AI ENKOJI

School: Clovis West

Grade: Sophomore

She's qualified because: Surged into the Central Section spotlight by matching 85s when it mattered -- first, a team second-best mark while helping the Golden Eagles to the section D-I team title at Sunnyside Country Club; then the same number a week later while tying for 13th in the section individual tournament.

ERIN FALGE

School: Bullard

Grade: Senior

She's qualified because: Near-miss first-teamer was a was a model of constancy down the stretch -- shooting an 81 while leading the Knights to the County/Metro Athletic Conference-North Yosemite League title; an 83 in the section North Area Tournament; an 82 in the Central Section team finals; an 83 in the section individual championships and an 83 despite horrendous conditions in the SoCal Regional.

TAYLOR SHWEIKI

School: Clovis North

Grade: Senior

She's qualified because: Averaged a Tri-River Athletic Conference fifth-best 41.4 strokes in nine-hole tournaments -- commendable, considering it's the Central Section's strongest league -- before firing a team second-best 80 while helping propel the Broncos to a repeat section D-II team title.

KEILA TAKEUCHI

School: Clovis West

Grade: Sophomore

She's qualified because: Made All-Tri-River Athletic Conference, averaging 41.6 per nine holes in the league before her 89 made a difference in the Eagles' two-stroke Central Section D-I team title victory against Stockdale. Also fired a solid 87 in the section individual event.

CHRISTINA TRUJILLO

School: Redwood

Grade: Junior

She's qualified because: Repeat Bee All-Star second-teamer consistently hung her name on the leaderboard -- a third-place 77 at the Central Area, a team-carrying 81 in the Rangers' fifth-place Central Section D-I team finish, an 85 in the section individual championships and, finally, a 79 in the SoCal Regional -- third-best among section representatives.

KRISTA TWET

School: Buchanan

Grade: Freshman

She's qualified because: Figuring prominently on the NorCal Junior circuit since she was 10, she maintained her status in the area by shooting among the elite in the Tri-River Athletic Conference before tying for 10th at the Central Section individual tournament with an 82.