NDSU

2012-13 (Junior): Competed in seven of 12 team events with an 84.84 average over 19 rounds...Shot an 80 in third round of Kansas City Kangaroo Invitational for her lowest round of the season. Tied for 12th with an 84 in the Concordia Cobber Open... Named  to the All-America Scholar Team by the Women's Golf Coaches Association...Named to the Summit League Winter/Spring Academic Honor Roll...2011-12 (Sophomore): Played in all 10 events with an 84.0 average over 25 rounds...Low round was 78 three times, including a tie for fourth place at the Concordia Cobber Open in the season-opener...Placed 48th at the Summit League championship with a 256...Named to the Summit League Winter/Spring All-Academic Team and Commissioner's List of Academic Excellence...2010-11 (Freshman): Second on the team with an 80.6 average over 21 rounds...Low score was a 76 in the final round of the Xavier LPGA Invitational to complete her best tournament of the year...Shot three rounds in the 70s and finished 15-over in a tie for 15th place...Tied for 24th at the Summit League championship with a 245...Named to the National Golf Coaches Association All-America Scholar Team and Summit League Winter/Spring All-Academic Team...High School: Graduated in 2010 from Tippecanoe High School in Tipp City, Ohio...Four-time all-conference performer...Averaged a 77 her senior year...Placed seventh at the Ohio Division 1 state tournament and made the All-Ohio second team...Part of the Division 2 state runner-up team in 2008...Finished 10th at the American Junior Golf Association's 2009 Virginian Championship...Placed fourth at the 2009 PGA Junior Series event at Purdue won by NDSU's Amy Anderson...Named to the Future Collegians World Tour All-American Academic Team...Also competed in basketball and bowling in high school...Personal: Daughter of Scot and Deborah Swan of Tipp City, Ohio...Has an older sister, Nikki, who played four years of college golf for Oakland University and made three Top 20 finishes in The Summit League...NDSU's first women's golfer from Ohio and only the fourth not from the Dakotas or Minnesota since the program launched in 1996-97...Also considered attending Hartford and Evansville...Majoring in civil engineering, her mother's profession...Member of the NDSU Society of Women Engineers and American Society of Civil Engineers.