Ali Stinson

Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Penticton, B.C.
High School:
Penticton Secondary
Swing:
Right

Michigan Career ... Did not miss a single tournament in four-year career, playing and starting in 47 straight for the Wolverines … Closed career averaging 77.67 strokes per round, ranking her fifth all-time in U-M golf history ... All-Big Ten, first team (2005) and second team (2007) ... Helped U-M to nine team titles ... Helped U-M to two NCAA Central Regional appearances (2005 and 2007) ... In 47 career tournaments, had 20 top-20 finishes, 12 top-10 finishes and four top-five finishes.

Senior (2006-07) ... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement ... Selected as team co-captain ... Started all 12 tournaments ... Ended final season averaging a career-best 76.71 strokes per round ... Shot 26-of-35 rounds below 80, with 11 at or below 75 ... Shot a season-best 72, five times – second round of the Lady Northern Invitational (Sept. 16-17), second round of the Nike Purdue Kiahuna Collegiate Invitational (Nov. 22-23), the third round of the Mountain View Challenge (March 24-25), the third round of the Big Ten Championships (April 27-29) and the second round of the NCAA Central Regional (May 10-12) ... Posted six top-20, four top-10 and one top-five finish ... Led U-M in two of 12 events ... Helped U-M to two team titles – Wolverine Invitational and Indiana Invitational (April 9-10) ... Helped U-M to NCAA Central Regional (May 10-12) appearance, tying for 58th with a 232 total (80-72-80) ... Competed in fourth Big Ten Championship (April 27-29), tying for eighth with a career-best 305 total (81-76-72-76) ... Tallied a career-best 36-hole tournament total of 150 (76-74) at the Indiana Invitational (April 9-10) ... Tallied a season-best 54-hole tournament total of 223 (78-72-73) at the Lady Northern Invitational (Sept. 16-17) ... Tallied a career-best 72-hole tournament total of 305 (81-76-72-76 at the Big Ten Championships (April 27-29).

Junior (2005-06) ... Academic All-Big Ten Conference ... U-M Women’s Golf Sportswoman Award ... Started all 11 tournaments ... Ended third season averaging 76.79 strokes per round ... Shot 28-of-33 rounds under 80, with 10 at or below 75 ... Shot a career-best-tying 70 in the first round of the Northwestern Invitational (April 3-4) ... Posted five top-20, two top-10 finishes and one top-five finish ... Led U-M in one of 11 events ... Helped U-M to team title at the Wolverine Invitational (Oct. 1-2) and two runner-up team finishes at the Rio Verde Invitational (March 2-4) and the Illini Spring Classic (April 14-15) ... Competed in third Big Ten Championship, tying for 34th with a 312 total (79-78-78-77) ... Tallied a season-best 36-hole tournament total of 156 (82-74) at the Illini Spring Classic (April 14-15) ... Tallied a season-best 54-hole tournament total of 217 (70-75-72) at the Northwestern Invitational (April 3-4) ... Tallied a season-best 72-hole tournament total of 312 (79-78-78-77) at the Big Ten Championships.

Sophomore (2004-05) ... All-Big Ten, second team ... Started all 12 tournaments ... Ended second season averaging 77.05 strokes per round ... Shot 29-of-36 rounds below 80, with eight at or below 75 ... Shot a career-best two-under 70 in the second round of the Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate (Nov. 1-2) ... Posted six top-20, three top-10 finishes and two top-five finishes ... Led U-M in one of 12 events ... Helped U-M to four team titles – Lady Northern Invitational (Sept. 11-12), Mary Fossum Invitational (Sept. 18-19), East/West Rio Verde Invitational (March 3-5) and the Lady Boilermaker Invitational (April 9-10) ... Helped U-M to four team runner-up titles ... Helped U-M to NCAA Central Regional (May 5-7) appearance, tying for 63rd with a 235 total (76-80-79) ... Competed in second Big Ten Championship, tying for 28th with a 242 total (83-78-81) ... Helped U-M to program's best finish at Big Ten Championships (April 22-24), with a second-place team finish ... Tallied a career-best 54-hole tournament total of 216 (75-70-71) at the Edwin Watts/Palmetto Intercollegiate.

Freshman (2003-04) ... U-M Athletic Academic Achievement Award ... Shared U-M Women's Golf Newcomer Award ... Started all 12 tournaments ... Ended first season averaging 80.00 strokes per round ... Shot 14-of-36 rounds below 80 strokes ... Shot a season-best 75, two times – in the second round of the Golden Panther Invitational (Feb. 16-17) and the second round of the Big Ten Championships (April 23-25) ... Posted three top-20 and three top-10 finishes ... Helped U-M to two team titles – Wolverine Invitational (Oct. 3-4) and the Saluki Invitational (March 28-29) ... Competed in first Big Ten Championship (April 23-25) tying for 39th with a 322 total (80-75-80-87) ... Tallied a season-best 36-hole tournament total of 156 total (76-80) at Saluki Invitational ... Tallied a season-best 54-hole tournament total of 235, two times - at the Golden Panther Invitational and the UC Irvine Anteater Invitational (March 15-16) ... Tallied a season-best 72-hole tournament total of 322 (80-75-80-87) at Big Ten Championships.

Prep ... 2002 Canadian National Junior Championship ... Member of national championship team and medalist runner-up (74-79-76/229) ... 2002 District 3 Championship, medalist (76-75/151) ... 2002 British Columbia Junior Ladies Championship, co-medalist (71-72-82/225) ... First round of even-par 71 tied the course record ... 2002 Junior Girls America’s Cup ... Member of fifth-place team and tied for sixth (80-80-76/236) ... 2002 World Junior Championship, missed cut in match play after rounds of 84-81-74 ... 2002 CJGA World Junior Qualifier, runner-up (80-76/156) ... 2002 CJGA World Cup Qualifier, runner-up (81-73/154) ... 2002 CJGA Hawaii Junior Masters Qualifier, third (77-75-70/222) ... 2002 Futurelinks Pacific Championship, sixth (89-82-78/249) ... 2001 Canadian National Junior Championship, 16th (82-78-78/238) ... 2001 World Junior Championship, missed cut in match play after rounds of 80-85-83 ... 2001 Aberdeen Glen Ladies Open, runner-up (80-81/161) ... 2001 Penticton Junior Club Championship, runner-up (79-81/160) ... 2001 Junior Simon Fraser Championship, runner-up (85-85/170) ... 2001 Futurelinks Pacific Championship, eighth (85-83-85/253) ... 2001 British Columbia Junior Ladies Championship, 16th (81-82-81/244) ... Four-year Honours Club member certificate for getting straight A’s.

Personal ... Enrolled in the College of Literature, Science and Arts ... Psychology major ... Given name is Alexandria Joan Stinson ... Born March 13, 1985 ... Daughter of Maria and Jim Stinson ... Twin sister, Maria, played golf at Purdue University for two years (2004-05) ... Enjoys playing piano and working out.