Maylis Lamoure

AWARDS/HONORS

• Second Team All-SEC (2025)
• SEC Player of the Week (3/19/25 ; 10/2/24)
• SEC Freshman of the Week (9/20/23)
• WGCA Scholar All-American (2025)
• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2025, 2024)
• 6-4-2 career record in match play

2024-25 (SOPHOMORE)

• Earned Second Team All-SEC honors after seeing action in 11 events with six top-20 finishes and a scoring average of 73.21 ; shot par or better 11 times in 34 rounds played
• Helped the team to four wins including the program’s second SEC Championship (first since 2002) and sixth NCAA Regional title (first since 2017)
• Helped the team to a final Clippd ranking of No. 5 and finished No. 74 in the Clippd Player Rankings
• T-63^rd at the NCAA Championship (May 16-19) with a 72-hole total of 300 (+12) ; shot 77-74-72-77 as the team finished T-10^th with LSU
• T-13^th in helping the team win the NCAA Charlottesville Regional (May 5-7) ; shot 216 (+3) with scores of 70-73-73 as the Gamecocks punched their ticket to a fifth-straight NCAA Championship
• T-26^th in the stroke play portion of the SEC Championship (April 14-16) helping the Gamecocks earn the No. 1 seed for match play ; shot 213 (+3) with scores of 75-68-70 ; went 2-1 in match play defeating Ole Miss’ Nicole Gal 1-up in the semifinals and Florida’s Jessica Guiser 3&2 in the title bout
• Competed as an individual at the EXU Ironwood Invitational (March 31-April 1) and finished T-9^th with a 54-hole total of 222 (+6)
• Went 3-0 at the Old Barnwell Derby Match Play (March 17-18) helping the team to a runner-up finish ; was named SEC Golfer of the Week for the second time during the season
• T-19^th at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup (Oct. 21-22) at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club
• T-5^th at the Windy City Collegiate Classic (Sept. 30-Oct. 1) ; shot 219 (+3) with scores of 71-77-71 ; performance earned her SEC Golfer of the Week honors for the first time in her career
• T-12^th at the Mason Rudoph Championship (Sept. 20-22) ; tied her career-low, 54-hole score of 209 (-7) with rounds of 69-69-71
• Helped the team to victory at the season-opening ANNIKA Intercollegiate (Sept. 9-11) ; finished T-6^th at 4-under (212), shooting 67-74-71

2023-24 (FRESHMAN)

• Saw action in nine stroke play events her first season on campus with a pair of top-20 finishes, logging a scoring average of 73.37
• Shot par or better eight times in 29 rounds played with a low 18-hole score of 67 (-5)
• Helped the team to a pair of wins and a final Clippd ranking of No. 6 ; finished No. 134 in the Clippd Player Rankings
• Shot 223 (+7) in her NCAA Championship debut (May 17-19) with scores of 72-73-78 at Omni La Costa ; team missed the top-15 cut
• Played two rounds at the NCAA Auburn Regional (May 6-8) and shot a 72 (+1) in the final round to help propel the team back to the NCAA Championship for a fourth-straight season
• Went 1-0-2 at the inaugural Old Barnwell Derby Match Play (March 25-26) helping the team to victory
• T-20^th at the Jackson T. Stephens Cup (Oct. 9-10) helping the team to match play ; shot 216 (E) at Trinity Forest with scores of 69-73-74 ; fell to Stanford’s Megha Ganne in the third-place match 2&1
• T-30^th at the Mason Rudolph Championship with a 54-hole total of 216 (E) ; opened with a 69 (-3) ; helped team to third place finish
• Shined in her Gamecock debut with a T-5^th finish that helped the team to a wire-to-wire win in a loaded field at the ANNIKA Intercollegiate (Sept. 11-13) ; shot 209 (-7) with an opening round 67 (-5) ; performance earned her SEC Freshman of the Week honors
• Played for France at the European Ladies’ Team Championship (July 11-15) in Finland

PRIOR TO SOUTH CAROLINA

• One of the top players in France, ranked in the top-150 of the World Amateur Golf Rankings
• Member of the French National Girl’s Team and French National Ladies Team
• Was as one of three chosen to represent France in the 2022 World Amateur Team Championship this past September
• Finished 10^that 2022 World Amateur Championship
• Finished ninth at the The 2022 Women’s Amateur Championship
• Runner Up 2021 French International Ladies Championship
• Runner Up 2022 Portuguese Ladies Amateur Championship

PERSONAL

• Daughter of Stéphanie Sanial – has a younger brother, Paul
• Chose USC because of the facilities, coaches and environment
• Picked the Gamecocks over Auburn, Florida, Kentucky and UCF
• Psychology major