Four members of the California women's golf team have been named to the 2026 All-ACC Academic Team. Junior Constance Fouillet and senior Anna Molloy achieved their second selections, while freshman Michelle Woo and junior Jasmine Kahler earned their first. The athletes were recognized for both their academic excellence and impressive performances on the course during the season.

By the Numbers
  • Constance Fouillet had a scoring average of 74.92 over 26 rounds and broke the individual course record at St. Andrews with a 9-under-par 63.
  • Jasmine Kahler achieved a scoring average of 73.90 over 29 rounds, with five top-10 finishes.
Yes, But

While the recognition highlights their academic and athletic performance, it’s important to note that maintaining a GPA above 3.0 is a constant challenge for student-athletes balancing rigorous courses and high-level competition.

State of Play
  • The selection process for the All-ACC Academic Team includes maintaining a GPA of 3.0 or higher and participating in at least 50% of competitions.
  • Cal women's golf continues to show strong performance with multiple athletes achieving significant individual accolades.
What's Next

As the team looks ahead, continued emphasis on both academic and athletic performance will be crucial, particularly for the incoming freshmen like Michelle Woo. Expectations for the next season may grow as the foundation of talent deepens with consecutive recognitions.

Bottom Line

The recognition of these four athletes not only reflects their hard work but underscores the successful integration of academics and athletics at Cal, setting a standard for future teams and athletes.