The autumn season in faculty golf is winding to an in depth, which suggests it’s time to acknowledge gamers who set themselves aside as frontrunners in girls’s faculty golf over the previous two and a half months.
The Annika Award introduced by Stifel honors the participant of the 12 months in girls’s faculty golf, as chosen by faculty golfers, coaches and members of the school golf media. The gamers are listed alphabetically. Gamers on the Haskins Award Watch Checklist have been chosen by a panel of Golfweek and Golf Channel reporters.
Right here’s a take a look at the 21 gamers on the Annika Award remaining fall watch checklist.
Duke’s Phoebe Brinker hits a tee shot through the first spherical of the 2023 Annika Intercollegiate. (Photograph: Ben Adelberg/The Again of the Vary)
Brinker shared medalist honors on the Annika Intercollegiate whereas tying for fifth on the Landfall Custom.
Boston’s Christy Chen. (Photograph: Boston Athletics)
All she will be able to do is win. Boston’s Christy Chen has gained 3 times this fall, coming on the Bucknell Invitational, Princeton Invitational and the Yale Invitational.
Catie Craig watches her tee shot on gap three through the spherical of 32 of the 2023 U.S. Ladies’s Newbie at Bel-Air Nation Membership in Los Angeles, Calif. on Thursday, Aug. 10, 2023. (James Gilbert/USGA)
Craig gained the Jennifer Duke, positioned second on the Woman Paladin Invitational, third on the Southern and fourth on the Pat Bradley.
Florida’s Maisie Filler. (Photograph: Florida Athletics)
Filler picked up two wins, coming on the Ally and the Tar Heel Invitational. She additionally positioned T-2 on the Glass Metropolis Invitational.
Megha Ganne strains up her putt on gap 11 through the spherical of 64 of the 2023 U.S. Ladies’s Newbie at Bel-Air Nation Membership in Los Angeles, Calif. on Wednesday, Aug. 9, 2023. (James Gilbert/USGA)
Ganne gained the Carmel Cup and positioned T-2 on the East Lake Cup. She additionally has one other top-15 end.
Arkansas’ Maria Jose Marin. (Photograph: Arkansas Athletics)
The proficient freshman gained the Blessings Collegiate and completed runner-up on the Carmel Cup.
Wake Forest’s Rachel Kuehn through the first spherical of the 2023 Annika Intercollegiate. (Photograph: Ben Adelberg/The Again of the Vary)
The four-time All-American tied for third on the Schooner Basic, completed T-6 on the East Lake Cup and T-10 on the Stephens Cup.
Ingrid Lindblad of Sweden strikes the ball on the eighth fairway through the 2023 World Newbie Group Championships – Espirito Santo Trophy at Abu Dhabi Golf Membership on October 25, 2023 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (Photograph by Martin Dokoupil/Getty Photos)
Lindblad has two wins this fall, coming on the Cougar Basic and the Illini Ladies’s Invitational. Her different end? T-5 on the Mason Rudolph.
Carolina Lopez-Chacarra, tees off the tenth gap through the first spherical of the Augusta Nationwide Ladies’s Newbie at Champions Retreat on Wednesday, March 30, 2022.
Sports activities Augusta Nationwide Ladies’s Newbie First Spherical. (Photograph: Katie Goodale, Augusta Chronicle).
Lopez-Chacarra has a pair of third-place finishes on the Schooner Basic and the Stephens Cup. Additionally positioned ninth on the East Lake Cup.
Mississippi State’s Julia Lopez Ramirez through the first spherical of the 2023 Annika Intercollegiate. (Photograph: Ben Adelberg/The Again of the Vary)
Lopez Ramirez completed third on the Carmel Cup and positioned second on the Blessings Collegiate, which she gained final 12 months.
Ole Miss’ Caitlyn Macnab. (Photograph: Ole Miss Athletics)
Macnab has been a stellar addition to the Ole Miss lineup, profitable the Mason Rudolph and having three different top-seven finishes.
Paula Martin Sampedro. (Photograph: R&A)
The subsequent stellar freshman for Stanford, Martin Sampedro tied for fourth on the Stephens Cup and hasn’t completed worse than T-7 this fall.
Furman’s Anna Morgan. (Photograph: Furman Athletics)
Furman has gained twice this fall, coming on the Landfall Custom and the Woman Paladin Invitational, along with a T-5 on the Evie Odom.
Northwestern’s Lauren Nguyen. (Photograph: Northwestern Athletics)
Nguyen gained the Windy Metropolis Collegiate and tied for fifth on the Stanford Collegiate.
Farah O’Keefe hits a shot through the second spherical of the 2023 Annika Intercollegiate. (Photograph: Ben Adelberg/The Again of the Vary)
One other proficient freshman, O’Keefe has a pair of top-five finishes on the Annika Intercollegiate (T-5) and the Windy Metropolis Collegiate (T-2).
Catherine Park of the USC Trojans performs a tee shot on the seventeenth gap through the NCAA girls’s Golf Championships at Grayhawk Golf Membership on Could 22, 2023 in Scottsdale, Arizona. (Photograph by Christian Petersen/Getty Photos)
Park gained the Stanford Intercollegiate, tied for second on the Management and Golf Invitational and tied for sixth on the East Lake Cup.
Oregon’s Kiara Romero on the 2023 Annika Intercollegiate. (Photograph: Ben Adelberg/The Again of the Vary)
Yet one more proficient freshman, Romero shared medalist honors on the Annika Intercollegiate in her first begin. She additionally completed tenth on the Molly Collegiate Invitational.
South Carolina’s Louise Rydqvist earned an exemption to the 2023 The Annika after her group gained the 2023 Annika Intercollegiate. (Photograph: Ben Adelberg/The Again of the Vary)
Rydqvist additionally shared medalist honors on the Annika Intercollegiate whereas tying for fifth on the Mason Rudolph.
Virginia’s Amanda Sambach hits a tee shot through the first spherical of the 2023 Annika Intercollegiate. (Photograph: Ben Adelberg/The Again of the Vary)
Sambach gained the Glass Metropolis Invitational, completed second on the Stanford Intercollegiate and T-9 on the Annika Intercollegiate.
UCF’s Molly Smith. (Photograph: UCF Athletics)
Smith, a freshman, gained the Mercedes-Benz Collegiate whereas tying for fifth on the Cougar Basic.
The 4 co-medalists of the 2023 Annika Intercollegiate, from L-R: South Carolina’s Louise Rydqvist, Duke’s Phoebe Brinker, Florida State’s Lottie Woad and Oregon’s Kiara Romero. (Photograph: Ben Adelberg/The Again of the Vary)
Woad was the fourth co-medalist on the Annika Intercollegiate. She additionally tied for third on the Schooner Basic and T-6 on the Tar Heel Invitational.
