Utah Tech University Athletics

Amateur Play: Earned a sponsor exemption to play in the 2025 EPSON Tour Copper Rock Championship ... was the overall Championship Division net winner at the 2024 Arizona State Women's Amateur. 

At Utah Tech 2024-25 (Sophomore): Played in all nine team events and finished third on the team in scoring with a 76.00 stroke average with four par-or-better rounds ... collected three top-20 finishes during her sophomore campaign, highlighted by a t-14^th place showing at the UVU Wigwam Preview (+10 226), and a solo 15^th place finish at the Montana State Bobcat Desert Classic (+4 220; 4/7-9) ... closed the year with a 34^th-place result at the WAC Championships. The sophomore currently stands in second place on Utah Tech’s career scoring average list at 76.24 in 46 total rounds ... earned Academic All-WAC and CSC Academic All-District honors.   

At Utah Tech 2023-24 (Freshman): Played in seven events in her debut season and finished third on the team with a 76.55 scoring average in 20 competitive rounds … broke Utah Tech’s 18-hole (-6) and 36-hole (-5) scoring records in the first two rounds of the Montana State Bobcat Desert Classic (4/8-10) on her way to her first collegiate top-5 finish (t-5^th; -2 214) … followed that up with a t-16^th showing at the WAC Championships (4/19-21) at plus-15 228 … posted a t-19^th finish at the Utah Tech Trailblazer Invite (2/11-13) … earned Academic All-WAC honors.
  
Before Utah Tech: Was a four-year varsity letter winner in golf at Catalina Foothills HS … finished ninth overall at the 2021 state championships … earned Southern Arizona all-Division II team honors.
 
More on Mia: Born in Tucson, Arizona … parents are Grant and Pamela Cesarek… also recruited by Western Michigan, North Dakota and Delaware State … favorite team is the Chicago Cubs … favorite athlete is Nelly Korda … favorite musician is Blake Shelton … favorite food is tacos … currently majoring in business management.  
 
Why Mia chose Utah Tech: “I chose Utah Tech because I loved the atmosphere of the campus and how inviting the team and everyone in St. George was on our visit.”