Five USC Women’s Golf Players Named WGCA All-Americans

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Five USC Women’s Golf Players Named WGCA All-Americans

June 02, 2026 | Women's Golf

The Trojans’ five selections tie the program record set in 2008, 2014 and 2019.

FRISCO, Texas — All five lineup players for the No. 2 USC Women's Golf Team were named All-Americans by the Women's Golf Coaches Association on Tuesday, June 2.

Jasmine Koo and Catherine Park were named first-team All-Americans, while Kylie Chong and Bailey Shoemaker made the second team. Elise Lee rounded out the Trojans as an honorable mention selection. USC's five All-American selections matched the program record achieved in 2008, 2014 and 2019. The Women of Troy now have 42 individual All-American selections, earning a total of 87 All-American honors.

All five players were instrumental in one of the most successful seasons in USC Women's Golf history, leading the Trojans to eight wins — the second-most in program history — the program's NCAA-leading 16th regional title, its first Big Ten title and an NCAA runner-up finish.

Becoming the fourth Trojan to earn All-American honors in all four years, Catherine Park capped off a highly decorated collegiate career with a successful senior season. Park leaves USC with five career wins — tied for the third-most all-time — and is USC's career leader with a 70.40 career stroke average, 30 top-10 finishes, 40 rounds in the 60s. Eighteen of those rounds in the 60s came this year, which was the most in a single season in program history. This year, Park won her final collegiate tournament at the Alice and John Wallace Women's Golf Classic, yet she led the team with 12 top-25 finishes and nine top-10 finishes. She capped off her career by placing fourth at the NCAA Championships for her third-career top-five finish at NCAAs.

Earning First Team All-American honors for the second consecutive year, Jasmine Koo outdid herself as a sophomore with four career wins, becoming USC's career wins leader with eight titles. Koo became the first Trojan to win an individual Big Ten Tournament title, leading the Trojans to their 10th conference title in program history. She ended the season by winning three of the last five tournaments in which she played, then capped off the season by placing 11th at the NCAA Championships for her best postseason finish. Koo had 10 top 25 finishes and seven top 10 finishes and ranked second on the team with 20 rounds under par and 16 rounds in the 60s.

Making her first All-American appearance, sophomore Kylie Chong enjoyed a breakout season in which she won her first two titles of her collegiate career and earned All-Big Ten First Team honors. Chong set several collegiate bests along the way: She had a career-best 203 (-13) total to share the title at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic and fired her best round of 66 on three occasions. She won USC's inaugural GameAbove Invitational with a 205 (-11) total for her first outright collegiate win. Chong was instrumental in USC's run to the NCAA match play championship, sealing the quarterfinal win over Duke and winning the Trojans' lone match against Stanford in the title match.

Bouncing back from a near-career-ending injury that sidelined her during the fall, Bailey Shoemaker earned her first career All-American honors after her best collegiate season. Shoemaker was an All-Big Ten First Team selection and was tied for the runner-up at the conference tournament — one of three runner-up finishes she had all season. Shoemaker placed in the top 25 in all nine tournaments in which she played, plus she had six consecutive top-10 finishes midway through the spring. Along the way, she tied her career-best tournament score with a 207 (-9) total at the Chevron Silverado Showdown, plus she tied her career-low round of 65 twice. She tied for 23rd at the NCAA Championships, giving USC three top-25 finishers.

Making an immediate impact in her first season at USC, Elise Lee earned her first career WGCA All-American award as an honorable mention selection. Lee was a steady piece in the Trojans' lineup, finishing in the top 25 in 11 tournaments with seven top-10 finishes. A First-Team All-Big Ten selection, Lee had a ninth-place finish at the conference tournament for her best finish at Big Tens. Along the way, she had her best collegiate tournament score with a 208 (-8) total at the Golfweek Red Sky Classic, plus she fired her best collegiate round with a 66 en route to tying for second at the NCAA Ann Arbor Regional. During postseason match play, Lee clinched the Trojans' semifinal win over Arkansas.

WGCA 1st Team All-Americans
Marie Jose Marin — University of Arkansas
Rianne Malixi — Duke University
Avery Weed — Mississippi State University
Megha Ganne — Stanford University
Paula Marin Sampedro — Stanford University
Meja Ortengren — Stanford University
Andrea Revuelta — Stanford University
Vanessa Borovillos — Texas A&M University
Kiara Romero — University of Oregon
Catherine Park — University of Southern California
Jasmine Koo — University of Southern California
Farah O'Keefe — University of Texas

WGCA 2nd Team All-Americans
Sophia Fullbrook — Florida State University
Paula Francisco — University of Florida
Veronika Kedronova — Kent State University
Marie Madsen — North Carolina State University
Marta Silchenko — Oklahoma State University
Eunseo Choi — Pepperdine University
Kelly Xu — Stanford University
Lauren Kim — University of Texas
Cindy Hsu — University of Texas
Bailey Shoemaker — University of Southern California
Kylie Chong — University of Southern California
Macy Pate — Wake Forest University

WGCA Honorable Mention All-Americans
Patience Rhodes — Arizona State University
Anna Davis — Auburn University
Balma Davalos — Auburn University
Janae Leovao — Eastern Michigan University
Nichakorn Pinprayoon — Iowa State University
Pimkwan Chookaew — Iowa State University
Kylee Choi — Pepperdine University
Jeneath Wong — Pepperdine University
Thanana Kotchasanmanee — Princeton University
Charlotte Beck — University of Arizona
Reagan Zibilski — University of Arkansas
Pimpisa Sisutham — University of Central Florida
Megan Propek — University of Florida
Siuue Wu — University of Florida
Kajasalotta Svarvar — University of Mississippi
Megan Streicher — University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Pinky Chaisilprungruang — University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Variana Heck — University of South Carolina
Eila Galitsky — University of South Carolina
Elise Lee — University of Southern California
Kyra Van Kan — University of Tennessee
Madison Messimer — University of Tennessee
Jaclyn LaHa — University of Virginia
Cayatana Fernandez Garcia-Poggio — Texas A&M University
Chloe Kovelesky — Wake Forest University
Morgan Ketchum — Wake Forest University

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