- The oldest remaining player in the field, she is playing in her eighth U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur, advancing to the quarterfinals in 2009

- A member of the USA Curtis Cup Teams in 1978 and 1988, she also served as captain in 2012

- Starting with the 1971 U.S. Girls’ Junior, she has played in more than 60 USGA championships, including eight U.S. Women’s Opens, and her best finish was runner-up in the 1987 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur (she finished as a semifinalist in that championship in 1992 and 1999)

- She advanced to the semifinals of the 1976 and 1982 U.S. Women’s Amateurs

- She captured the Women's Western Amateur in 1990, is a two-time winner of the California Amateur Championship, and three-time champion of the San Francisco City Championship

- The associate chair of education in the department of medicine at the University of California-San Francisco, she has recently narrowed her clinical work to non-malignant hematology at UCSF Medical Center while also working in the School of Medicine to redesign the medical student’s curriculum

- In 2016, she was inducted into the Stanford Athletics Hall of Fame

- A walk-on member of the Stanford women’s golf team, she helped the team win conference championships in 1975 and 1976 before graduating from Stanford in 1976 and the Medical College of Pennsylvania in 1980

- She and her husband, Michael Iker, have two daughters: Annemarie and Theresa

    Path to the quarterfinals

-   Stroke play: 80-79—159 (T-35th)

-   Round of 64: defeated Akemi Nakata Khaiat, 19 holes

-   Round of 32: defeated Caryn Wilson, 1 up

-   Round of 16: defeated Brenda Pictor, 3 and 2

- The youngest remaining player in the field, she’s playing in her first U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur

- Member of New Jersey’s winning team in the 2013 USGA Women’s State Team Championship

- A reinstated amateur since 1999, she played in four U.S. Women’s Opens in the early 1990s

- Her former LPGA Tour caddie, Rick Kropf, has carried for her in all of her USGA championship appearances, except the 2015 U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball

- Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association board member

- 2015 and 2017 New Jersey State Golf Association (NJSGA) Women’s Mid-Amateur champion

- 2016 NJSGA Women’s Player of the Year

- Received the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association Mary Bea Porter Humanitarian Award in 1994 for performing CPR on a spectator who suffered a heart attack while she was playing in the LPGA Toledo Jamie Farr Classic

- A member of the women’s golf team, she graduated from the University of New Mexico in 1989 and now works as a consultant

    Path to the quarterfinals

-   Stroke play: 76-74—150 (5th)

-   Round of 64: defeated Julie McMullin, 1 up

-   Round of 32: defeated Kim Eaton, 2 and 1

-   Round of 16: defeated Leigh Klasse, 5 and 3

- No. 1,255 in the Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking™

- The only remaining USGA champion of 13 initially in the field, she won the 2005 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur becoming the first and most recent Canadian to win the championship

- She is the most-recent USGA champion from Canada, male or female

- Playing in her seventh U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur, she has always qualified for match play, and her best finish was in 2010 when she made it to the semifinals and lost 1 up to eventual champion Mina Hardin

- Played for Canada in eight Women’s World Amateur Team Championships, helping the team win in 1998; her other appearances were in 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2006, and she served as a non-playing captain in 2008

- Four-time Canadian Women’s Amateur champion (1993, 1996, 1999 and 2004) and three-time Canadian Senior Women’s Amateur champion (2010, 2011 and 2013)

- Six-time Quebec and five-time Ontario Women’s Amateur champion

- Won 12 Ontario Women’s Mid-Amateur Championships

- Member of the Canadian Women’s National Team from 1990-2006

- Inducted into the Ontario, Canadian and Quebec Golf halls of fame in 2006, 2007 and 2011, respectively

- Retired from the Golf Association of Ontario in in January 2016 after working for seven years on their sport performance team

- A member of the women’s golf team, she graduated from Florida International University in 1983

- She has two daughters, Kelly and Robin

    Path to the quarterfinals

-   Stroke play: 75-80—155 (T-17th)

-   Round of 64: defeated M.K. Thanos-Zordani, 4 and 2

-   Round of 32: defeated Marie-Therese Torti, 20 holes

-   Round of 16: defeated Sherry Smith, 7 and 6

- No. 900 in the Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking

- Playing in her fourth U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur Championship (2016, quarterfinalist and medalist; 2015, round of 16; 2014, runner-up)

- Semifinalist in the 2000 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur, she lost to eventual champion Ellen Port

- Claimed the 2016 Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur, Women’s Mid-Master and Senior Women’s titles in the same week in Alberta

- 2015 and 2016 Senior Women’s North & South Champion

- 2016 Ontario Senior Women’s champion

- A registered nurse, she graduated from the Mack School of Nursing in 1982

- She and her husband, Manny, have three children, Michael, Drew and Emma; recorded a hole-in-one when she was 8½ months pregnant with her oldest son, Michael

    Path to the quarterfinals

-   Stroke play: 75-76—151 (T-6th)

-   Round of 64: defeated Jen Holland, 6 and 4

-   Round of 32: defeated Martha Leach (2009 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur champion), 5 and 4

-   Round of 16: defeated Sherry Herman (2009 U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur champion), 2 up

- No. 2,033 in the Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking

- She is playing in her third U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur, previously advancing to the Round of 16 (2008) and Round of 32 (2009)

- Five-time winner of the British Columbia Women’s Amateur and British Columbia Senior Women’s Amateur, and a three-time British Columbia Women’s Mid-Amateur champion

- Finished runner-up in the 2000 Canadian Women’s Amateur

- Won the 2007 Canadian Women’s Mid-Amateur and finished runner-up in 2008

- In 2008 and 2009, she won both the Canadian Senior Women’s Amateur and Pacific Northwest Golf Association (PNGA) Senior Women’s Amateur, earning Senior Women’s Amateur player-of-the-year honors from both associations

- Member of the Golf Hall of Fame of British Columbia (2009), Okanagan Sports Hall of Fame (2012) and the PNGA Hall of Fame (2017)

- She and her husband, Pat, have two children, Robert and Janine, and formerly owned the Hollies Executive Golf Course in Canada

    Path to the quarterfinals

-   Stroke play: 80-79—159 (T-35th)

-   Round of 64: defeated Julie Massa, 4 and 3

-   Round of 32: defeated Andrea Kraus (2016 U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur runner-up), 3 and 2

-   Round of 16: defeated Mina Hardin (2010 U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur champion), 2 and 1

- No. 2,470 in the Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking

- Has played in more than 30 USGA championships with her best finish in the 2007 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur, where she was a semifinalist and lost to eventual champion Meghan (Bolger) Stasi

- Playing in her seventh U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur, her previous best finish was the Round of 16 in 2013

- Won the Rhode Island Women’s Amateur in 1995, 2005 and 2015

- Won the 2015 Rhode Island Senior Women’s Amateur and New England Women’s Golf Association Senior Women’s Amateur

- She and fellow U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur competitor LeeAnn Lewis, of West Gilgo Beach, N.Y., who met each other on the golf course, travel the world together to hike mountains

- Graduated from the University of Denver in 1981

- She and her husband, Jef, have two daughters, Sydney and Annie

    Path to the quarterfinals

-   Stroke play: 76-79—155 (T-17th)

-   Round of 64: defeated Anna Schultz (2007 U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur champion), 2 and 1

-   Round of 32: defeated Jane Fitzgerald, 19 holes

-   Round of 16: defeated Lynne Cowan, 5 and 4

- No. 1,776 in the Women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking

- Playing in her sixth U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur, her previous best finish was in 2014 when she made it to the Round of 32

- Won the Canadian Senior Women’s Amateur in 2012 and 2015

- Won the Ontario Women’s Mid-Amateur in 2010 and the Ontario Senior Women’s Amateur in 2011

- A teacher in the Toronto District School Board, she also coaches high school volleyball

- Graduated from the University of Toronto in 1985

    Path to the quarterfinals

-   Stroke play: 79-81—160 (T-43rd)

-   Round of 64: defeated Terri Frohnmayer (2011 U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur champion), 1 up

-   Round of 32: defeated Liz Waynick, 20 holes

-   Round of 16: defeated Carolyn Creekmore (2004 U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur champion), 2 up

- Playing in her third U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur, she made it as far as the Round of 64 in both 2015 and 2016

- Her best finish in a USGA championship is in the 2016 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur, when she made it to the semifinals before losing to eventual champion Julia Potter

- A reinstated amateur as of 2014, she was the leading money winner on the LPGA’s Futures Tour – now known as the Symetra Tour – in 1996, and played on the LPGA Tour in 1997

- Her three daughters, Mason, Lola and Scarlett, are competitive surfers who have won several Hawaii State Surfing Championships and national competitions; they surf for the Margaritaville Surf Team captained by Jimmy Buffet

- Graduated from the University of South Florida in 1989

    Path to the quarterfinals

-   Stroke play: 81-76—157 (T-29th)

-   Round of 64: defeated Susan Rheney, 5 and 4

-   Round of 32: defeated Corey Weworski (2004 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur champion), 2 and 1

-   Round of 16: defeated Ellen Port (seven-time USGA champion), 6 and 5