Five members of the WKU women's golf team have been recognized as WGCA All-American Scholars for the 2025-26 season. The honorees include seniors Averi Cline and Sydney Hackett, juniors Grace Frei, and freshmen Leah Edwards and Reagan Ramage. Selection criteria require a minimum GPA of 3.50 and participation in at least 50% of scheduled rounds. In total, 1,610 collegiate golfers received this prestigious accolade. These student-athletes have demonstrated exceptional performance both on the course and in the classroom.

By the Numbers
  • 1,610 women's collegiate golfers recognized as WGCA All-American Scholars.
  • Five WKU golfers received the honor: Cline, Edwards, Frei, Hackett, and Ramage.
State of Play
  • Averi Cline graduated with a 3.96 GPA and played in nine tournaments.
  • Leah Edwards, the freshman finance major, earned fifth place in the CUSA Championship.
  • Sydney Hackett has third-most wins in WKU history and a 72.61 stroke average.
  • Reagan Ramage captured the individual title at the CUSA Championship with a 3-under score.
What's Next

The Lady Toppers are set to continue their success in the upcoming season, with the core of these All-American Scholars likely to play key roles. Continued focus on academics and competition will be vital as they aim for higher achievements. Recruitment efforts may highlight their commitment to student-athlete excellence.

Bottom Line

The recognition of these five golfers underscores the growing synergy between academic success and athletic performance at WKU. Their accomplishments set a standard for future teams, promising an elevated focus on both academics and golf excellence moving forward.