June 19, 2025 • by Scoreboard
A round-up of the DII women's award winners from the 2024/25 season. Congratulations to all those listed below on a fine season.
Amely Bochaton finished in the top 20 in every tournament during the season, including eight top three finishes and six wins. The individual South Atlantic Conference Champion was named both the SAC Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year, as well as the WGCA Freshman of the Year Presented by StrackaLine (below).
Madison Murr finished in the top two in all but one tournament during the season. She collected five wins, including individual titles at the NCAA Championship and California Collegiate Athletic Association Championship, and was named CCAA Golfer of the Year.
Madison Murr concludes her career at CSUSM with 10 tournament wins, 21 top three finishes, and 32 top 10 finishes. She was a three-time WGCA All-American and two-time CCAA Golfer of the Year, as well as a three-time WGCA All-American Scholar.
The Dallas Baptist women’s golf team placed in the top five in every tournament played throughout the season. The Patriots collected five tournament victories, including the NCAA Championship and the Lone Star Conference Championship. You can watch Coach Trapp’s acceptance speech here.
Jessica Greene helped lead the Jennies to eight top three finishes, including six tournament victories. After winning both the MIAA Championship and the NCAA Central Regional, Central Missouri went on to finish runner-up at the NCAA Championship.
Last October, Hallie Crozier began experiencing a slight headache which led to a lifesaving craniectomy. Unbeknownst to all, she was born with a tangle of blood vessels in her brain that had burst. Although the procedure saved her life, she still faces a long road to recovery.
She is currently in a cognitive and physical rehabilitation center as she regains basic functions and works to rewire her brain. Hallie was a constant source of inspiration for the Bulldogs, who went on to reach the NCAA Championship for the first time in 16 years.
Amely Bochaton (Wingate), Jess Brown (Wingate), Savannah Dupre (St. Mary’s, Texas), Gracie Grant (Dallas Baptist), Stella Jelinek (Flagler), Kennedy McGaha (Anderson), Madison Murr (CSU, San Marcos), Mary Kelly Mulcahy (Findlay), Lisa Marie Schumacher (Tiffin), Gam Songprasert (West Texas A&M), Olivia Stoll (Grand Valley State), Henriette Stranda (Flagler College), Arnie Taguines (Texas at Tyler), Amelia Ruiz Topali (Lynn)
Ella Cheek (Dallas Baptist), Megan Docherty (Rollins College), Ashleigh Duflo (Findlay), Avery Foster (Sonoma State), Aly Francis (Anderson), Kennedy Gooding (Anderson), Jordan Karrh (Dallas Baptist), Kajsa Lindqvist (Lander), Erin Mulcahy (Findlay), Anna Nomrowski (West Texas A&M), Mia Rallo (Central Missouri), Felisa Sajulga (Henderson State), Freya Sala (Southwestern Oklahoma State), Wilma Zanderau (Missouri-St. Louis)
Charlotte Brook (Lynn), Olivia Deakins (Saint Leo), Kiara Hernandez (California State, San Marcos), Jordyn Hodgson (Flagler College), Ana Maria Jimenez Rios (Tampa), Libby Kilbride (St. Mary’s), Lauren F. Lee (Western Washington), Hannah Nall (Lee), Lily Nelson (Henderson State), Banthita "Pearl" Phoncharatkun (Lee), Lua Pousa Dacasa (Nova Southeastern), Ava Ray (University of Indianapolis), Alia Scotka (West Florida), Lydia Sitorus (Rogers State), Millie Thompson (West Florida), Jadin Ware (North Georgia)