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| The Moberg File |
| Parents: Helen & Patrik Moberg |
| Birthday: April 23, 1996. |
| Major: Media Studies |
| Honors |
WGCA All-American Scholar
2018
WGCA All-Region
2016, 2017, 2018
MIAA Academic Honor Roll
2016, 2017, 2018
All-MIAA
2018 (1st Team)
2017 (1st Team)
2016 (1st Team)
MIAA Golfer of the Week
April 12, 2017
October 21, 2015 |
| Statistics |
2018
2017
2016 |
Junior (2017-18)
- Finished in the top-20 in nine of 11 events for the RiverHawks and fielded a team low 77.21 stroke average
- Named to All-MIAA First Team and was WGCA All-Region
- Finished runner-up at the MIAA Women's Championship with a 233 (78-79-76)
- Top-5 finish at the Diffee Ford-Lincoln Invite (March 5-6)
- Was 745-152 against fellow golfers
- Named to MIAA Academic Honor Roll
- WGCA All-American Scholar
Sophomore (2016-17)
- Named to All-MIAA First Team, and had seven top-10 finishes in 12 events for the RiverHawks
- Won Central Region Preview (72-73=145)
- Had 12 top-20 finishes and a 76.3 stroke average in 23 rounds
- Had 77th lowest stroke average in NCAA Division II Women's Golf
- Birdied on 51 holes which was T-61 most in NCAA Division II Women's Golf
- Tied for fifth at the Western Washington Invite (73-78=151)
- Placed T-6th at the MIAA Championship (79-82-82=243)
Freshman (2015-16)
- Competed in all 12 events during her first year at Northeastern State
- Landed on the All-MIAA First Team
- Posted a stroke average of 76.3 in 28 rounds
- No. 8-ranked golfer in the Central Region and 71st in the nation
- Became the fifth women’s golfer in school history to finish inside the top 15 at the NCAA Championship, tying for 15th at 9-over 297 (74-75-80-68) and carded the second-lowest individual round in school history at the tournament
- Registered five top-10 efforts and eight top-20 performances
- Helped the RiverHawks win the MIAA Championship and finish second at the NCAA Central Super Regional
- Tied for first at the MIAA Fall Preview at 148 (73-75)
- Tied for second at the the Western Washington Invitational with a score of even-par 146 (74-72)
High School
- One of two girls born in 1996 to be selected for the Swedish national golf high school in Uppsala, which is run by the Swedish Golf Federation
- Competed on two junior tours in Sweden: the Junior Masters Invitational and the Skandia Tour and recorded three victories, six top-3 performances and 16 top-10 efforts during her career as a junior player
- Qualified for the final of the Junior Masters Invitational for three-straight years and qualified for the Annika Invitational Europe 2014, hosted by retired Swedish professional golfer and former No. 1-ranked player in the world Annika Sörenstam
- Ranked inside the top 15 among 18 year-old girls
- Helped her club team, Sundsvalls GK, win the Division 1 North title in 2013 and the Division 2 North title in 2012
- Helped her high school team to a Swedish golf high school national championship
- Tallied a 79.8 stroke average over 28 rounds in 2014.
