College golf: 2019-20 Preseason Women’s All-Americans

It’s never too early to start thinking about postseason honors, especially with the 2019-20 college golf season upon us.

Leading Golfweek’s preseason Women’s First Team All-American list is Frida Kinhult, who led the nation and set a Florida State program record for single-season scoring at 70.66. That’s exceptional consistency and the expectations are even higher for her upcoming sophomore campaign.

Frida Kinhult during the first round of the ANA Inspiration. (Matt Sullivan/Getty Images)

Check out the rest of the preseason first team, as well as the second and third teams.

FIRST TEAM

Andrea Lee, senior, Stanford

Eight-time winner still searching for signature title. Current No. 1 amateur in the world.

FIRST TEAM

Albane Valenzuela, senior, Stanford

Sparkling player has tools to be the best in college golf. Finished sixth at NCAA Championship in May.

FIRST TEAM

Emilia Migliaccio, junior, Wake Forest

The days in Jennifer Kupcho’s shadow are over. Won the Pan Am Games in August.

FIRST TEAM

Jaravee Boonchant, junior, Duke

Recorded seven top-10 finishes last year and capped season with a match-play win over Wake Forest’s Jennifer Kupcho.

FIRST TEAM

Sofia Garcia, junior, Texas Tech

Three-time winner as a sophomore and ranked fifth in college golf in scoring (71.56).

FIRST TEAM

Kaitlyn Papp, junior, Texas

A USGA champion (2016 U.S. Women’s Amateur Four-Ball) who calls her short game her strength. Top-5 finisher at the ANWA.

FIRST TEAM

Jennifer Chang, junior, USC

First-Team All-American last year and Trojans top-ranked player. Won NCAA Cle Elum Regional.

FIRST TEAM

Gabriela Ruffels, junior, USC

White-hot summer included victories at U.S. Women’s Amateur and North & South.

FIRST TEAM

Olivia Mehaffey, senior, Arizona State

Won titles at Pac-12 Championship and NCAA Norman Regional last year.

ASU golfer Olivia Mehaffey walks with her head coach Missy Farr-Kaye after a practice at Papago in Phoenix. Photo: Sean Logan/USA TODAY Sports

Florida golfer Sierra Brooks

SECOND TEAM

Gina Kim, sophomore, Duke

Agathe Laisne, junior, Texas

Lauren Hartlage, senior, Louisville

Karoline Stormo, senior, Kent State

Linn Grant, freshman, Arizona State

Yu-sang Hou, junior, Arizona

Sierra Brooks, senior, Florida

Aneka Seumanutafa, sophomore, Ohio State

Ana Belac, senior, Duke

Alexa Melton, freshman, Pepperdine

Amelia Garvey (Paul Goldberg/USC Athletics)

THIRD TEAM

Julie McCarthy, junior, Auburn

Mariel Galdiano, senior, UCLA

Natasha Andrea Oon, sophomore, San Jose State

Emma Spitz, freshman, UCLA

Hailee Cooper, sophomore, Texas

Natalie Srinivasan, senior, Furman

Lei Ye, freshman, Stanford

Jiwon Jeon, senior, Alabama

Amelia Garvey, junior, USC

Erica Shepherd, freshman, Duke