PacificPine Sports - Asian Representation in College Sports

ARCS REPORT

Asian Representation in College Sports Report, or ARCS, is the inaugural report in an ongoing content series PacificPine Sports will publish to highlight Asian participation in the collegiate sports rankings in the USA. In its first edition, the ARCS Report covers Asian representation in NCAA sports amongst 15 leading academic universities, including all Ivy League schools, Stanford, MIT, Caltech, and more.

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The Highlight Series

Rose Zhang, Stanford University

Rose Zhang had a remarkable 2021-2022 season which culminated in winning the NCAA Team Championship as well as the NCAA Individual Championship. Rose additionally was crowned the ANNIKA Award winner, WGCA Player of the Year, Pac-12 Golfer of the Year and Pac-12 Freshman of the Year and was selected to the WGCA First-team All-American, Golfweek First-team All-American and All-Pac-12 First team. To top it all off, Rose set the NCAA single-season stroke record with an average of 69.68.

Victoria Liu, Princeton University

Victoria Liu was named 2022 Ivy League Rookie of the Year and selected to the First-Team All-Ivy as she became an Ivy League medallist. Victoria broke 70 three times in the season, shooting a 68 and 69 to close the Penn State tournament and carding a 69 in the second round of the Princeton Invitational. Her stroke average was 73.19.

Nathan Han, Columbia University

Nathan Han attained a plethora of prestigious accomplishment in the 2021-2022 season, including being named GCAA Ping All-Region Honoree, Ivy League Player of the Year, First Team All-Ivy, and the William Terminello Award, where he posted the team’s best season stroke average. In addition to a standout golf season, Nathan exhibited excellent grades and achieved Academic All-Ivy League honors. As a first-year, he led the Lions with a 72.69 stroke average (945 strokes in 13 rounds) and top-25 finishes. His average ranks were fifth among all-time top single-season records. He established a new school record for the best single-season stroke average for a first-year golfer. He also set a school record for par-4 scoring and his career-low round was a 71, established 5 times.

Brian Ma, Harvard University

Brian Ma attained a team honour from PING Northeast All-Region. Brian led the Ivy League with a scoring average of 71.89 shot par and finished 11th in his first Ivy League Championship. Apart from his remarkable achievements on the course, Brain was named COOP Student-Athlete of the Week in October after becoming an Academic All-Ivy selection. Brian’s current major is in Economics.

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