Coral Springs, Fla. -- Thirty-one student-athletes from Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) women’s golf programs have been recognized as 2024-25 Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) All-American Scholars, the organization announced June 30.

They are among an elite group of 1,499 collegiate women’s golfers across all divisions and 403 programs nationwide who earned the distinguished honor, which highlights the exceptional balance between athletic performance and academic excellence.

The criteria for selection to the All-American Scholar Team remain some of the most rigorous in collegiate athletics. To be eligible, a student-athlete must hold a cumulative grade point average of 3.50 or higher, maintain amateur status while remaining on the team’s roster through the end of the season, and compete in at least 50 percent of the institution’s scheduled competitive rounds during the year through the conference championship.

MIAA golfers earning WGCA All-American Scholar distinction include:

Adrian College

• Sara Bevington, Senior

• Ainslee Hewitt, Sophomore

• Riley Kleck, Senior

• Olivia Ohmer, Senior

• Lauren Reed, Senior

Calvin University

• Kayla Adkins, Junior

• Grace Elfring, Senior

• Chandler Sjoerdsma, Graduate Student

• Gina Sonday, Junior

Hope College

• Kylie Gernaat, Sophomore

• Rachael Jones, Sophomore

• Sara Muir, Junior

• Jaiden Winters, Sophomore

• Jordan Winters, Senior

• Allyson Zuidema, Sophomore

Kalamazoo College

• Ellie Britt, Freshman

The University of Olivet

• Emily Clark, Freshman

• Alisha Gahn, Freshman

• Rylee Honsowitz, Senior

• Ella LaMothe, Junior

• Ryleigh Reese, Freshman

Saint Mary’s College

• Colleen Hand, Sophomore

• Breana Harrington, Junior

• Melanie Maier, Freshman

• Katelyn Tokarz, Senior

Trine University

• Brooke Anderson, Freshman

• Bailey Bravata, Senior

• Grace Dubec, Senior

• Natalie Kulka, Sophomore

• Rylee Smith, Freshman

• Grace Thiele, Junior

The MIAA congratulates these outstanding student-athletes on their commitment to excellence both in the classroom and on the golf course.