Wingate University鈥檚 Amely Bochaton has been named a finalist for the prestigious Honda Award, highlighting her as one of the nation's top collegiate women golfers. After two historic seasons, she leaves Wingate with numerous accolades, including the WGCA National Player of the Year and the NCAA Division II individual national champion title. Bochaton dominated the sport, winning 13 tournaments and becoming the #1 ranked golfer nationally during both seasons with a remarkable 69.1 scoring average in her final year.

By the Numbers
  • 13 tournament victories across two seasons at Wingate
  • 69.1 adjusted scoring average in 2025-26 and 70.3 in 2024-25
State of Play
  • Bochaton helped Wingate achieve its most successful period in women's golf history.
  • The team advanced to the NCAA postseason in both seasons and notably finished #1 in NCAA Division II team stroke play in 2025-26.
What's Next

Bochaton will continue her golf career at the University of Alabama, a premier NCAA Division I program, furthering her growth as both a student and athlete.

Bottom Line

Amely Bochaton's impressive legacy at Wingate transcends her numerous accolades, as she leaves an indelible mark on the university's women鈥檚 golf program, demonstrating the profound impact of dedication and resilience in both sports and academics.