Golfweek's 2024-25 Women's College Golf All-Americans
The 2024-25 college golf season has concluded, with two weeks of NCAA Championships at Omni La Costa Resort & Spa in Carlsbad, California, in the books. Now it's time to hand out postseason awards to college golf's best.
Northwestern won its first national championship in school history, knocking off top-ranked Stanford 3-2 in the title match. Arkansas sophomore Maria Jose Marin captured the individual title for the biggest win of her career.
She was just one of numerous stars who shined all season long.
Here are Golfweek's First Team, Second Team, Third Team and Honorable Mention Women's All-Americans for 2025.
First team
Carla Bernat, Sr., Kansas State
Carolina Chacarra, Sr., Wake Forest
Kary Hollenbaugh, Jr., Ohio State
Jasmine Koo, Fr., USC
Maria Jose Marin, So., Arkansas
Meja Ortengren, Fr., Stanford
Andrea Revuelta, Fr., Stanford
Kiara Romero, So., Oregon
Mirabel Ting, Jr., Florida State
Lottie Woad, Jr., Florida State
Second team
Eila Galitsky, Fr., South Carolina
Megha Ganne, Jr., Stanford
Lauren Kim, So., Texas
Paula Martin Sampedro, So., Stanford
Farah O'Keefe, So., Texas
Catherine Park, Jr., USC
Louise Rydqvist, Sr., South Carolina
Amanda Sambach, Sr., Virginia
Kendall Todd, Sr., Arkansas
Suvichaya Vinijchaitham, Fr., Oregon
Third team
Hannah Darling, Sr., South Carolina
Anna Davis, So., Auburn
Cayetana Fernandez Garcia-Poggio, So., Texas A&M
Caitlyn Macnab, Sr., Ole Miss
Marie Madsen, Fr., NC State
Lauryn Nguyen, Sr., Northwestern
Patience Rhodes, So., Arizona State
Rocio Tejedo, Fr., LSU
Avery Weed, So., Mississippi State
Ashley Yun, So., Northwestern
Honorable mention
Brooke Biermann, Michigan State
Vanessa Borovilos, Texas A&M
Pimpchompoo Chaisilprungruang, Charlotte
Lauren Clark, Kansas
Beth Coulter, Arizona State
Cindy Hsu, Texas
Grace Kilcrease, Oklahoma State
Chloe Kovelesky, Wake Forest
Mackenzie Lee, SMU
Vivian Lu, Washington
Ava Merrill, Vanderbilt
Megan Propeck, Virginia
Catherine Rao, Princeton
Paula Schulz-Hanssen, Arizona State
Andie Smith, Duke
Megan Streicher, North Carolina
Clarisa Temelo, Arkansas
Karen Tsuru, Oregon
Kelly Xu, Stanford
Reagan Zibilski, Arkansas
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