Texas Rio Grande Valley Athletics

Spring 2008
Camey competed in all six tournaments in the spring season where she lead the Lady Bronc squad with an 79.9 stroke average...her best performance came at the Jack Brown Memorial Invitational where she finished in first place with a two-round tally of 153...recorded second at the National Minority Golf Championship with a 54 hole score of 226...tied 17th at the Lady Eagle Invitational with a two-round tally of 160...tied 25th with a total score of 241 at the Islander Spring Classic...at the UALR Golf Classic in a three-round tally of 238...at the Gainesville Shootout lll Ale shot a total score 246.

Fall 2007
The Lady Broncs junior competed in all four tournaments in the fall season where she finished first on the squad with an 79.3 strokes average...best finish came at the UNT Golf Classic where she finished 11th overall with a two-round tally of 152, including a career-low 71 in the first round of competition...recorded a 39th place finish at the UAB Fall Beach Blast with a two-round score of 162...garnered Dean's List Second Honors.

Spring 2007 
Camey began the season with a title at the Central American Championship in her home country of Guatemala by draining a birdie on the 18th hole to claim the crown...earned first team All-Independent honors for the first time in her career...selected to the Independent All-Newcomer Team following the 2007 spring season...earned Academic All-Independent laurels for the first time in her career...ranked second on the Lady Broncs with an 81.8 strokes average...tied for 16th overall at the MSU/Payne Stewart Memorial...named to the UTPA Athletic Director's Honor Roll first time in her career...selected to the Bronc Pride 3.0 Club.

Fall 2006 
In her first season with the Lady Broncs, Camey appeared in all four tournaments where she finished second on the squad with an 81.4 strokes average...notched her best finish of the fall season at the UNT Lady Eagle Invitational where she recorded a 13th-place showing with a 54-hole score of 233...was the Lady Bronc's top golfer at the Unlimited Potential/Myrtle Beach Classic where she recorded a 31st-place finish with a tournament total of 231...earned Bronc Pride 3.0 Club Honors for the first time in her career.

University of New Orleans
Camey spent her freshman season at the University of New Orleans prior to joining the UTPA women's golf program because of the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina which shutdown the gold program...recorded her best finish for the Privareers at the Centenary Ladies Spring Invitational where she finished tied for 20th overall with a two-round tally of 165...tied for 38th overall at the Sun Belt Conference Championships with a three-round score of 245...finished 31st overall at the Troy Women's Invitational within a score 164 en route to helping for the Privateers captured the tournament title...tied for 46th overall at the Samford Intercollegiate. 

High School
Camey was an all-around standout athlete during her prep career in Guatemala where she was a 10 time champion in swimming and two time Girls' Basketball Player of the Year...was a member of the Mayan Golf Club, Guatemalan National Women's Golf Team and Guatemalan Junior Golf Team during her high school career...competed as a member of a Central American Women's Golf Team that captured three tournament championships...participated as a member of the Central American Junior Golf Team that won one title and finished runner-up in a second tournament...crowned the Intercollegiate Champion...finished second overall in the Central American Junior Golf Championships.

Chip Shot
Camey is the daughter of Julio and Sandra Camey...born on July 17, 1986...has one sister-Maria...her mother (Sandra) was a member of the Guatemala National Softball Team where she threw five percent games and 24 no-hitters...majoring in business management.