Instagram: @Lbeaudreau11

“This is my fourth time playing in this tournament, and the farthest I ever made it before was Round of 64. Being this far, it's a great way to end my last U.S. Junior. Hopefully I can go all the way.”

• Born July 6, 2001 in Hinsdale, Ill.
• No. 596 in Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking
• Playing in her seventh USGA championship, fourth U.S. Girls’ Junior
• Incoming freshman at the University of Notre Dame
• Won the Illinois High School state golf tournament last October as a senior at Benet Academy
• 2016 North & South Girls’ Junior champion
• Has visited more than 20 countries

Road to the Quarterfinals

• Shot 72-74—146 in stroke play to earn the No. 29 seed
• R64: Def. Rachel Heck, 1 up
• R32: Def. Kendall Todd, 2 up
• R16: Def. Jasmine Ly, 3 and 1

Instagram: @Jillian.bourdage

“I'm super excited and my competitors I went against today, they're extremely phenomenal golfers… I had to really play my heart out today and keep pressing the gas pedal in order to close out my matches.”

• Born Dec. 28, 2001 in Pembroke Pines, Fla.
• No. 837 in Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking
• Playing in her third USGA championship, first U.S. Girls’ Junior
• Verbally committed to Ohio State University for 2020
• Runner-up in the 2019 U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball to Erica Shepherd and Megan Furtney, with partner Casey Weidenfeld
• Won the 2017 Florida 2A individual state championship
• In the process of gaining her pilot’s license and hopes to join Ohio State’s Center for Aviation Studies

Road to the Quarterfinals

• Shot 69-72—141 in stroke play to earn the No. 5 seed
• R64: Def. Savannah Hylton, 2 and 1
• R32: Def. Isabella Fierro, 6 and 4
• R16: Def. Mika (Meijia) Jin, 2 and 1

Instagram: @bri.chac

“Means a lot just to play in such a prestigious event. I know so many great names have won it and means a lot just to be here.”

• Born Oct. 4, 2001 in Whittier, Calif.
• No. 446 in Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking
• Playing in her sixth USGA championship, first U.S. Girls’ Junior
• Incoming freshman at the University of Oregon
• Won 2016 and 2019 Southern California Golf Association Girls’ Junior Championship
• Tied for fourth in the 2018 CIF-Southern Section Girls Golf Championship at the Victoria Club in Riverside, Calif.

Road to the Quarterfinals

• Shot 69-74—143 in stroke play to earn the No. 11 seed
• R64: Def. Yu Wen Lu, 2 up
• R32: Def. Gia Feliciano, 3 and 2
• R16: Def. Sabrina Iqbal, 5 and 4

“I'm surprised everything is going well. But it's match play. Everything can happen. So just trying to focus and be ready.”

• Born June 20, 2001 in the Philippines
• No. 24 in Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking™
• Playing in her eighth USGA championship, fourth U.S. Girls’ Junior
• Verbally committed to the University of Georgia for 2020
• Competed in the 2019 U.S. Women’s Open at the Country Club of Charleston (S.C.)
• Won the 2019 Girls Junior PGA Championship in Hartford, Conn.
• Tied for third in the inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur
• At age 15, reached the semifinals of the 2016 U.S. Women’s Amateur
• Won two gold medals for the Philippines in the 2018 Asian Games

Road to the Quarterfinals

• Shot 65-67—132 in stroke play to earn the No. 1 seed (third-lowest total in championship history)
• R64: Def. Kaylee Sakoda, 6 and 4
• R32: Def. Phoebe Brinker, 3 and 2
• R16: Def. Anne Chen, 5 and 4

Instagram: @brooke.seay

“I've played this championship many times before but never made it this far. Obviously, it's something I've thought of for a long time.”

• Born Aug. 25, 2000 in San Diego, Calif.
• No. 217 in Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking
• Incoming freshman at Stanford University
• Playing in her sixth U.S. Girls’ Junior, the most in the field
• Reached the Round of 16 in the 2018 U.S. Girls’ Junior at Poppy Hills in Pebble Beach, Calif.
• Made the cut in the 2017 U.S. Women’s Open at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J.
• Represented the USA in the 2017 Junior Solheim Cup
• Member of West team for 2018 Wyndham Cup
• Finished fourth individually in the 2018 World Junior Girls Championship in Canada

Road to the Quarterfinals

• Shot 78-68—148 in stroke play to earn the No. 34 seed
• R64: Def. Ashley Menne, 1 up
• R32: Def. Caroline Hodge, 3 and 2
• R16: Def. Grace Kim, 21 holes

Instagram: @nicole_golf

“It kind of means a lot to me since my sister (Waverly) played three years ago and got into the quarterfinals and I was caddying for her starting in round of 32. So it was really special to me that we were kind of like connected that way.”

• Born June 13, 2001 in San Diego, Calif.
• No. 499 in Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking
• Playing in her sixth USGA championship, third U.S. Girls’ Junior
• Incoming freshman at the University of Tennessee
• 2018 Southern California Women’s Match Play champion
• Reached the Round of 32 in the 2017 U.S. Girls’ Junior
• Her sister Waverly, a junior at the University of Tennessee, was a quarterfinalist in the 2016 U.S. Girls’ Junior at Ridgewood C.C. in Paramus, N.J., with Nicole as her caddie

Road to the Quarterfinals

• Shot 73-75—148 in stroke play to earn the No. 46 seed
• R64: Def. Irene Kim, 2 and 1
• R32: Def. Anika Varma, 5 and 4
• R16: Def. Sophia Bae, 1 up

Instagram: @angelinayelei_

“This is my last junior event, so I'm definitely hoping for a good finish to it. Being quarterfinalist is obviously a good step in this direction of having a good finish of the junior golf career.”

• Born June 7, 2001 in Shanghai, China
• No. 66 in Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking
• Playing in her fourth USGA championship, second U.S. Girls’ Junior
• Incoming freshman at Stanford University
• Runner-up in the 2018 U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball at El Caballero Country Club in Tarzana, Calif., with partner Ya Chun Chang
• Reached the Round of 32 in the 2016 U.S. Girls’ Junior
• Competed in the 2018 U.S. Women’s Open at Shoal Creek, missing the cut by one stroke.
• Played in two LPGA Tour events in China; the Blue Bay LPGA and the Buick LPGA Shanghai

Road to the Quarterfinals

• Shot 68-74—142 in stroke play to earn the No. 7 seed
• R64: Def. Savannah Hylton, 2 and 1
• R32: Def. Virginie Ding, 2 and 1
• R16: Def. Grace Summerhays, 6 and 5

Instagram: @rose135z

“I feel really accomplished to get into the quarterfinals, so I'm going to try to play my own game, my own course strategy, and see how it goes.”

• Born May 24, 2003 in Arcadia, Calif.
• No. 17 in Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking™ (highest in field)
• Playing in her fifth USGA championship, but first U.S. Girls’ Junior
• Verbally committed to attend Stanford University in 2021
• Only 2019 U.S. Girls’ Junior competitor to make the cut in the 2019 U.S. Women’s Open at the Country Club of Charleston (S.C.), finishing T-55
• T-17 in the 2019 Augusta National Women’s Amateur
• 2019 Toyota Junior World Cup champion
• 2017 Junior Girls’ PGA Championship winner
• Member of the 2017 USA Junior Solheim Cup and 2018 Junior Ryder Cup teams

Road to the Quarterfinals

• Shot 73-74—147 in stroke play to earn the No. 40 seed
• R64: Def. Sophie (Yixian) Guo, 19 holes
• R32: Def. Michaela Morard, 7 and 6
• R16: Def. Kelly Xu, 4 and 3