S. Kids Caribbean Championship at Puntacana with bogey-free rounds of 66 and 67.

AS A PREP:

Valedictorian of her senior class at Santiago Christian School
Two-time Director’s Award for Academic Excellence and Honor Award winner
Vice president of the National Honor Society, while also serving as president of the Eco-School, president of the Santiago outreach program, vice president and treasurer of the student council.

Recipient of the Manuel F. Perdigao '56 Scholarship Fund