Madison Murr, Avery Foster, and Kiara Hernandez capped off their 2024-25 seasons with a selection to the WGCA All-America Team.
 
Cal State San Marcos had two of the three All-Americans, as Murr earned first-team honors and Hernandez collected an honorable mention selection. Sonoma State's Avery Foster was named a second-team All-American.
 
Madison Murr put together one of the greatest seasons in CCAA history. She won the NCAA Individual Championship with a 14-under par 202 and was named the Division II PING WGCA Co-Player of the Year. Murr won five of the nine tournaments she participated in, including the CCAA Championship powered by Under Armour. The Los Alamitos native averaged 71.1 strokes per round, was the No. 1 ranked golfer in the West Region, and was No. 3 in NCAA Div. II. This is the third consecutive season Murr has been selected as an All-American. She is the first women's golfer in the history of the CCAA to earn the honor in three seasons.
 
Avery Foster helped lead the Sonoma State women's golf team to its first NCAA West Regional appearance since 2019. The junior from Clovis, Calif., averaged 72.7 strokes and was the No. 19-ranked golfer in NCAA Div. II. She won the WT Desert Invite and the Sonoma State Fall Invitational. She added three other top 5 finishes. Foster is Sonoma State's first WGCA All-American.
 
Kiara Hernandez joined Cal State San Marcos at the start of the spring semester, and she had an immediate impact on one of the nation's top teams. Hernandez helped lead CSUSM to its sixth consecutive CCAA Championship while averaging 73.6 strokes. She had top 3 finishes at the WT Desert Invite (second) and the CCAA Championships (third). Hernandez was named the CCAA Newcomer of the Year and contributed to the Cougars' advancement to the medal match play portion of the NCAA Championships. This is only the third time in CCAA history that a pair of teammates earned All-American recognition.
 
Click here to see the complete WGCA All-America Team.
 
About the WGCA
The Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA), formerly known as the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA), began in 1983 as an organization to promote participation in women’s collegiate golf. The vision of the WGCA since its inception has been to encourage the playing of intercollegiate golf for women in correlation with a general objective of education and in accordance with the highest tradition of intercollegiate competition. The WGCA instills within coaches of women’s golf a deeper sense of responsibility for the promotion, development, maintenance and conduct of competitive golf for women. Today, the WGCA represents the finest coaches in women's golf with a membership of over 750 coaches of Division I, II & III, NAIA and NJCAA collegiate programs. The organization provides its membership with a numerous benefits including industry recognition through prestigious awards, opportunity to participate in educational and networking events, cost-savings through association sponsored programs and communication through it's many features on www.wgcagolf.com.
 
2024 – 2025 WGCA All-Americans
1st Team
Amely Bochaton, Wingate University
Jess Brown, Wingate University
Savannah Dupre, St. Mary’s University (Texas)
Gracie Grant, Dallas Baptist University
Stella Jelinek, Flagler College
Kennedy McGaha, Anderson University
Madison Murr, Cal State San Marcos
Mary Kelly Mulcahy, University of Findlay
Lisa Marie Schumacher, Tiffin University
Gam Songprasert, West Texas A&M University
Olivia Stoll, Grand Valley State University
Henriette Stranda, Flagler College
Arnie Taguines, University of Texas at Tyler
Amelia Ruiz Topali, Lynn University
 
2nd Team
Ella Cheek, Dallas Baptist University
Megan Docherty, Rollins College
Ashleigh Duflo, University of Findlay
Avery Foster, Sonoma State University
Aly Francis, Anderson University
Kennedy Gooding, Anderson University
Jordan Karrh, Dallas Baptist University
Kajsa Lindqvist, Lander University
Erin Mulcahy, University of Findlay
Anna Nomrowski, West Texas A&M University
Mia Rallo, University of Central Missouri
Felisa Sajulga, Henderson State University
Freya Sala, Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Wilma Zanderau, University of Missouri-St. Louis
 
Honorable Mention Team
Charlotte Brook, Lynn University
Olivia Deakins, Saint Leo University
Kiara Hernandez, Cal State San Marcos
Jordyn Hodgson, Flagler College
Ana Maria Jimenez Rios, University of Tampa
Libby Kilbride, St. Mary’s University
Lauren F. Lee, Western Washington University
Hannah Nall, Lee University
Lily Nelson, Henderson State University
Banthita "Pearl" Phoncharatkun, Lee University
Lua Pousa Dacasa, Nova Southeastern University
Ava Ray, University of Indianapolis
Alia Scotka, University of West Florida
Lydia Sitorus, Rogers State University
Millie Thompson, University of West Florida
Jadin Ware, University of North Georgia