Jessica Wallace

Began playing the game of golf around age 3 and credits her parents for introducing her to the sport.
Prior to her collegiate career, was a two-time British Columbia Junior Girls Champion as well as winning the AJGA Thunderbird Invitational.
Beginning her collegiate playing days at Pepperdine University, Wallace was a two-time First-Team West Coast Conference Selection and four-time NGCA All-American Scholar from 2009-2011. She finished third at the West Coast Conference Championships in 2010 and went on to finish 21st at the NCAA Division I Championships. Competed in the U.S. Women's Amateur and U.S. Women's Public Links as well.
Transferred to the University of Colorado for the 2011 season and was named 2011 Big 12 Newcomer of the Year as well as being selected to the All-Big 12 First Team. Won the 2011 University of Colorado Heather Farr Memorial and went on to finish in fourth place at the Big 12 Conference Championship after shooting scores of 73-70-72. Played in the U.S. Women's Amateur and Ladies British Open Amateur the same year.
In 2012, won the Clover Cup collegiate event as a senior. Had a 12th-place finish at the Avenue Spring Break Classic and made it to the NCAA Division I Championships and stage II of LPGA Q-School that year as well.
Has been playing on the Symetra Tour the past two years. She finished 37th at the Symetra Classic in May 2014.
Says her most memorable golf experience is being a part of the first ever University of Colorado Women's Golf Team to make it to the NCAA Championships. Also had a hole-in-one in a Canadian Women's Tour event in 2011 where she went on to win the tournament in a playoff. When she's not playing golf, Jessica likes to watch and play other sports, go hiking, read and watch movies. She is a huge hockey and Vancouver Canucks fan. When playing in the 2011 British Amateur, she would wake up at 2 a.m. to watch the Canucks play in the Stanley Cup Finals before playing her rounds later that morning.