Three Tartans Named All-UAA; Coaching Staff Honored

(PITTSBURGH, Pa.) – The Carnegie Mellon University women's golf team had three athletes honored by the University Athletic Association's (UAA) coaches on the All-UAA team when the awards were announced. Headlining the squad for the Tartans is sophomore Emma Wong on the first team. Junior Samantha Wang and freshman Alyssa Lim were named to the second team.

The Tartan coaching staff, under the direction of Dan Rodgers along with assistant coach Ty Jones, were named UAA Coaching Staff of the Year. This is the third time on the women's side that Rodgers and his staff have received the honor. The other times were following the 2024 and 2018 seasons.

The Tartans competed in their sixth straight NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships and seventh appearance in program's 12-year history this season where they were national runner-up.

Wong led the Tartans with a scoring average of 72.6 while playing 19 rounds and tied for second individually with Lim at the NCAA Championship. She claimed two individual medalist honors this season, the first at the NCAA Preview and the second at the Savannah Invitational. Wong broke the school record for the lowest round in program history when she shot a six-under par 66 at the Tartans Invitational in the fall. The sophomore also broke the school record for the lowest two-round score when she posted a seven-under par 139 at the Savannah Invitational.

Wang had the third lowest scoring average at 74.5 as she competed in 22 rounds. The junior posted a season-low round of three-under par at the Savannah Invitational and ended the 36-hole event with a six-under par 140 and is tied for the second lowest two-round score in program history.

Lim competed in 19 rounds for the Tartans this season and finished second on the team in scoring average with 72.8. She recorded a season-low round of four-under par at the Savannah Invitational, which is the fourth lowest round in program history.