– Born May 2, 1991, in Salt Lake City, Utah

– No. 2,330 in World Amateur Golf Ranking™

– Earned the No. 50 seed in match play by shooting 85-72 in stroke play

– Defeated 2015 Women’s Mid-Amateur champion Lauren Greenlief, 3 and 2, in the Round of 16

– Playing in her fifth USGA championship and first Women’s Mid-Amateur

– All-Big Sky Conference selection at Weber State University

– Won four Utah Women’s State Amateurs, including the 2017 title

– Three-time Utah Golf Association Player of the Year

– Membership director for Utah Golf Association

– Born May 24, 1991, in Dover, Del.

– Not ranked in World Amateur Golf Ranking™

– Earned No. 10 seed with rounds of 74-72 in stroke play

– Defeated 2017 U.S. Senior Women’s Amateur runner-up Terrill Samuel in Round of 32

– Competing in her first Women’s Mid-Amateur and second USGA championship

– Member of Radford University golf team from 2012-14

– Earned a doctorate in physical therapy from Marymount University

– Physical therapist who specializes in orthopedic and sports-related injuries

– Once invited to play golf with NBA owner and five-time league MVP Michael Jordan

– Born Aug. 4, 1988, in St. Paul, Minn.

– No. 1,407 in World Amateur Golf Ranking™

– Earned No. 28 seed with rounds of 76-76 in stroke play

– Won Round-of-16 match in 20 holes and defeated No. 5 seed in Round of 32

– Advanced to semifinals in last year’s Women’s Mid-Amateur

– Competed in 16 USGA championships, including five Women’s Mid-Amateurs

– Serves on the board of directors of the Minnesota Golf Association

– Won two Missouri Valley Conference titles while playing at Drake University

– Operates her own graphic design studio and coaches a high school golf team

– Born April 16, 1959, in Pontiac, Mich.

– No. 2,457 in World Amateur Golf Ranking™

– Earned No. 56 seed with rounds of 79-79 in stroke play

– Defeated four-time Women’s Mid-Amateur champion Meghan Stasi in Round of 16

– Played in 41 USGA championships, including 20 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateurs

– Advanced to the Women’s Mid-Amateur quarterfinals for first time

– One of six players in field who played in 1998 Women’s Mid-Amateur at Champions G.C.

– Inducted into Michigan Golf Hall of Fame in 2004

– Five-time Florida Women’s State Golf Association Senior Player of the Year

– Works as a financial assistant

– Born Nov. 5, 1987, in Portland, Ore.

– No. 1,738 in World Amateur Golf Ranking™

– Earned No. 43 seed with rounds of 79-76 in stroke play

– Defeated 2009 Women’s Mid-Amateur champion Martha Leach in Round of 16

– Advanced to Women’s Mid-Amateur quarterfinals for the second consecutive year

– Competed in seven USGA championships, including four Women’s Mid-Amateurs

– Twice chosen Pacific Northwest Golf Association Women’s Mid-Amateur Player of the Year

– All-Western Athletic Conference selection at the University of Idaho

– Spent two years in Japan teaching English in an exchange program

– Contractor for a family-owned heating and cooling company

– Born Dec. 15, 1982, in Sioux Falls, S.D.

– No. 2,538 in World Amateur Golf Ranking™

– Earned No. 4 seed with rounds of 69-74 in stroke play

– Defeated Dawn Woodard, 2 and 1, in the Round of 16

– Runner-up to Julia Potter in 2016 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur

– Competed in 11 USGA championships, including four Women’s Mid-Amateurs

– First female in South Dakota Golf Association history to win the state Women’s Amateur, Girls’ Junior, Two-Woman and Women’s Match Play titles during a career

– All-Big Ten Conference selection at Indiana University

– 2016 Women’s Golf Association of Massachusetts Player of the Year

– Works in sales for Ping Golf

– Born Jan. 23, 1992, in Davis, Calif.

– Not ranked in World Amateur Golf Ranking™

– Earned No. 3 seed with rounds of 72-70 in stroke play

– Rallied to defeat 2016 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur champion Julia Potter in Round of 16

– Came from behind in Round of 32 to defeat Leigh Klasse in 20 holes

– Fourth-youngest player in the 2017 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur field

– Advanced to Round of 16 in 2015 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball with partner Lila Barton

– Member of Stanford University golf team from 2010-14

– Her mother, Gigi, was an All-America gymnast at UCLA and a 1984 Olympian for Team Canada

– Works in corporate development for a financial services company

– Born Aug. 21, 1990, in Wilmington, N.C.

– No. 1,466 in World Amateur Golf Ranking™

– Earned No. 17 seed with rounds of 75-74 in stroke play

– Left-handed player defeated Mallory Hetzel, 4 and 3, in the Round of 16

– Competed in nine USGA championships, including three Women’s Mid-Amateurs

– Has played in two U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Balls (2016, 2017)

– Member of the University of Alabama’s 2012 NCAA championship golf team

– Also played for two years at Oklahoma State University

– Handles real estate and purchasing for a medical products company