CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. – The reigning national champion Arizona State women's golf team earned five spots on the Women's Collegiate Golf Association (WGCA) All-American Scholars list, as announced by the association on Wednesday.
Roberta Liti, Monica Vaughn, Olivia Mehaffey, Madison Kerley, and Sophia Zeeb earned academic accolades from the WGCA.
Arizona State had the third most honorees among all Division I institutions this season, tied for most among the Power Five conferences. ASU also led the Pac-12 with its five honorees.
Some of the most stringent criteria in college athletics, student-athletes must have a cumulative 3.50 GPA or higher to be named to the All-American Scholar Team.
The Sun Devils also earned five spots on the Pac-12 All-Academic teams with Vaughn and Liti named to the First Team, Zeeb to the Second Team, and Kerley and Linnea Strom to Honorable Mention.
The program caps a historic year in which they captured both the NCAA team title as well as the national individual championship (Vaughn).
For the feat, Vaughn earned multiple accolades including the Honda Award for Golf, Pac-12 Golfer of the Year, WGCA First Team All-American, CoSIDA Second Team Academic All-District, Female Pac-12 Tom Hansen Medal of Honor Recipient, and more.
Head coach Missy Farr-Kaye was named WGCA and Golfweek National Coach of the Year, as well as WGCA Regional COY and Pac-12 COY.
A continued sign of upward progression for the programs, Arizona State recently announced it will host the men's and women's NCAA championships for three straight seasons (2020-22) at Grayhawk Golf Club.
ASU Women's Golf Academic All-Americans/All-American Scholars (56)
2017: Roberta Liti (WGCA)
2017: Monica Vaughn (WGCA)
2017: Madison Kerley (WGCA)
2017: Olivia Mehaffey (WGCA)
2017: Sophia Zeeb (WGCA)
2016: Monica Vaughn (NGCA)
2016: Sophia Zeeb (NGCA)
2016: Roberta Liti (NGCA)
2016: Madison Kerley (NGCA)
2015: Noemi Jimenez (NGCA)
2015: Emilie Alonso (NGCA)
2015: Monica Vaughn (NGCA)
2015: Roberta Liti (NGCA)
2015: Sophia Zeeb (NGCA)
2015: Ashleigh Greenham (NGCA)
2014: Daniela Ordonez (NGCA)
2014: Emilie Alonso (NGCA)
2014: Justine Lee (NGCA)
2014: Monica Vaughn (NGCA)
2014: Noemi Jimenez (NGCA)
2013: Noemi Jimenez (NGCA)
2013: Daniela Ordonez (NGCA)
2013: Justine Lee (NGCA)
2013: Emilie Alonso (NGCA)
2012: Giulia Molinaro (NGCA)
2012: Daniela Ordonez (NGCA)
2012: Justine Lee (NGCA)
2012: Noemi Jimenez (NGCA)
2011: Giulia Molinaro (NGCA)
2011: Carolta Ciganda (NGCA)
2010: Carlota Ciganda (ESPN The Magazine)
2009: Azahara Munoz (NGCA)
2009: Azahara Munoz (ESPN The Magazine)
2009: Juliana Murcia (ESPN The Magazine)
2008: Azahara Munoz (NGCA)
2008: Azahara Munoz (ESPN the Magazine)
2008: Juliana Murcia (NGCA)
2008: Anna Nordqvist(NGCA)
2007: Azahara Munoz (NGCA)
2007: Anna Nordqvist (NGCA)
2006: Azahara Munoz (NGCA)
2004: Erin Tone (NGCA)
2003: Erin Tone (NGCA)
2003: Gaëlle Truet (NGCA)
2002: Erin Tone (NGCA)
2002: Gaëlle Truet (NGCA)
1999: Keri Cornelius (NGCA)
1998: Kellee Booth (GTE, first; NGCA)
1998: Jeanne-Marie Busuttil (NGCA)
1998: Keri Cornelius (NGCA)
1997: Kellee Booth (GTE, first)
1996: Kellee Booth (GTE, second)
1995: Wendy Ward (GTE, third)
1993: Ulrika von Heijne (NGCA)
1991: Tricia Konz (NGCA)
1988: Pam Wright (NGCA)
Roberta Liti, Monica Vaughn, Olivia Mehaffey, Madison Kerley, and Sophia Zeeb earned academic accolades from the WGCA.
Arizona State had the third most honorees among all Division I institutions this season, tied for most among the Power Five conferences. ASU also led the Pac-12 with its five honorees.
Some of the most stringent criteria in college athletics, student-athletes must have a cumulative 3.50 GPA or higher to be named to the All-American Scholar Team.
The Sun Devils also earned five spots on the Pac-12 All-Academic teams with Vaughn and Liti named to the First Team, Zeeb to the Second Team, and Kerley and Linnea Strom to Honorable Mention.
The program caps a historic year in which they captured both the NCAA team title as well as the national individual championship (Vaughn).
For the feat, Vaughn earned multiple accolades including the Honda Award for Golf, Pac-12 Golfer of the Year, WGCA First Team All-American, CoSIDA Second Team Academic All-District, Female Pac-12 Tom Hansen Medal of Honor Recipient, and more.
Head coach Missy Farr-Kaye was named WGCA and Golfweek National Coach of the Year, as well as WGCA Regional COY and Pac-12 COY.
A continued sign of upward progression for the programs, Arizona State recently announced it will host the men's and women's NCAA championships for three straight seasons (2020-22) at Grayhawk Golf Club.
ASU Women's Golf Academic All-Americans/All-American Scholars (56)
2017: Roberta Liti (WGCA)
2017: Monica Vaughn (WGCA)
2017: Madison Kerley (WGCA)
2017: Olivia Mehaffey (WGCA)
2017: Sophia Zeeb (WGCA)
2016: Monica Vaughn (NGCA)
2016: Sophia Zeeb (NGCA)
2016: Roberta Liti (NGCA)
2016: Madison Kerley (NGCA)
2015: Noemi Jimenez (NGCA)
2015: Emilie Alonso (NGCA)
2015: Monica Vaughn (NGCA)
2015: Roberta Liti (NGCA)
2015: Sophia Zeeb (NGCA)
2015: Ashleigh Greenham (NGCA)
2014: Daniela Ordonez (NGCA)
2014: Emilie Alonso (NGCA)
2014: Justine Lee (NGCA)
2014: Monica Vaughn (NGCA)
2014: Noemi Jimenez (NGCA)
2013: Noemi Jimenez (NGCA)
2013: Daniela Ordonez (NGCA)
2013: Justine Lee (NGCA)
2013: Emilie Alonso (NGCA)
2012: Giulia Molinaro (NGCA)
2012: Daniela Ordonez (NGCA)
2012: Justine Lee (NGCA)
2012: Noemi Jimenez (NGCA)
2011: Giulia Molinaro (NGCA)
2011: Carolta Ciganda (NGCA)
2010: Carlota Ciganda (ESPN The Magazine)
2009: Azahara Munoz (NGCA)
2009: Azahara Munoz (ESPN The Magazine)
2009: Juliana Murcia (ESPN The Magazine)
2008: Azahara Munoz (NGCA)
2008: Azahara Munoz (ESPN the Magazine)
2008: Juliana Murcia (NGCA)
2008: Anna Nordqvist(NGCA)
2007: Azahara Munoz (NGCA)
2007: Anna Nordqvist (NGCA)
2006: Azahara Munoz (NGCA)
2004: Erin Tone (NGCA)
2003: Erin Tone (NGCA)
2003: Gaëlle Truet (NGCA)
2002: Erin Tone (NGCA)
2002: Gaëlle Truet (NGCA)
1999: Keri Cornelius (NGCA)
1998: Kellee Booth (GTE, first; NGCA)
1998: Jeanne-Marie Busuttil (NGCA)
1998: Keri Cornelius (NGCA)
1997: Kellee Booth (GTE, first)
1996: Kellee Booth (GTE, second)
1995: Wendy Ward (GTE, third)
1993: Ulrika von Heijne (NGCA)
1991: Tricia Konz (NGCA)
1988: Pam Wright (NGCA)