Kennesaw State University Athletics

2014-15: Named to the A-Sun Conference All-Conference second team . . . Earned A-Sun Conference All-Academic honors and selected to the conference's all-academic team . . . Also named a Women's Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar . . . Finished first on the team with a 73.50 stroke while competing in all 10 events . . . Had five Top 10 showings, including individual medalist honors at the Columbia Match after a round of 5-over par 77 . . .  . . . Finished tied for seventh after rounds of 71-76-75 for a six-over total of 222 at the Cardinal Cup . . . Shot rounds of 78-72-72 to finish tied for eighth at the Lady Pirate Intercollegiate at six-over par . . . Took home second place at the ASUN Championships after recording rounds of 73-71-72 for a even par 215 . . . Closed the season with a tied for 40th place finish at the NCAA San Antonio Regional after carding rounds of 72-74-73 for a 3-over par total of 216. 

2013-14: Named to the A-Sun Conference All-Conference second team . . . Earned A-Sun Conference All-Academic honors and selected to the conference's all-academic team . . . Finished second on the team with a 74.53 stroke while competing in all 10 events . . . Had three Top 10 showings, including individual medalist honors at the Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational . . .Earned A-Sun Conference Golfer of the Week honors after carding rounds of 70-74-72 for an even-par total of 216 . . . Finished fourth at the Hurricane Invitational following an even-par 213 total . . . Shot rounds of 72-70-71 . . . Tied for sixth at the Lady Paladin Invitational after recording rounds of 74-73-68 for a 1-under par 215 . . . Third round included a hole-in-one on the par-3 14th hole . . . Performance garnered A-Sun Conference Golfer of the Week honors.

SUMMER 2013: Advanced to the quarterfinals of the Ladies British Open Amateur Championship after posting a first-round 7&6 victory over Abi Laker (England) and defeating Lauren Hillier (Wales), 2&1 . . . Lost 4&3 to Emma Carberry (England) in the quarterfinals . . . Competed as a member of Team France in the European Ladies Amateur Team Championship in Yorkshire, England . . . Helped the French team to a sixth-place finish in stroke play and advance to the consolation finals in the medal bracket . . . Shot rounds of 71-78 during individual stroke play to tie for 44th with 7-under par score of 149.

2012-13: Named Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Year . . . Capped a record-breaking season by capturing individual medalist honors at the A-Sun Conference Championships on April 17 . . . Concluded tournament in spectacular fashion, carding a final-round 6-under par 66 that included a stretch of seven consecutive birdies en route to a 6-under par 29 on the back nine and a final tournament total of 6-under par 210 . . . The 29 is the best by an A-Sun player in the 24-year history of the championship and one of the top 10 rounds shot by a Division I collegiate player during the season . . . Previous best for consecutive birdies made was four, previous low round of the season was a 68 and her prior three-round total best was a 212 . . . Broke six individual championship records, including the low 18-hole score which previously was 67, low 54-hole score (210, previously 212), low 18-hole score vs. par (-6, previously -4), low 54-hole score vs. par (-6, previously -4), low third round score (66, previously 69) and the low final round by a winner (66, previously 69) . . . Posted four Top-20 finishes and a pair of Top-10s on the season while her 75.4 stroke average ties for second in program history . . . Named A-Sun Conference Player of the Week after carding a 2-over par 218 to tie for 12th at the UCF Challenge . . . Posted rounds of 69-75-74 . . . Recorded second straight Top 20 showing after finishing 18th at the JMU Eagle Landing Invitational following rounds of 75-75-74 for an 8-over par 224 . . . Led the Owls at the Insperity Lady Jaguar Intercollegiate after tying for 22nd with a 226 total . . . Turned in a final-round 3-under par 69 . . . Tabbed A-Sun Conference Golfer of the Week after tying for third at the Challenge at Onion Creek . . . Recorded rounds of 72-73-67 for 2-over par 212 total.

SUMMER 2012: Finished sixth at the Grand Prix de Hossegor . . . Placed 20th at Grand Prix de Chiberta.

2011-12: Began the year at Tulane and played in three tournaments for the Green Wave, and posted a 79.56 stroke average . . . Joined the program in January as a transfer and played in six tournaments (18 rounds) . . . Recorded 76.3 stroke average . . . Named second team All-Sun Conference and named to all-freshman team . . . Honored by the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA) as an All-America Scholar . . . Had three sub-par rounds . . . Best showing came at the A-Sun Championships where she finished fifth . . . Posted rounds of 79-68-70 for a 1-over par and career-best total of 217 . . . Shot a career-low 68 during the second round . . . Score tied for the lowest round of the year by a KSU player.

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Châtenay Malabry School in Châtenay-Malabry, France.

PERSONAL: Born March 22, 1992 in Marseille, France . . . Attended Châtenay Malabry School in Châtenay Malabry, France . . . Transferred to Kennesaw State from Tulane . . . Ranked No. 5 in the French Amateur Rankings and was the No. 2 junior player... Played in the 2010 European Ladies Team Championship as a member of the French Team . . . Member of the French Amateur Team roster for France versus Germany and participated in the European Girl's Championship for France vs. Spain . . . Claimed titles at the 2009 French Amateur and 2009 French Club Championships . . . Tied for first in the Grand Prix of Paris... Member of the 2008 French Junior Team at the European Girl's Championship, the Quadrangular Championship and competed in the French matches between Spain and Germany . . . Earned medalist honors at the Grand Prix of Valcros, Pau and Valgarde . . . Finished second at the French Junior Championship and the Grand Prix of Saint Germain . . . Finalist at the 2011 French Ladies Championship . . . Member of the French Team since 2005 . . . A business management major.