Ana Sofia Murcia

Amelie Weber

/ Women's Golf

Photo by: Matthew Mitchell

Class:
Junior
Hometown:
Bogota, Colombia

2024-25 – Sophomore
Appeared in all 12 tournaments and played 35 rounds ... Tied for the team lead in events played and total rounds ... Finished fifth on the team with a 74.49 scoring average ... Had 64.5 percent of her rounds (20-of-31) count toward the team total ... Posted a pair of top-20 finishes during the year ... Best round was a 4-under par 68 in the second round of the Big Ten Championships (4/19) ... Best finish was a tie for 18th place in the rain-shortened Valspar Augusta Invitational (3/15-16), carding a 6-over par 150 (70-80) ... Tied for 19th place at the Buckeye Invitational (4/12-13) with a 12-over par 228 (79-74-77) ... Tied for 36th place at the NCAA Norman Regional with a 7-over par 223 (74-72-77) ... Along with teammate Catalina Monroy, represented Colombia at the Copa Andes in Argentina in November 2024 and played in the Women’s Amateur Latin America in Peru.

Summer 2024
Won Ladies Division of the Abierto Cafetero in her native Colombiawith a 2-over par 215 (74-69-72) in June.

2023-24 - Freshman
Appeared in four tournaments and played 11 rounds ... Carried a 75.00 scoring aveage ... Her low round of the year was a 3-under par 69 in the first round of the UCF Challenge (2/4) ... Finished the UCF Challenge with her best 54-hole tournament score, carding a 3-under par 213 and tying for 14th place while playing as an individual ... Opened her career with a tie for 19th place at the Mary Fossum Invitational, shooting a 5-over 221.

Prior to MSU
Placed second in the Junior South American in Ecuador and helped win the team title, carding scores of 73-74-66-71 … Medalist at the Mariajo Uribe Cup, shooting a 214 (68-73-73) … Posted a 289 (73-75-70-71) at the Junior South American in Peru, finishing in second place and helping lead to a team title … Finished in first place at the Camilo Villegas Cup in Colombia, posting a 218 (73-74-71) … Earned personal academic excellence honors throughout her scholastic career.