Players commit to taking their game to whole new level

Delaney Whittet, Ryan Ulrich, Nick Lee
Sports Editors
Jessie Rosenfeld and Julia Sheth
Editors in Chief

Junior Ashley Kim verbally committed to the University of Michigan this month. Kim will join the Michigan class of 2022 and play on the Wolverines award-winning golf team.
“Going to college for golf has been my goal because I wanted a challenge, and I’m really happy that I was fortunate enough to commit to such a great school,” Kim said. “When I first visited Michigan, I knew that it was my first choice, and that I couldn’t possibly turn down the opportunity.”

Senior Marni Murez is a four- year varsity player and has committed to Boston College. After getting attention from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, University of San Francisco and University of Minnesota, Murez committed to Boston College at the end of her sophomore year.
“I wanted to find a place where I would have a really good balance between school and golf,” Murez said. “The Boston College coaches are very nurturing, and I truly could not be happier with my decision to join the team.”

Senior Andrea Lee is on her way to Stanford University to play on its Division 1 women’s golf team. Not only is she a college commit, she is nationally ranked third and is ranked twentieth in the Woman’s Amatetuer Golf Rankings.
“It is a little bitter sweet; I have made a lot of friends in the past four years in high school, but I am also really excited to move on to the next level of my golfing career and meet many new people and gain new experiences along the way,” Lee said.

Senior Danielle Richman started playing golf three years ago, but her tenacity and drive haveww quickly put her at the top. Richman recently committed to California State University, Fresno to play Division I women’s golf. According to Richman, her goal is to get on the traveling team of a top-70 Division 1 golf team.
“It was nice to finish off my senior year of high school winning Bay League, CIF, Regionals and State,” Richman said. “It was very fun playing a sport that I love with people that I love.”