The state’s top-ranked girls golfer now has her third N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association Division I individual state championship.

And she’s only a sophomore.

Durham Academy’s Jenna Kim shot a 2-under par over two days at Keith Hills Golf Course in Buies Creek to win by six strokes.

Kim was also crowned the NCISAA DI champion as an eighth grader and as a freshman. She was second as a seventh-grader.

It was also the third straight title for Durham Academy, which edged Providence Day by a slim four strokes — much closer than last year’s 82-stroke margin of victory.

The top 10 individuals and the final team standings are listed below.

Individual top 10

1. Jenna Kim, Durham Academy — 142 (-2)
2. Chloe Scofield, Providence Day — 148 (+4)
3. Kelsey Sciacca, Charlotte Latin — 151 (+7)
4. Mali Pilai, Providence Day — 156 (+12)
T5. Gayatri Arora, Charlotte Country Day — 158 (+14)
T5. Saia Rampersaud, Durham Academy — 158 (+14)
7. Chloe French, Durham Academy — 161 (+17)
8. Elyn Aldrich, Charlotte Christian — 163 (+19)
9. Lydia McNabb, Rabun Gap, Ga. — 165 (+21)
T10. Angelina Chen, Cannon School — 168 (+24)
T10. Alivia Helms, Covenant Day — 168 (+24)

Team Standings

1. Durham Academy — 461 (+13)
2. Providence Day — 474 (+17)
3. Charlotte Latin — 502 (+30)
4. Forsyth Country Day — 541 (+109)
5. Cary Academy — 558 (+126)

Source: highschoolot.com