2019 American Athletic Conference Women's All-Conference Team Selection
Two-time WGCA All-American Scholar (2018-19, 2019-20)
FALL 2021: Played in one event before earning her degree and graduating.
SPRING 2021: AAC All-Academic Team...Played in one tournament…tied for 66th at the Brickyard Collegiate with a score of 247…shot a season-low round of 78.
SPRING 2020: WGCA All-American Scholar... AAC All-Academic Team... Member of USF Athletics Honor Roll... Ranked second the team with a 75.86 season scoring average and was in the lineup for all 21 of the team's rounds... Earned a share of runner-up honors at the Old Friends Invitational (Feb. 18) and helped host USF post a 20-shot, wire-to-wire win at Tampa Palms Golf & Country Club. Tied for second in the field at the event with a team-leading 39 pars and made three of her six total birdies during a 2-under 70 performance in the second round... Will enter next season with five career top-10 finishes to her credit.
FALL 2019: Competed in all 12 of USF’s rounds.
SPRING 2019: American Athletic All-Conference Team...
Member of American Athletic Conference All-Academic Team... WGCA All-American Scholar... Set program season records for scoring average (73.0) and par-4 scoring average (4.1066)... Matched the school's season record for rounds of par or better (12) and tied USF's low 54-hole total (208, -8, at Kiawah Island Spring Classic)... Led the team in season scoring average (73.0), rounds of par or better (12), top-25 finishes (8) and tied for the team high with four top-10 performances... Shot a career best 4-under 68 to earn a share of medalist honors at the Florida Challenge on Jan. 28, which marked USF's first team title victory since April 11, 2017... Tied for ninth 90-player Moon Golf Invitational field at 4-under (212) on Feb. 19... Matched the school's 54-hole scoring record with an 8-under 208 (70-69-69) and finished second in a 254-player field at the Kiawah Island Spring Classic on Feb. 26... Tied for 14th place at the John Kirk Panther Intercollegiate and helped USF capture its second title of the season on April 2... Tied for 23rd place at The American Championship on April 16... Teed off in all 28 rounds of the season.
FALL 2018: Member of USF Athletics Fall 2018 Academic Honor Roll...
Started her collegiate career off in stride by tying for second in the 93-player field at 4-under (212) at the USA Intercollegiate. Carded a 3-under 69 in her first collegiate round at the event... Finished third on the team with a 73.1 scoring average while tying for the team lead with five rounds of par or better, three top-25 finishes and one top-10 showing... Wrapped up the fall season with a tie for 24th place at the FIU Pat Bradley Invitational.. Competed in all four fall tournaments for the Bulls.
ATLANTIC COAST HIGH SCHOOL: Served as team captain all four years... three-time qualifier for the USGA Girls Junior event (2016-18)... Four-time conference champion who posted numerous wins on the Florida Junior Tour along with collecting a win and five top-10 finishes in the AJGA... As a junior in 2017, won the City Amateur, qualified for USGA Women's Amateur as a medalist and was a semifinalist at the Florida Women's Am... As a sophomore, was named Florida Times Union Golf of the Year (2015) along with winning district and regional events... As a freshman, won the AJGA Gary Gilchrist Golf event at Innisbrook... earned varsity letters in each year of high school... Coached by Chad Cushnir.
Personal: Daughter of Ramaswamy and Akila Meenakshisundaram... Has one younger sister, Aparna... Born Dec. 6, 1999 in Jacksonville, Fla. ... Served on the volunteer coaching staff at North Florida Junior Golf Foundation... Physics teaching assistant at Atlantic Coast High School...President of her high school's National Junior Honor Society... Member of A Honor Roll/AP Honors programs... AP Scholar Award recipient... AJGA Transamerica Scholar Honor Roll in 2016... Hobbies include drawing/painting, tennis and fishing... Heads into college with a plus-1.2 handicap... Majoring in global business.
