Texas Rio Grande Valley Athletics

2005-06 Season
Rodriguez sat out due to a redshirt season. 

Spring 2005
Rodriguez finished in the top 10 for the second consecutive year at the National Minority College Golf Championships where she placed ninth overall...posted a three-round total of 243, which was a season-best for the UTPA sophomore...tied for 19th overall at the CenturyTel/Texas State Invitational...earned Dean's List Second Honors during the spring semester en route to attaining Bronc Pride 3.0 Pride Club laurels for the fourth consecutive semester...named to the 2004-05 UTPA Athletic Director's Honor Roll.

Fall 2004
Rodriguez finished ninth overall at the Ellingson/SHSU Invitational with a three-round total of 231, which was a career-best...shot a season-best 75 in the second round that tournament...was the first time in her career that she put together three rounds of under 80 in a tournament..tied for 12th overall at the UTPA Bronc Classic where she fired a score of 234 over the course of 54 holes...tied for 25th at the Battle of the Lakes Invitational...cited as a Bronc Pride 3.0 Club member during the fall semester. 

Spring 2004
Rodriguez recorded a strong freshman spring season by earning second team All-Independent accolades...was the only freshman to be named to the All-Independent Team...Finished fourth at National Minority College Golf Championships after putting together a three-round total of 247...finished tied for ninth at the Lindsey Collegiate Classic...led the Lady Broncs in two tournaments that season...posted a total score of 236 at the Bronc Intercollegiate Classic where she finished 16th overall...named a National Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholar Athlete...received Dean's List second honors and Bronc Pride 3.0 Club laurels for the second consecutive semester. 

Fall 2003
In her first fall season with the squad, Rodriguez didn't compete in the team's first two tournaments...became a regular fixture in the lineup after finishing tied for 27th a the Battle at the Lakes Inviational...shot a 74 in the second round of that tournament, which was her best round of the season...garnerd Dean's List second honors and Bronc Pride 3.0 Club laurels. 

High School
Rodriguez captured the South Texas Junior Championship in Harlingen in 2003...was a two time All-Houston Golf Association first team selection...finished second at the regional tournament as a senior...tied for fourth at the Starburst Junior Classic as a senior...Finished fourth at the same tournament the previous year...was crowned the Kingwood Country Club Champion as a junior golfer in 1999 and 2000...cited as a Scholar-Athlete by the Kingwood Observer...named to the National Honor Roll, National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society as a senior...cited as a Who's Who Among American High School Students. 

Chip Shot
Rodriguez is the daughter of Julio and Rosie Rodriguez...born on Mar. 11, 1985...majoring in pre-med/chemistry.