ORLANDO, Fla.\u00a0\u2014 Pepperdine women’s golf had three Waves receive Golfweek All-American recognition, announced today.<\/p>\n
Sophomore Eunseo Choi<\/a> claimed Third Team All-American honors while senior Jeneath Wong<\/a> and freshman Kylee Choi<\/a> took home\u00a0honorable mention laurels.<\/p>\n Pepperdine’s three selections to Golfweek’s list matches a program-best set in 2007, as Wong also earns\u00a0her third career All-American nod from Golfweek. The same trio were named WGCA All-Americans earlier this month.<\/p>\n “I’m very proud of Eunseo, Jeneath and Kylee on a great season from start to finish,” said head coach Laurie Gibbs<\/a>. “Having three All-Americans on the same team is a testament to the players’ hard work and dedication. Congratulations again to Jeneath on four outstanding seasons and graduating in three and a half years. The future is bright for the Waves with two talented additions joining a strong returning roster this fall. Go Waves!”<\/p>\n Eunseo Choi<\/a> receives Third Team All-American recognition from Golfweek after landing on the WGCA All-American Second Team. Choi earned West Coast Conference (WCC)\u00a0Player of the Year after claiming Medalist honors at the WCC Championship, as the Waves took home the team title as well. She also won the individual title at the Fresno State Classic, bringing her career collegiate victory count to three. Choi was consistent all season for the Waves, posting top-20 finishes in 10 of 11 tournaments, including seven top-10 showing. Choi had a 71.38 scoring average and was No. 18 in the final individual Differential rankings.<\/p>\n Jeneath Wong<\/a> earns\u00a0All-American Honorable Mention following a successful senior campaign to wrap her decorated career with the Waves. Wong had seven top-20 finishes throughout the season, as she placed third at both the Fresno State Classic and NCAA Stanford Regional. She led the Waves at the Regional while matching the program record for low round\u00a0with a 63 on day two. An All-WCC selection, Wong finished with a career-best 72.21 scoring average and was ranked No. 41 in the final Differential Individual Rankings.<\/p>\n Kylee Choi<\/a> claims All-American Honorable Mention after having one of the top collegiate seasons from a freshman this past year. She took home\u00a0WCC Freshman of the Year and was named to the WGCA All-Freshman Team. Choi was consistently at the top of the leaderboards, finishing with six top-five finishes. She finished with a 71.79 scoring average and was the second-highest ranked freshman in the final Differential rankings, coming in at No. 33.<\/p>\n The trio helped lead the Waves to a T-5th finish at the NCAA Championship, as Pepperdine advanced into the match play quarterfinals. The Waves won three tournaments\u00a0throughout the spring, including the program’s 22nd WCC Championship, while being runner-up at the Stanford NCAA Regional.\u00a0The Waves were\u00a0ranked No. 9 in the final Differential rankings.<\/p>\n Golfweek All-Americans Second Team Third Team Honorable Mention
\nFirst Team
\nMegha Ganne, Stanford
\nJasmine Koo, USC
\nRianne Malixi, Duke
\nMaria Jose Marin, Arkansas
\nPaula Martin Sampedro, Stanford
\nFarah O’Keefe, Texas
\nMeja Ortengren, Stanford
\nCatherine Park, USC
\nAndrea Revuelta, Stanford
\nKiara Romero, Oregon<\/p>\n
\nVanessa Borovilos, Texas A&M
\nPaula Francisco, Florida
\nSophia Fullbrook, Florida State
\nCindy Hsu, Texas
\nVeronika Kedronova, Kent State
\nLauren Kim., Texas
\nBailey Shoemaker, USC
\nMarta Silchenko, Oklahoma State
\nAvery Weed, Mississippi State
\nKelly Xu, Stanford<\/p>\n
\nEunseo Choi<\/a>, Pepperdine
\nKylie Chong, USC
\nCayetana Fernandez Garcia-Poggio, Texas A&M
\nChloe Kovelesky, Wake Forest
\nJanae Leovao, Eastern Michigan
\nMarie Madsen, NC State
\nMacy Pate, Wake Forest
\nPatience Rhodes, Arizona State
\nKyra Van Kan, Tennessee
\nSiuue Wu, Florida<\/p>\n
\nCharlotte Back, Arizona
\nPinky Chaisilprungruang, Charlotte
\nKylee Choi<\/a>, Pepperdine
\nBalma Davalos, Auburn
\nAnna Davis, Auburn
\nEila Galitsky, South Carolina
\nVairana Heck, South Carolina
\nMorgan Ketchum, Wake Forest
\nThanana Kotchasanmanee, Princeton
\nJaclyn Laha, Virginia
\nElise Lee, USC
\nAva Merrill, Vanderbilt
\nMadison Messimer, Tennessee
\nNichakorn Pinprayoon, Iowa State
\nMegan Propeck, Florida
\nPimpisa Sisutham, UCF
\nMegan Streicher, North Carolina
\nKajsalotta Svarvar, Ole Miss
\nJeneath Wong<\/a>, Pepperdine
\nReagan Zibilski, Arkansas<\/p>\n