University of Idaho Athletics

SENIOR (2018-19): All-Big Sky Second Team…appeared in all 11 tournaments on the season…shot 10-over (226) and tied for 21st at Big Sky Conference Championships (April 19-21)…fired an even-par 72 in the first round of the BYU at Entrada Classic (March 11-12)...finished 3-over (219) to tie for 11th…named Big Sky Golfer of the Week following the Coeur d’Alene Resort Invitational (Sept. 24-25) where she carded 1-over (214) and finished tied for fifth…lowest scorer for Idaho at the Coeur d’Alene Invitational… shot even par in five different rounds...finished season with a 75.2 scoring average.

JUNIOR (2017-18): All-Big Sky Third Team…individual runner-up at 2018 Big Sky Championships, helping Idaho claim second team conference title in three years…shot a 6-under 210, the third-lowest 54-hole score in tournament history…became first Big Sky women’s golfer in conference history to shoot under par all three rounds at a conference championship…appeared in all twelve tournaments...five top-25 finishes and three in the top 10…took fourth at the WSU Cougar Cup (Sept. 18-19)…tied for sixth at the Coeur d’Alene Collegiate (Sept. 26-27) at 2-under (211)…finished even par (216) at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown (Oct. 22-24) to tie for 16th…finished the season with a scoring average of 75.2 and a tournament average of 218.1… WGCA Scholar All-American…Big Sky Spring All-Academic.

SOPHOMORE (2016-17): All-Big Sky First Team...three top-10 finishes...low tournament of 217 at WSU Cougar Cup with low round of 69 at Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational.

FRESHMAN (2015-16): Big Sky Conference Freshman of the Year...All-Big Sky First Team...impressive start to her collegiate career with three Big Sky Golfer of the Week honors just six weeks into her first semester ... in nine tournaments, Kim had five top-10 outings with her best a tie for third at the Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational ...  she also had a fourth at the WSU Cougar Cup, a tie for sixth at the Fresno State Classic, a tied for eighth at the New Mexico State Invitational, and a tie for ninth at the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic ... she had a team-leading 73.76 scoring average during her first season.

High school/junior: Kim had an impressive junior resume?. She was chosen for the Canadian National Team after her senior season and competed at the U.S. Girls Junior Championship and the U.S. Women’s Public Links Tournament as well as finishing fourth in the British Columbia Junior Championship, sixth in the Canadian Junior and sixth in the British Columbia Women’s Amateur.