BEATRICE WALLIN

(As of June 20, 2022)

Career Stroke Average — 2nd — 72.11
Single Season Stroke Average — 2nd — 70.72 (2020-21)
Single Season Stroke Average — 78h — 72.24 (2019-20)
Single Season Stroke Average — 12th — 72.52 (2021-22)
Single Season Stroke Average — 14th — 72.77 (2018-19)
Single Round Score — T1st — 65 (Second Round, Pinetree Collegiate, March 22, 2021)
Single Round Score — T10th — 66 (Darius Rucker Intercollegiate, March 8, 2020) (Florida State Match Up, Feb. 28, 2021)
Two Round Score (36 Hole) — 134 (66-68) — 1st — (Florida State Match-Up, Feb. 26-28, 2021)
Two Round Score (36 Hole) — 142 (71-71) — T7th — (Cougar Classic, Sept. 9-10, 2018)
Two Round Score (36 Hole) — 141 (68-73) — T4th — (Clemson Invitational, April 9, 2019)
Two Round Score (36 Hole) — 145 (78-67) — T15th — (Valspar Augusta Invitational, Mach 13, 2019)
Three Round Score (54 Holes) — 204 (66-68-70) — T5th — (Florida State Match Up, Feb. 28, 2021)
Three Round Score (54 Holes) — 207 (67-71-69) — T16th — (Valspar Augusta Invitational, March 14, 2021)
Three Round Score (54 Holes) — 209 (67-71-71) — T25th — (ACC Championship, April 16, 2021)
Four Round Score (72 Holes) — 288 (73-71-76-68) — 2nd — (NCAA Championships, May 24, 2021)
Four Round Score (72 Holes) — 292 (75-73-73-71) — T6th — (NCAA Championships, May 23, 2022)

Florida State Match Up, Spring 2021 (66-68-70, -12, 204), Seminole Legacy Golf Club, Tallahassee, Fla.
Pinetree Women’s Collegiate, Spring 2021 (74-65-73, -4, 212), Pinetree Country Club, Kennesaw, Ga.
NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship, Spring 2022 (69-73-68, -6, 210), Seminole Legacy Golf Club, Tallahassee, Fla.

2018 European Ladies’ Team Championships (July 2018) — Team (Sweden) Champions
2019 Inaugural Women’s Amateur At Augusta National (April 2019) — T7th
2019 European Ladies’ Team Championships (July 2019) — Team (Sweden) Champions
2019 Spirit International Golf Championship (Nov. 2019)
2020 European Ladies’ Team Championships (September 2020) — Team (Sweden) Champions
2020 U.S. Women’s Open (December 2020)  – MC
2021 Second Annual Women’s Amateur At Augusta National (April 2021) – T10th
2021 Arnold Palmer Cup (World Team) (June 2021) (3-1 individual record)
2021 European Ladies Team Championships – (July 2021) – Team (Sweden) Runners-Up
2021 Swedish Team Championships — (July 2021) — Team Champions
2021 European Ladies Amateur Championship — (July 2021) — 4th
2022 Third Annual Women’s Amateur At Augusta National (April 2022) – T4th

2019 All-American Honorable Mention (Golfweek)
2019 All-ACC
2019 All-ACC Academic Women’s Golf Team
2019 ACC Academic Honor Roll
2020 All-American Honorable Mention (WGCA)
2020 All-American Honorable Mention (Golfweek)
2020 Academic Dean’s List (Fall)
2021 ANNIKA Award Finalist
2021 ACC Golfer of the Month (March)
2021 Highest NCAA National Ranking: No. 1 (February and March, 2021)
2021 Golden Nole for Women’s Golf (FSU Student Services)
2021 ACC Golfer of the Year
2021 All-ACC
2021 WGCA Player of the Year Finalist
2021 All-American First Team (WGCA)
2021 All-American First Team (Golfweek)
2021 ACC Academic Honor Roll
2022 ANNIKA Award Player of the Year Watch List (August)
2022 ANNIKA Award Player of the Year Watch List (October)
2022 ANNIKA Award Player of the Year Watch List (March)
2022 Golden Nole for Women’s Golf (FSU Student Development
2022 All-ACC
2022 Florida State Graduate (Humanities)
2022 All-American First Team (WGCA)
2022 All-American Second Team (Golfweek)

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The most decorated player in the history of the Florida State Women’s Golf program…graduated from Florida State with a degree in Humanities on April 29, 2022…one of two four-time All-Americans in school history (First-Team in 2021 and 2022; Honorable Mention in 2018 and 2019)…the 2021 ACC Golfer of the Year…a three-time All-ACC selection…finished with a career-stroke average of 72.11 – the second lowest stroke average in school history…finished her career as one of only four players in school history with a stroke average better than 72.56 strokes per round…the only player in school history to hold four of the top 14 single-season stroke averages in school history (70.71 in 2021, 72.24 in 2020, 72.52 in 2022 and 72.77 in 2019)…her career-best score of 65 in the second round of the Pinteree Intercollegiate on March 23, 2011 is tied for the best single round score in school history…holds three of the all-time 36 hole scores in school history (141 in the 2019 Clemson Invitational, tied for fourth, 142 in the 2018 Cougar Classic, tied for seventh, and 145 in the 2022 Valspar Augusta Invitational, tied for 15^th)…holds three of the top 25 three-round scores in school history (204 in the 2021 Florida State Match Up, tied for fifth, 207 in the 2021 Valspar Augusta Invitational, tied for 16^th, and 209 in the 2021 ACC Championship, tied for 25^th)…owns two of the top eight four-round (NCAA Championship Finals score) scores in school history (288 in the 2021 NCAA Championship Finals, second, and 292 in the 2022 NCAA Championship Finals, tied for sixth)…won three individual tournament championships during her career – at the 2021 Florida State Match Up, at the 2021 Pinetree Intercollegiate and at the 2022 Tallahassee Regional Championship at the Seminole Legacy Golf Course…earned All-America First-Team honors from the WGCA and All-America Second-Team honors from Golfweek in 2022…earned All-American First-Team honors from the WGCA as a junior in 2021…earned All-American Honorable Mention honors from the WGCA and Golfweek as a sophomore in 2020 and All-American Honorable Mention honors from Golfweek as a freshman in 2019…earned All-ACC honors as a freshman (2019), a junior (2021 and a senior (2022)…one of four Seminoles to earn All-ACC at least three times during her career…one of only four freshmen in school history to be named to the All-ACC Team…the 2021 ACC Championship runner-up with a 7 under par score of 209 in the ACC Championship…the ACC Golfer of the Month for March 2021…totaled 20 top-10 individual finishes including her collegiate victories at the spring 2021 Florida State Match Up, the spring 2021 Pinetree Collegiate and spring 2022 NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship…ranked second in school history with her 20 top-10 finishes…one of only two golfers in school history with 20 or more top-10 career finishes…helped Florida State to eight team championships (the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate in 2019, the Evans Derby in 2019, the Florida State Match Up in 2021, the Pinetree Intercollegiate in 2021, the NCAA Louisville Regional Championship in 2021, the Barbara Nicklaus Classic in 2021, the Moon Invitational in the 2022 and the NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship in 2022)…played in the 2020 U.S. Women’s Open at the Champions Golf Club in Houston, Texas…played in the historic inaugural Augusta National Women’s Amateur Championship at Augusta National (2019), the second ANWA in 2021 and the third ANWA in 2022…the only player to finish in the top-10 of the individual standings in the first three ANWA Championships…finished in a tie for seventh place in the individual standings with scores of 71-74-71 for an even par total of 216 (2019) in the inaugural event….finished in a tie for 10th place at the Second Annual Augusta National Women’s Amateur with scores of 75-73-72 for a 4 over par total of 220 (2021)…finished in a tie for fourth place at the Third Annual Augusta National Women’s Championship with scores of 73-71-73 for a 1 over par score of 217 (2022)…one of only three golfers (Wallin, Rose Zhang, Emma Spitz) who made the weekend cut at the first three ANWA Championships…helped lead Sweden to a tie for 11th place team finish in the 2018 World Amateur Team Championships in Ireland…finished tied for 72nd in the individual standings at the 2018 WATC…a member of the Swedish National Team that played in the Junior Solheim Cup in 2018…helped Sweden to the team title in the 2018 European Team Ladies Team Championship…helped her team win the 2019 European and Swedish Team Championships…propelled Sweden to the titles in the 2018, 2019 and 2020 European Ladies Team Championships…the 2020 European Ladies Team Championship was won by her home country of Sweden…led her team to the title in the 2019 Swedish Team Championships…advanced to the quarterfinals of match play at the 2019 British Women’s Amateur at Royal County Down in Northern Ireland…played in the U.S. Amateur Championship for the first time in her career during the summer before her freshman season at Florida State…helped lead Sweden to the 2021 Swedish Team Championship title…finished in fourth place in the 2021 European Ladies Amateur Championships in Italy…earned Academic Dean’s List Honors during the fall of 2020…named to the 2019 All-ACC Academic Women’s Golf team…named to the 2019 and 2021 ACC Academic Honor Roll…presented with the Golden Nole Award for the women’s golf team in 2021 and 2022…the Golden Nole presented to a member of each Seminole athletic team and represents significant contributions on the golf course, in the classroom and in the community…averaged 72.11 strokes in 104 rounds during 35 career events.

Finished in a tie for fourth place in the 2022 Augusta National Women’s Amateur with scores of 73-71-73 for a three-round total of 217 (+1)…became the first player in championship history to finish in the top-10 in each of he first three ANWA’s…one of 11 current or former ACC players who competed in the 2022 ANWA..the invitees from the ACC include Wallin, Clemson’s Savannah Grewel and Ivy Shepherd, Duke’s Phoebe Brinker and Erica Shepherd, Virginia’s Beth Lillie and Amanda Sambach, and Wake Forest’s Carolina Chacarra, Rachel Kuehn, Emilia Migliaccio and Lauren Walsh…Wallin is one of 10 players has competed in all three ANWAs, but only three have made the cut in both of the first three: Florida State’s Wallin (T-7 in 2019, T-10 in 2021, T-4 in 2022); Stanford’s Rose Zhang (T-17 in 2019, T-3 in 2021, T-12 in 2022) and UCLA’S Emma Spitz (30th in 2019, T-3 in 2021, T-12 in 2022)….only Wallin has finished in the top 10 of the individual standings in the first three events…totaled a 1 over par 73 and was in a tie for ninth place in the standings after the first round of the 2022 ANWA…totaled three birdies and was as high as tied for second place in the individual standings during the first round…shot a 1 under par 71 with two birdies in the second round and earned a two-round total of 144 in two rounds of play at the Champions Retreat on the first two days of the ANWA…will compete for the championship at Augusta National on April 2…will tee off at 10:20 a.m. on April 2 as she plays in the final group of the final day of the championship…one of only eight players to earn an under par score (71 in the second round) in the first two rounds of the ANWA championship…one of only three players who shot under par scores in the second round of the ANWA championship… one of only two golfers from the ACC (Rachel Kuehn of Wake Forest) to advance to the finals of the 2022 ANWA championship…has advanced to the finals at Augusta National in each of the three years of the event…finished in a tie for 4th in the 2022 ANWA with scores of 73-71-73 for a three-round total of 1 over par 217.

Earned All-America First-Team honors from the WGCA for the second consecutive season, All-America Second-Team honors from Golfweek, All-Tallahassee Regional Championship honors in earning All-Regional Honors for the third time in her career, and All-ACC honors for the third time in her career…won her third career individual championship as she became the first Seminole to win an outright individual championship at the Tallahassee Regional Championship at the Seminole Legacy Golf Course…her stroke average of 72.52 is ranked as the 12^th best single-season stroke average in school history…led Florida State to the Moon Invitational Tournament championship with a tied for fifth place finish in the individual standings…a 2 under par score of 70 in the first round had her in a tie for fifth place in the individual standings…her individual score had Florida State in first place in the team standings after the first round…a two-round total of 143 had her in a tie for ninth place after 36 holes…moved into the top five and finished in a tie for fifth place with a third round score of 68 and a three rounds total of 5 under par 211…carded a 72 in the final round of the Florida State Match Up and finished in a tie for seventh place in the individual standings with a three round total of 219…helped lead the Seminoles to a second place finish in the team standings at the Match Up…finished in a tie for second place in the Valspar Augusta with scores of 78-67 for a 1 over par total of 145…helped lead the Seminoles to a second place finish in the team standings at the Valspar…finished in a tie for 50th place in the individual standings at the Clemson Invitational…the Seminoles finished in fifth place in the team standings after the first two rounds of the Clemson Invitational…helped Florida State to a 2-1 record and a third place finish at the NC State Wolfpack Match Up Invitational…defeated Keeryttriya Foocharoen of Virginia Tech (6&4) to help the Seminoles to a 4-1 win over Virginia Tech on the final day of the event…the Seminoles’ win over the Hokies allowed them to finish the tournament with a 2-1 record with wins over Duke and Virginia Tech after falling to NC State in the first round…finished in a tie for 13th place in the individual standings at the ACC Championship with scores of 72-70-77 for a three-round total of 3 over par 219…her play helped the Seminoles finish in second place in the stroke play portion of the championship and advance them to the match play portion of the championship…finished her match in the match play semifinals tied with Rylie Helfin of Duke after the Seminoles had clinched the team win over the Blue Devils (4-1-0) before her match ended…the win over the Blue Devils helped the Seminoles advance to the championship match in the ACC Championship…lost  to Virunpat Olknkikunci of Wake Forest, 2&1, in the championship match of the ACC Women’s Golf Championship…Wake Forest defeated the Seminoles, 3-1-1, to win the 2022 ACC Women’s Golf Championship…finished as the individual champion at the NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship with scores of 69-73-68 for a three-round total of 210…led Florida State to the championship of the NCAA Tallahassee Regional — the second consecutive NCAA Regional Championship for the Seminoles…was in a tie for first place in the individual standings at the NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship with a first round score of 69…was in second place in the individual standings of the Tallahassee Regional Championship after two rounds with scores of 69-73 for a 36-hole total of 142…finished in a tie for 13th place in the individual standings at the NCAA Championship Finals with scores of 75-73-73-71 for a four-round total of 4 over par 292…led the Seminoles to a sixth-place finish in the stroke play portion of the NCAA Championship Finals – a finish that qualified the Seminoles for match play in the NCAA Finals for the first time in school history…carded a 75 and was in a tie for 45th place in the individual standings of the NCAA Division I Championships after the first round of play…a two round total of 148 with scores of 75-73 had her in a tie for 29th place in the individual standings after 36 holes…with scores of 75-73-73 and a three-round total of 221, she moved into a tie for 20th place in the individual standings…Florida State fell to Texas A&M, 3-2, in the match play quarterfinals…Wallin fell in 19 holes to Adela Cernousek of Texas A&M in the quarterfinals…the Seminoles finished the season ranked a program-best tied for fifth place in the final standings at the NCAA Championships…averaged 72.52 strokes in 27 rounds during nine tournaments. 

Named to the ANNIKA Award Preseason Watch List…one of 20 players from across the nation and one of four players from the ACC (Wallin, Gina Kim, Duke, Rachel Kuehn, Wake Forest, and Lauren Walsh, Wake Forest) on the award list National Player of the Year…because of her participation in LPGA Q-School, she played in three of the Seminoles’ four fall events…helped Florida State to the team championship at the Inaugural Barbara Nicklaus Cup at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio (Oct. 4-5)…the Nicklaus Cup was an incredible event that matched the Seminoles’ men’s and women’s team in a Solheim Cup format over two days of completion against Arizona State, Auburn and Ohio State…teamed with Brett Roberts of the Seminole men’s team for a 3&2 victory over Auburn’s J.M. Butler and Kaleigh Telfer to give Florida State a 4-0 lead in the team competition…the Seminoles defeated Auburn by a 7-1 score…teamed with Connor Futrell to tie JonErik Alford and Jillian Bourdage of Ohio State in the afternoon mixed foursome matches…the Seminoles defeated the Buckeyes, 6-1-1…fell 1UP to Alexandra Fosterling of Arizona State in the final match of the Barbara Nicklaus Cup…The Sun Devils defeated the Seminoles by a 4-2-2 margin…Florida State won the team championship of the Nicklaus Cup with 16.5 total points — ahead of Ohio State, Arizona State and Auburn…Wallin totaled a 1-1-1 record in three matches during the Nicklaus Cup…finished in a tie for 15th place at the season-opening Schooner Fall Classic…carded a 1 under par 69 and was in a tie for eighth place in the individual standings after the first round of the Schooner…was in a tie for 13th place in the individual standings of the Schooner with scores of 69-72 and a 36-hole total of 141…finished in a tie for 15th place at the Schooner Fall Classic with scores of 69-72-72 and a three round total of 213…helped Florida State finish in a tie for fourth place in the individual standings for a top-five team finish to begin the season…finished in a tie for 19^th place in the individual standings of the Landfall Tradition…was in a tie for 62nd place in the individual standings after the first round of the event with a 77…moved up 19 spots in the individual standings from a tie for 62nd into a tie for 43rd place with a second round score of 71 and a two round total of 148…a final round 69 vaulted her into a tie for 19th place in the individual standings…Florida State finished in a tie for 10th in the individual standings…averaged 71.67 strokes in six rounds during two score countable tournaments.

Finished in a tie for 60th place in 2021 LPGA Q-School with scores of 71-71-74-71-69-69-73-77 for an eight round total of one over par 575…missed earning her LPGA Tour card by just five strokes…was the fifth lowest finishing amateur in the field…finished in a tie for 19th place in Stage II of LPGA Q-School at the Plantation Golf and Country Club in Venice, Fla…advanced to the final week of the LPGA Q-Series (Nov. 29-Dec. 12) on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail in Alabama with her play in Stage II…totaled scores of 69-71-72-70 for a 6 under par score of 282 in the first week of Q-School…was the fifth lowest scoring amateur in Stage II of Q-School qualifying…was at (one round) or below (three rounds) par in each of her four rounds played in Stage I.

Finished in fifth place while playing as an amateur in the Skafto Open as part of the LET…was tied for first with a 2 under par 67 after the first round…with her second consecutive score of 2 under par 67, she was in fourth place in the standings…had a two-day total of 134 and was only six strokes out of the lead…totaled scores of 67-67-66 for a 7 under par 200 total as she finished in fifth place in the Skafto Open…finished only four strokes out of the lead…was the highest finishing amateur in the tournament…finished in fourth place in the final standings at the 2021 European Ladies Amateur Championships in Italy…was in a tie for fifth place with a 3 under par score of 69 after the first round…was only three strokes behind the leader, Ester Fagersten (also of Sweden), who finished the first 18 holes with a 6 under par score of 66…was in a tie for second place after two rounds of the European Ladies with scores of 69-70=139…was in a tie for second place with scores of 69-70-70 and a three round total of 209 entering the final round…totaled scores of 69-70-70-74 for a four round total of 283…led her team to the title at the 2021 Swedish Team Championships…helped her team to an incredible 29 stroke win and a wire-to-wire victory…her team was ranked first in the team standings with a commanding (+16 strokes) lead after the first two rounds and led by 19 strokes after the third round…totaled a score of 68 in singles play in the second round of the championship (July 15)…carded a 72 in the final round of the championship to help clinch the victory (July 17)…helped lead Sweden to the runners-up spot for the team title at the 2021 European Ladies Team Championships in Northern Ireland (July 6-10)…helped Sweden to fifth place in the team standings after the first round of play…won her doubles match with Ingrid Lindblad to help Sweden to a 4-3 win over Denmark in the quarterfinals of match play…helped Sweden to a 5-2 win over Italy in the semifinals…Sweden fell to England, 5-2, in the championship final match in Flight A of the 2021 European Ladies Team Championships.

Finished with a 3-1 record in her first appearance as a member of the International Tam at the 2021 Arnold Palmer Cup at Rich Harvest Farms in Sugar Grove, Illinois (June 11-13, 2021)…earned wins and points for the International team in the mixed fourball competition, in foursome play on the second day of play and in singles play on the final day…helped secure a point for the World Team in the first round as she teamed with fellow Swede Hugo Townsend of Boise State to win their mixed fourball match by a 4&3 score…worked to secure a second win for the International Team on the second day in the morning foursome play….teamed with Ingrid Lindblad of LSU for a 3&2 win and a 12.5-11.5 lead for the World Team…won her singles match on the final day with a 4&3 victory over Irene Kim of Northwestern University…Team USA rallied on the final day to defeat Wallin and the World Team by a 33-27 margin.

Finished in a tie for 10th place at the Second Annual Augusta National Women’s Amatuer…played in the ANWA for the second time in her career…was in a tie for 14th place with a two-day total of 148 (75-73) and advanced to the third and final round of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur championship…she was just five strokes behind the leader heading into the final round of the tournament, which was be played on the famed Augusta National Golf Course…played consistent golf with scores of 75-73 and held her position in the top-15 of the standings through the first two rounds of competition on the Champions Retreat course…battled the elements on the first day with a weather delay forcing her to finish Wednesday’s first round of play (four holes) on Thursday morning…she then played her second round of 18 holes in the afternoon on Thursday… 1 of only 9 golfers (Wallin, Caterina Don, Kaleigh Telfer, Allisen Corpuz, Rose Zhang, Olivia Mehaffey, Maja Stark, Emma Spitz and Erica Shepherd) who made the weekend cut at the first two ANWA Championships…shot an even par 72 in the final round and finished in a tie for 10th place in the 2021 ANWA Championship…the final round of the championship was played on the famed Augusta National Golf Course…in finishing in a tie for 10th place in the event, Wallin is the only player to finish in the top 10 of the individual standings in the first two ANWA Championships…she finished in a tie for seventh place in the 2019 ANWA…Wallin carded scores of 75-73-72 for a three round total of 4 over par 220…she finished just three strokes out of the lead and was just one of eight golfers who carded a score of par or better in the final round of the championship…finished as one of 12 players in the field of 81 who carded three consecutive scores of 75 or better in all three rounds of 2021 AWNA.

Earned All-American First-Team honors by the WGCA…the 2021 ACC Golfer of the Year…named to the All-ACC team for the second consecutive season…the ACC Championship runner-up with a 7-under par score of 209 in the ACC Championship…the ACC Golfer of the Month for March 2021…the individual champion at the Florida State Match-Up with career-best scores for a three-round tournament (204) and a three-round tournament vs. par (-12)…won her second career individual championship with a 4 under par 212 at the Pinetree Collegiate at the Pinetree Golf Course in Atlanta, Ga…tied the school record for a single round with a career-best score of 65 in the second round of the Pinetree Collegiate…finished her junior season with a career-low stroke average of 70.72 – the second lowest single season scoring average in school history…totaled 23 of 25 rounds scored at 75 or better and 18 of 23 rounds scored at par or better…led the Seminoles with nine rounds scored in the 60’s…finished in a tie for sixth place in the individual standings at the spring season opening Moon Invitational…carded a 1 over par 73 in the first round of the Moon Invitational and was in a tie for 32nd place in the individual standings after the first round of the event…a second round score of 70 in the Moon Invitational gave her a two-round total of 143 and moved her into a tie for 20th place in the individual standings…finished with a 6 under par score of 210 and in a tie for sixth place in the Moon Invitational…a 66 in the first round of the Florida State Match-Up at the Seminole Legacy Golf Course…was in first place in the individual standings as the Seminoles were in first place in the team standings after the first round of the Florida State Match Up…maintained her first place lead after two rounds of the Florida State Match Up with a second round score of 68 and a two-round total of 134…a third consecutive under par score of 70 in the final round allowed her to take a 13 stroke advantage over teammates Amelia Williamson and Charlotte Heath who finished in a tie for second place…in a tie for 4th place at the Valspar Augusta Invitational with scores of 67-71-69 for a three-round total of 9 under par 207…won the individual title at the Pinetree Collegiate with scores of 74-65-73 for a 4 under par total 212…was the second individual win of her career…in first place after two rounds of the Pinetree Invitational with a two round total of 3 under par 139…scores of 74 and 65 in the first two rounds of the event…her score of 65 in the second round of the Pinetree Invitational is tied for the lowest round in school history as well as the lowest in her career…finished in a tie for 32nd place in the LSU Tiger Classic with scores of 78-71-74 for a three round total of 223…finished in second place in the ACC Championship with scores of 67-71-71 for a three-round total of 209…tied the school record with her second place finish in the individual standings of the ACC Championship…was in first place in the individual standings after the first round of the ACC Championship with a score of 67…totaled five birdies in the first round including a birdie on her final hole of the round…her score of 67 in the first round of the ACC Championships is her lowest score in nine career rounds in the conference championship tournament…was in second place in the individual standings after two rounds and scores of 67-71 for a total of 138…was one of four golfers with under par scores in both of the first two rounds of the championship…earned the sixth eagle of her career in the second round of the ACC Championship…helped lead Florida State to a third place finish in the team standings after stroke play which advanced the Seminoles to match play…defeated Emilia Migliaccio of Wake Forest, 2 up, to clinch the Seminoles’ victory over the Demon Deacons in the semifinals of match play in the ACC Championship…her victory clinched the Seminoles 4-1-0 win over Wake Forest and sent the Seminoles to the ACC Match Play championship round against Duke…fell 3&2 to Gina Kim of Duke in in the match play finals of the ACC Championship…Duke defeated Florida State, 5-0, to win the 2021 ACC Championship…finished in a tie for seventh place in the individual standings in the NCAA Louisville Regional Championship to lead Florida State to its first ever NCAA Regional Championship…finished with a 1 under par total of 215 to finish at under par for the sixth time in seven events during the spring 2021 season…in a tie for third place in the individual standings with a 3 under par 69 in the first round of the regional at the University of Louisville Golf Course…her score helped the Seminoles take the first round team lead over Michigan State and UCLA…a second round 71 and a two-day total of 140 put her in a tie for third place in the individual standings after two rounds of play at the 2021 NCAA Louisville Regional Championship…finished in a tie for ninth place in the individual standings of the 2021 NCAA Championship Finals…helped lead Florida State to a school-record best ninth place finish in the final standings of the 2021 NCAA Championship Finals — one stroke and one place out of sending the Seminoles to match play for the first time in school history…totaled scores of 73-71-76-68 for a four round total of even par 288…her score of 68 in the fourth round tied Florida State’s single round record for the NCAA Championship Finals…in a tie for 19th place in the individual standings with a 1 over par 73 after the first round of the NCAA Division I Championship Finals at the Grayhawk Golf Club in Scottsdale, Ariz…the Seminoles were in 11th place in the team standings after the first round of play…in a tie for 11th place in the individual standings after a second round score of 71 and a 144 two-round total…helped Florida State to a fourth place standing after two rounds…in a tie for 34th place in the individual after three rounds with scores of 73-71-76 for a three round total of 220…helped Florida State to an eighth place standing after three rounds and into the pivotal fourth round of stroke play at the NCAA Championship Finals…averaged a career-low 70.72 strokes in 25 rounds during eight events.

Played in the 2020 U.S. Women’s Open Championship at the Champions Club in Houston…carded scores of 75-75 and finished with an 8-over par total of 150…totaled one birdie (hole No. 9) in the first round and two birdies (holes No. 6 and 7) in the second round…the 12th highest finishing amateur in the championship.

Helped lead Sweden to Championship of the 2020 European Team Championships at the Uppsala Golf Club in Wallin’s home country of Sweden…the title marked the third time she played in the event and the third time she has helped Sweden to the championship…finished in third place in the 2020 Stockholm Amateur…finished the event with a two under par score of 205…she finished just one stroke outside of the lead after carding a 65 in the final round of the championship…finished in second place in the Golf Uppsala Open in the Nordic Golf League with scores of 67-73-71 for an eight under par total of 211…a second place finish in the Junior Swedish Championship…a second place finish at the Golfhäftet Varberg Championship in the Nordic Golf League…finished at 16 under par score of 200 with scores of 68-58-64…competing for her home country of Sweden for the third consecutive season at the European Ladies Team Championships (Sept. 9-12, 2020)…finished in a tie for 23rd place in the one round of strokeplay with a score of 75…helped Sweden qualify as the No. 5 ranked team for Flight A of matchplay…teamed with Linn Grant in the first round of matchplay to earn a 5&4 win over Italy’s Benedetta Moresco and Anna Zanusso…Sweden defeated Italy by a 2-1 score in the quarterfinals of matchplay…Wallin teamed with Maja Stark in the semifinals of matchplay to gain a 3&1 win over Gennie Lee and Lily Huerlman of Switzerland…Sweden defeated Switzerland by a 3-0 score in the semifinals of the team competition…Sweden defeated Germany 2-1 to win the Championship of the European Ladies Team Championship on September 12…teamed again with Maja Stark in the finals to defeat Alexandra Fosterling and Helen Tamy Kreuzer by a 4&3 margin to help Sweden claim their third consecutive championship.

Earned All-American Honorable Mention Honors as named by the Women’s Golf Coaches Association and Golfweek…a member of Florida State’s lineup in three events during its shortened spring schedule – the IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate Invitational, the Florida State Match-Up and the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate…the Seminoles’ leading golfer with a 72.00 stroke average…season-best single round score of 66 came in the third round of the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate…season-best three round tournament score (210) and three-round tournament score vs. par (-10) came as she finished in a tie for fourth place in the individual standings at the season-opening IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate…her season-best finish of second place came in leading the Seminoles to a second place finish at the Florida State Match-Up…led the Seminoles with five rounds scored at par or better and eight scores totaled at 75 or better…totaled three consecutive top-10 finishes…led the Seminoles on the leaderboard at the Florida State Match-Up (second place) and in the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate (tied for seventh place)…fourth career eagle as a Seminole came in the first round of the IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate…finished in a tie for fourth place in the individual standings at the IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate Invitational…scored a team-low 68 in the first round of the Guadalajara Invitational and was in a tie for second place in the individual standings after the first round of the tournament…a 72 in the second round and a two-round total of 140 had her in fifth place at the IJGA Collegiate…a 6 under par score of 210 gave her a second career top-five individual finish (tied for fourth) at the IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate….totaled scores of 68-72-70 to finish under par for the seventh time in her career and lead the Seminoles to a tied for fifth place finish in the team standings…scores of 75-72 for a two-round total of 147 and in second place in the individual standings after two rounds of the Florida State Match-Up…only four strokes out of first place entering the final round of the tournament…a season-best second place finish with scores of 75-72-73 for a three round total of 220 at the Florida State Match-Up…finished four strokes over par and eight strokes off of the lead…helped Florida State to a second place team finish in the event…her first round score of 74 at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate had her in a tie for 21st place in the individual standings…a two-round total of 152 had her in a tie for 45th with 18 holes remaining to be played…carded a season-best score of 66 in the third round and finished in a tie for seventh place in the individual standings — her third consecutive top-10 finish…carded five birdies and scored no holes higher than par as she earned her season-best score for a single round as a Seminole…averaged 72.00 strokes in nine rounds during three events.

Won both of her matches in helping lead Florida State over Virginia, 7.5-1.5, in a dual match between the Seminoles and the Cavaliers at the Bay Point Golf Club in Panama City, Fla…teamed with Kathleen Sumner for a 1-up victory over Virginia Bossi and Julia Ford, 1-up, in the morning Greensome matches…earned a 2&1 win over Celeste Valinho in the afternoon’s head-to-head matches.

Played in the 2019  Spirit International Amateur Championship (November 7-9) at the Whispering Pines Golf Club in Trinity, Tex…the competition brings the best amateur golfers from 19 countries and six continents to compete for a team championship…it is a 54-hole four-play stroke play competition, with three playing categories: international team, men’s team and women’s team…Wallin represented her home country of Sweden at the event…was in a tie for second in the individual standings after the first round of the championship…the Swedish Women were in a tie for fifth place in the women’s team standings while the combined men’s and women’s teams from Sweden were in fifth place in the team standings after play on Day 1…was in a tie for seventh place in the individual women’s standings after the second day of play…the Swedish Women were in seventh in the team standings and the combined men’s and women’s teams were in a tie for fourth place after two rounds of play…finished in a tie for 15th place in the final individual standings of the Spirit International Championship…helped lead the Swedish Women’s Team to a 10th place finish and the combined men’s and women’s teams to a sixth place finish.

One of two Seminoles (also Amelia Williamson) to play in all four fall events for the Seminoles…led the Seminoles with 11 single round scores at 75 or better…season-low for a single round score with a 68 in the first round of the Cougar Classic…third career top-10 finish (tied for 7th) came at the fall season opening Cougar Classic…was in a tie for third place in the individual standings after the first 18 holes of the Cougar Classic with her season-low score of 68…in second place in the individual standings after two rounds of the Cougar Classic with a two-round total of 138 (68-70)…carded a 1 over par 73 in the final round of the Cougar Classic…finished with 5 under par total of 211…finished with season-best scores for a tournament (211) and a tournament score vs. par (-5) while earning her third career top-10 finish…in a tie for 19th place in the individual standings after a first round 72 in the Schooner Fall Classic…a two-round total of 147 had her in a tie for 49th place in the individual standings…finished in a tie for 48th place in the Schooner Fall Classic with a 219 total…carded scores of 72-75-72 in the three-round event…a 2 under par total of 69 in the first round of the Jim West Challenge had her in a tie for 18th place in the individual standings…in a tie for 33rd place after two rounds of the tournament with scores of 69-74 for a 36-hole total of 143…finished in a tie for 43rd place with scores of 69-74-76 and a 3 over par total of 219 at the Jim West Challenge…a 2 over par 74 and in a tie for 40th place after the first round of play in the Landfall Tradition…a two-round total of 147 and was in a tie for 34th place in the individual standings…finished the Landfall Tradition in a tie for 31st place with a 4 over par total of 220…totaled scores of 74-73-73 and was a total of two strokes over par in the final two rounds…averaged 72.42 strokes in 12 rounds during four tournaments.

Helped her teams win the European and Swedish Team Championships during the month of July…propelled Sweden to the title in the 2019 European Ladies Team Championships in Italy…led her team to the title in the Swedish Team Championships…advanced to the quarterfinals of match play at the British Women’s Amateur at Royal County Down in Northern Ireland…a counted score of 73 and was in a tie for 58th in the individual standings, and helped Sweden into third place in the team standings after the round one of the European Ladies Team Championship…finished in a tie for 51st place in the individual standings with scores of 73-74=147…helped lead Sweden to a second place finish in the team standings and allowed her country to move forward in Flight A of three rounds of match play beginning…Sweden defeated England, 5.5-1.5, in the first round of match play…teamed with Sara Kjellker to defeat Lyly May Humphreys and Alice Hewson of England on the 20th hole to help Sweden advance to the semifinals…earned two wins as Sweden defeated Germany, 6-1, to advance to the championship finals…teamed with Maja Stark to gain a 19th hole victory over Germany’s Sophie Hausmann and Sophia Zeeb in doubles competition…gained a 3&2 victory over Polly Mack in singles play…Sweden defeated Spain, 5-2, for the European Ladies Team Championship…paired with Seminole teammate Frida Kinhult to win their doubles match by 2 holes over Spain’s Elena Haulde and Maria Herraez Galvez…halved her singles match with Teresa Toscao as the match was ended when Sweden had clinched the championship…a quarterfinalist in match play at the British Women’s Amateur at Royal County Down in Northern Ireland…shot a 1 over par 74 and was in a tie for 22nd place after the first round of stroke play…shot an even par 73 in the second round and finished in seventh place in stroke play with a 147 total for the two rounds played…defeated Charlotte Lautier of France in 19 holes in the first round of match play…advanced to the round of 32 with a 4&3 victory over Aine Donegan on Ireland in the second round of match play…moved round of 16 of match play as she defeated Fiona Liddell of Scotland by a 6&4 score…fell in the quarterfinals of the British Am by 1 hole to Emily Toy of England.

Earned All-America Honorable Mention honors from Golfweek and All-ACC Honors as one of the top players in the top conferences in the nation…a member of Florida State’s lineup in all seven events of the spring season and each of the 11 events for the Seminoles during her freshman year…played in her first ACC Championship, her first NCAA Regional Championship and her first NCAA Championship Finals events…finished third on the team with her 73.70 stroke average…totaled nearly half of her rounds at par or better (15 of 31, .484 percent)…carded a 2-under par 69 in the first round of the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate at the Long Cove Club in Hilton Head…finished in a tie for 22nd place in the individual standings to help Florida State win the team title at the Darius Rucker Intercollegiate…scores of 69-78-72 for a 219 total (+6) helped the Seminoles win their first title of the 2018-19 fall and spring seasons…finished in a tie for third place in the individual standings to earn the best finish of her freshman season at the Evans Derby Experience…totaled her best score (215) and the best score versus par (-1) of the spring season in helping the Seminoles to the team title at the Auburn University event…totaled scores of 72-71-72 to tie for the team lead with fellow freshman Frida Kinhult…played in the Clemson Invitational directly after playing in three rounds and advancing to the championship round of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur…carded a team-leading 68 as she birdied the final three holes in the first round of the Clemson Invitational…her score of 68 in the first round of the Clemson Invitational was her season-low score for a single-round…in a tie for 2nd place in the individual standings after the first 18 holes of play…finished in a tie for 13th place and as Florida State’s leader in the individual standings in the rain shortened Clemson Invitational…the event was shortened to two rounds after rain washed out the majority of the third and final round…an even par score of 72 in the first round of the 2019 ACC Championship at the Grandover Resort in Greensboro, N.C. had her in a tie for 11th place in the individual standings…was in a tie for 18th place in the individual standings at the ACC Championship after two rounds with a total of 147…finished in a tie for 10th place in the individual standings of the ACC Championship with a 71 in the final round and a 1 over par 217 total…tied for the team lead with a 1 under par 71 in the first round of the 2019 NCAA Auburn Regional Championship…was in a tie for fourth place after the first 18 holes with her score of 71 in her first regional championship…a second round score of 73 and a two round total of 144 had her in a tie for ninth place in the individual standings of NCAA Auburn Regional Championship…finished in a tied for 13th in the individual standings to lead Florida State to a second place finish in the team standings at the NCAA Auburn Regional Championship…carded a 73 in the final round for a 1 over par total of 217…helped lead Florida State to the NCAA Championship Finals at the Blessings Golf Club in Fayetteville, Ark…a second round score of 73 in the NCAA Championships Finals gave her a 153 total for the first 36 holes of the event…finished in a tie for 36th place in the NCAA Championship Finals with scores of 80-73-76 for a three-round total of 229…her score of 76 in the third round of the NCAA Championships included the third eagle of her Florida State career…her play helped Florida State finish in 12th place in the team — only the seventh time in school history the Seminoles had finished in the top 15 of the final standings at the NCAA Championship Finals…averaged 73.70 strokes in 31 rounds during 11 tournaments.

Finished in a tie for 7th place in the individual standings with scores of 71-74-71 for an even par total of 216 as she played in the historic Augusta National Women’s Amateur Championship at Augusta National…carded a 1 under par 71 as was in a tie for eighth place in the individual standings after the first round of the championship on the Island and Bluff Nines at the Champions Retreat Golf Club…carded a 2 over par 74 in the second round to move into a tie for 11th place in the individual standings and advance to the third and final round of the championship…advanced to play in the final round among a group of 30 on the famed Augusta National Course on Championship…birdied three of her final five holes of the third round to finish under par on the world’s most famous golf course.

One of four Seminoles to play in all four events during the fall season – the Cougar Fall Classic, the Schooner Fall Classic, the Stanford Intercollegiate and the Jim West Challenge…the Seminoles’ second leading golfer with a 71.09 stroke average and seven rounds scored at par or better…a 68 in the first round of the Schooner Fall Classic was tied for the best single-round score of her first season…totaled three rounds with scores in the 60’s — the second highest total on the team for the fall season…Florida State’s team leader with two eagles – one in the Stanford Intercollegiate and one in the Jim West Challenge…earned two top-15 finishes (tied for 12^th in the Jim West Challenge and tied for 13^th in the Stanford Intercollegiate) and two more top-30 finishes (in the Cougar Fall Classic and the Schooner Fall Classic)…a total of 4 strokes under par for the four matches she played in during the season…under par in three of the Seminoles’ four events — -2 at the Cougar Fall Classic, -2 at the Jim West Challenge and -1 at the Schooner Fall Classic…finished in a season-best tied for 12th place in the individual standings with a 2 under par total of 214 at the Jim West Challenge…carded a 3 under par 69 in the final round of the Jim West Challenge… scores of 75-70 for a two round total of 145 in the first two rounds of the Jim West Challenge had her in a tie for 22nd place in the individual standings…finished in a tie for 13th place at the Stanford Intercollegiate to earn her first top-15 finish as a Seminole…carded scores of 74-69-71 for a 1 over par total of 214 to finish second among her Florida State teammates…finished in a tie for 13th place at the Stanford Intercollegiate to earn her second top-15 finish as a Seminole…carded her season-low score with a 3 under par 68 in the first round of the Schooner Fall Classic…was in a tie for eighth place in the individual standings after the first 18 holes of the Schooner Fall Classic with her score of 68…finished at 1 under par and in a tie for 28th place in the Schooner Fall Classic…averaged 71.09 strokes in 11 rounds during four tournaments.

Advanced to the round of 16 in match play at the U.S. Amateur Championship at the Country Club of Tennessee…finished in a tie for 33rd place with a 1 under par score of 141 during two rounds of stroke play (70-71)…defeated Stephanie Lau of the United States, 2 & 1, in the first round of match play…topped No. 6 seed Suzuka Yamaguchi of Japan, 1 Up, in the round of 32 before falling to Gurleen Kaur of the United States by a 2 & 1 margin…helped lead Sweden to a tied for 11th place team finish in the 2018 World Amateur Team Championships in Ireland…finished tied for 72nd in the individual standings at the 2018 World Amateur Team Championships…finished at 9 over par in the WATC with scores of 80-71-76-72=299.

Completed her high school degree requirements at the upper secondary school of Korrespondensgymnasiet in her native Sweden in 2018…won the individual title at the European ANNIKA Invitational in 2016…placed second in Skandia Lady Junior Open in 2016, second at the French International Ladies Amateur Stroke Play Championship in 2016, second in the French International Lady Juniors in 2016 and 2017 and second in the Skandia Junior Open in 2017…finished third in the 2017 Portuguese International Ladies Championship…finished in the top-10 of the ANNIKA Invitational USA presented by Rolex in 2018 and finished in the top-five at the 2018 French International U21 Championship…advanced to the match play portion of the 2017 Ladies British Open Amateur Championship where she fell to Leona Maguire in the match play round of 16…teamed with current Florida State freshman Frida Kinhult on the Swedish National Team that won the 2017 European Girl’s Championship in Finland…the Seminole pair also teamed to play on Team Europe in the 2017 Junior Solheim Cup – an event that was played on American soil in Iowa.

Born April 5, 1999…Beatrice is the daughter of Veronika and Christer Wallin…lists her favorite golfer as Annika Sorenstam…her favorite club is her putter…began playing golf at age six…graduated from Florida State University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Humanities on APril 29, 2022.

Driver: Ping G400. Wood: Ping G400. Hybrid: Ping G400. Irons: Ping i200. Wedges: Ping Glide 2.0. Putter: Scotty Cameron. Ball: Titleist Pro V1. Favorite Club: My Putter. Ball Marker: Series of Dots.

• Round: 65 (Pinetree Collegiate, Spring 2021)
• 36 Holes: 134 (Florida State Match-Up, Spring 2021)
• Tournament Score: 204 (Florida State Match-Up, Spring 2021)
• Tournament Score vs Par: -12 (Florida State Match-Up, Spring 2021)
• Best Finish: 1 (Florida State Match-Up, Spring 2021) (Piinetree Collegiate, Spring 2021) (NCAA Tallahassee Regional Champioship, Spring 2022)
• Top 5 Finishes: 10 (Last: T2: Valspar Augusta Invitational, Spring 2022)
• Top 10 Finishes: 17  (Last: T7: Florida State Match Up, Spring 2022)
• Top 15 Finishes: 24 (Last: T13, NCAA Championship Finals, Spring 2022)
• Top 20 Finishes: 23 (Last: T19: Landfall Tradition, Fall 2021)

• Spring 2019, Evans Derby Experience (T3)
• Spring 2019, Clemson Invitational (T13)
• Fall 2019, Cougar Classic (T7)
• Spring 2020, Florida State Match-Up (2)
• Spring 2020, Darius Rucker Intercollegiate (T7)
• Spring 2021, Florida State Match-Up (1)
• Spring 2021, Valspar Augusta Invitational (T4)
• Spring 2021, Pinetree Collegiate (1)
• Spring 2021, ACC Championships (2)
• Spring 2021, NCAA Championship Finals (T9)
• Spring 2021, Valspar Augusta Invitational (T2)
• Spring 2022, NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship (1)
• Spring 2022, NCAA Championship Finals (T13)

• First Round: 65 (Pinetree Collegiate, Spring 2021)
• Second Round: 68 (Florida State Match-Up, Spring 2021)
• Third Round: 66 (Darius Rucker Intercollegiate, Spring 2020)
• Fourrth Round: 68 (NCAA Championship Finals, Spring 2021)

• Fall 2018, Stanford Intercollegiate, Third Round, Hole 12, Oct. 21, 2018
• Fall 2018, Jim West Challenge, First Round, Hole 17, Oct. 28, 2018
• Spring 2019, NCAA Championship Finals, Third Round, Hole 7, May 20, 2019
• Spring 2020, IJGA Guadalajara Collegiate, First Round, Hole 1, Feb. 16, 2020
• Spring 2021, LSU Tiger Classic, First Round, Hole 6, April 6, 2021
• Spring 2021, ACC Championship, Second Round, Hole 5, April 15, 2021
• Spring 2022, Moon Invitational, Third Round, Hole 18, February 22, 2022
• Spring 2022, NCAA Tallahassee Regional, First Round, Hole 14, May 9, 2022
• Spring 2022, NCAA Tallahassee Regional, Second Round, Hole 4, May 10, 2022

• 65, 2nd Round, Pinetree Collegiate, Spring 2021
• 66, 3rd Round, Darius Rucker Intercollegiate, Spring 2020
• 66, 1st Round, Florida State Match-Up, Spring 2021
• 67: 3rd Round, Moon Invitational, Spring 2021
• 67: 1st Round, Valspar Augusta Invitational, Spring 2021
• 67: 1st Round, ACC Championships, Spring 2021
• 67, 2nd Round, Valspar Augusta Invitational, Spring, 2022
• 68: 1st Round, Schooner Fall Classic, Fall 2018
• 68, 1st Round, Clemson Invitational, Spring 2019
• 68: 2nd Round, Cougar Classic, Fall 2019
• 68, 1st Round, IJGA Collegiate, Spring 2020
• 68, 2nd Round, Florida State Match-Up, Spring 2021
• 68, 4th Round, NCAA Championship Finals, Spring 2021
• 68, 3rd round, Moon Invitational, Spring 2022
• 69: 2nd Round, Stanford Intercollegiate, Fall 2018
• 69: 3rd Round, Jim West Challenge, Fall 2018
• 69: 1st Round, Darius Rucker Intercollegiate, Spring 2019
• 69: 1st Round, Jim West Challenge, Fall 2019
• 69: 3rd Round, Valspar Augusta Invitational, Spring 2021
• 69: 1st Round, NCAA Louisville Regional Championship, Spring 2021
• 69: 1st Round, Schooner Fall Classic, Fall 2021
• 69: 1st Round, NCAA Tallahassee Regional Championship, Spring 2022

• Feb. 20, 2020 vs. Celeste Valinho, Virginia, W, 2&1
• April 17, 2021 vs. Emilia Magliaccio, Wake Forest, W, 2UP
• April 18, 2021 vs. Gina Kim, Duke, L, 3&2
• Oct. 5, 2021 vs. Alexandra Fosterling, Arizona State, L, 1 UP
• April 4, 2022 vs. Keeryttriya Foocharoen, Virginia Tech, W, 6&4
• April 16, 2022 vs. Rylie Heflin, Duke, Tied
• April 17, 2022 vs. Virunpat Olknkikunchi, Wake Forest, L, 2&1
• May 24, 2022 vs. Adela Cernousek, Texas A&M, L, 19 Holes