2018-19 Women's Golf Roster
Kinsley Bonfilio
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Boise, Idaho
- High School:
- Bishop Kelly HS
BOISE STATE CAREER
SENIOR (2018-19): Concluded her career with four appearances, one as an individual, on the season, averaging 79.50 strokes through 12 rounds . . . made her first appearance of the season at the UC Irvine Invitational, concluding the lineup with a score of 235 (75-79-81, +19) (Oct. 29-30) . . . she made her spring debut in the Juli Inkster Invitational California, ending with a score of 241 (79-79-83, +25) (March 18-19). . . in the final tournament of the regular season, Bonfilio played as an individual, and ended with a score of 233 (79-74-80, +17) (April 8-9) . . . rounded out the lineup at the Mountain West Championships with rounds of 81-83-81 (245, +29) to conclude her career (April 15-17).
JUNIOR (2017-18): Appeared at seven tournaments during the season, leading the team at one during her junior season . . . Led the team in her season debut at the Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational (Oct. 16-17), recording the third top 25 finish of her career in a tie for 23rd. Shot 234 (79-76-79, +18), carding one of only four eagles recorded in the tournament . . . Also appeared at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational (Oct. 31-Nov. 1), finishing in a tie for 50th, shooting 232 (81-77-74, +16) . . . Rose 12 spots up the leaderboard on the final day of the Fresno State Classic to finish in a tie for 38th at 234 (+18), carding rounds of 77-82-75 (March 5-6) . . . Shot 239 (81-83-75, +23) at the BYU at Entrada Classic (March 12-13) . . . A member of the Bronco lineup at the Red Rocks Invitational (March 24-25) . . . Posted a 230 – her lowest score of the season – at the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic, carding rounds of 73-82-75 to finish at 14-over (April 2-3) . . . Boise State’s No. 4 scorer at the Mountain West Championship, shooting 241 (80-81-80, +25) to finish in a tie for 40th (April 16-18).
SOPHOMORE (2016-17): Played in seven tournaments over the course of the fall and spring seasons…ended her season on a high note, tying for 23rd at the Mountain West Championships with a team-best 229 (80-75-74)…the result was the second top-25 finish of her career…progressively improved over the course of the season, logging her second-best finish (T34th) of the year at the Wyoming Cowgirl Classic (April 6-7) – including the lowest round of her collegiate career with a 1-over 73 in the first round…tied for 53rd at the Entrada Classic courtesy of a 241 (79-78-84)…posted a 77 in the first round of the Red Rocks Invitational (March 4-5)…opened the spring season at the Texas State Invitational and tied for 75th…took part in two tournaments over the course of the fall season…best fall performance came at the Lady Mustang Intercollegiate, tying for 34th (160 = 82-78)...named an All-American Scholar by the Women’s Golf Coaches Association...earned the Most Improved Golfer Award for the team, as well.
FRESHMAN (2015-16): Made three tournament appearances during her collegiate debut, averaging 81.75 through eight rounds…picked up her first-career top-25 finish, finishing 19th at the Santa Clara Colby Invitational (Oct. 19-20)…finished with a three-round total of 247 (89-80-78) at the event…also played in the Rose City Collegiate (Sept. 28-29) and the Fresno State Classic (March 7-8)…named a 2015-16 MW Scholar-Athlete.
HIGH SCHOOL CAREER
Member of Idaho's 2014 Junior Americas Cup Team...helped lead Bishop Kelly High School to the Idaho 4A State Championship in 2014, finishing in third place individually...also finished second at the 4A District 2 Championships, earning all-league honors along the way...won both the McCall Junior Amateur and the Whitetail Junior Amateur in 2014, and finished fourth at the 2014 Idaho State Women's Amateur Championship...moved to Boise from State College, Pa., where she captured the District 6 Championship as a sophomore while competing for St. Joseph's Catholic Academy in 2012-13...member of the National Honor Society and boasted a 4.0 prep grade-point average...lettered in volleyball, track and field and basketball...President of the Student Council as a freshman and sophomore, and was a Senior Representative for the Student Council as a senior.
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