Camila Mori

2008 SEC Spring Sports Academic Honor Roll
2007 SEC Spring Sports Academic Honor Roll
2005 Atlantic Sun Conference Freshman of the Year

2007-08
Closed her career ranked sixth in school history with a 77.08 career average in her three seasons as a Gamecock … played in nine of the team[apos]s 11 tournaments her senior year and was second on the club with a 77.07 average … was the team[apos]s top finisher at the NCAA Championship, carding a final-round 74 to finish in 41st place … shot a season-best 225 at the NCAA East Regional to claim 24th place, her top finish of the season … closed the SEC Championship with a 75 to move into 36th place … wrapped up the Lady Puerto Rico Classic with a 73 to collect 44th place … finished 25th at the UA-Ann Rhoads Intercollegiate after carding a season-best 72 in the final round … was third on the team at the Lady Tar Heel Invitational in 39th place … was a member of the SEC Spring Sports Academic Honor Roll.

2006-07
Ranked third on the team with a 76.67 average … ranked 42nd in the nation in fairways hit, connecting 82.0 percent of the time, and 40th in sand-save percentage at .404 … carded a career-low 218 at the NCAA East Regional … shot a career-best 70 in the second round of the SEC Championship and finished tied for 18th … Tied for 12th at the Lady Puerto Rico Classic, her best finish of the season … member of the SEC Spring Sports Academic Honor Roll.

2005-06
Compiled a 77.72 average in six tournaments … finished a season-best 28th at the Auburn Derby Invitational … opened her Carolina career with a 227 at the Branch Law Firm/Dick McGuire Intercollegiate, which proved to be her best tournament score of the season … tied for 38th at the event after a final-round 71, which matched her career low.

2004-05 (At Campbell University)
Named 2004-05 Atlantic Sun Conference Freshman of the Year after posting a 75.57 average with five top-five finishes … shot 229 to finish fifth at the 2005 Atlantic Sun Championship en route to earning her school[apos]s nomination for Atlantic Sun Female Athlete of the Year … finished a career-best second at the Samford Intercollegiate … carded a season-low 71 on the final day of the Edwin Watts Palmetto Intercollegiate, then matched that figure with a 71 in the first round of the Samford Intercollegiate.

Prior to College
Was the No. 1 ranked junior in her native Chile and was the 2003 National Amateur Champion … played for Chile on both the adult and junior levels, including the 2001 South American Junior, where she helped her team to the championship … has participated in the World Amateur Championship and the Junior World Championships four times and finished among the top 20 in each of the last two World Juniors.