WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – William & Mary women's golf coach
Ed Teer announced the addition of Wingate transfer
Stefanie Guizar Diaz on Friday morning. Guizar Diaz will have two years of eligibility when competition resumes.
"I'm excited to have Stefanie join our program," Teer said. "Stefanie is a great fit academically and there are indicators that she can contribute to the team's performance. She hits the ball a long way and its clear Stefanie is willing to put in the work to continue her improvement."
Stefanie Guizar Diaz, 5-6, Clearwater, Fla./Laurel Springs (Wingate)
COLLEGIATE CAREER BESTS: 72 (E), 150 (+6), 232 (+16)
PRIOR TO W&M (Wingate)
2019-20/REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE
Appeared in one in event during her redshirt sophomore season … Shot a 162 (+20) in the Low Country Invitational, including a 77 (+6) … Member of the Student Government Association, SAAC, and an intern at Wingate Special Collections/Senatorial Archive.
2018-19/REDSHIRT FRESHMAN
Saw action in four events during her first competitive season at Wingate … Tied for 21st place in the Sunoco/Campbell Oil Classic with a career-low 232 (+16) …. Shot her career-best, a 72 even-par, at the Rollins Legends Invitational for her best round of the season … Finished 26th at the SAC Championships with a 236 (+20) … Named 18Birdies WGCA All-American Scholar … South Atlantic Conference Commissioner's Honor Roll Student.
HIGH SCHOOL
Attended Laurel Springs High School … Qualified for the state championship all four years of high school, including four years as an individual … Regular player of the Florida Junior Tour and FSGA events … Was the runner-up in the 2016 Harris Armstrong Memorial Match play event, before winning the event in 2017 … In the classroom, was Model United Nations National Conference participant in 2018.
PERSONAL
Daughter of Nicolas Guizar and Laura Diaz … Father, Nicolas, was a professional tennis player … Born in Mexico City, Mexico … Plans to major in Government at W&M … Enjoys working out, running, reading, and going to the beach in her free time.
