Marie Eline Madsen from NC State's women's golf team has been named a WGCA Second Team All-American for the second year in a row, making her the first player in the program's history to achieve consecutive All-America honors. During her sophomore season, she set a new single-season scoring record with an average of 70.88, alongside notable achievements including three tournament wins and seven top 10 finishes. Madsen's performance included a record-breaking 15-under 198 at the Cougar Classic and recognition as the ACC Co-Golfer of the Month in March. Her impressive rankings include No. 26 in the Scoreboard Powered by Clippd and No. 22 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. She has also been recognized with an invitation to represent Team International in the Arnold Palmer Cup.

By the Numbers
  • Madsen had a scoring average of 70.88, with 24 rounds at par or better.
  • She achieved three tournament wins and a total of five career wins, a new school record.
State of Play
  • Madsen's consistent performance has marked her as a standout in NC State golf history.
  • She has earned multiple accolades, including a spot on the ANNIKA Award Watch List and All-ACC Team for two consecutive years.
What's Next

Madsen is set to represent Team International in the Arnold Palmer Cup in Ireland this summer, continuing her involvement in competitive golf at a high level. Additionally, she may build on her accolades in the upcoming season with her proven track record of excellence.

Bottom Line

Marie Eline Madsen's historic performance not only cements her legacy at NC State but also sets the stage for her future successes in both collegiate golf and international competition.