NWAC Reveals 2026 Women's Golf All-League Awards

With all four league matches in the books, the NWAC has announced its All-League awards for women's golf. The NWAC awards one Baden Golfer of the Year award, six members of the First Team All-NWAC, and six members of the Second Team All-NWAC. 

Bellevue's Hadley McDonough is the 2026 Baden Women's Golfer of the Year after posting an average round score of 81.33 for her top-six rounds during the four league matches. McDonough easily claimed the top spot this season by over 3.5 strokes. She was the medalist in three out of four league matches including the tournaments hosted by Highline, South Puget Sound and Olympic. She was one of just two women's golferers to shoot under 80 in any round this season, doing so twice. She shot 79 in the first round of the Highline League Match, and had her lowest single round of the year of 77 at the South Puget Sound League Match. 

Southwestern Oregon's Savannah Doughty finished second overall with an average score of 85.0. Bellevue had three of the top-six as Ava Guthrie finished third (86.0), and Kari Petterson took sixth (86.83). Columbia Basin's McKenzie Stanley finished fourth (86.50), followed by Spokane's Kiah Holmes-Morrissey (86.67) in fifth, and SWOCC's London Kilborn in seventh to round out the All-League First Team. 

The NWAC Golf Championships begin on Sunday, May 17 at Apple Tree Golf Course in Yakima, Washington. Round 2 will take place on Monday, May 18. Bellevue, SW Oregon, Skagit Valley, Spokane, and Columbia Basin each qualified as teams for the championship. South Puget Sound's Jenna Kalar, Jillian Jeffries, and Emilee Anderson each qualified as individuals along with Blue Mountain's Sierra Greenup, Ally Greig, and Lillyanna Wilson. 

Below is the rest of the NWAC All-League awards including first and second teams:

Women's Golf All-League
Baden Golfer of the Year
Hadley McDonough, Bellevue

First Team
Savannah Doughty, SW Oregon
Ava Guthrie, Bellevue
McKenzie Stanley, Columbia Basin
Kiah Holmes-Morrissey, Spokane
Kari Petterson, Bellevue
London Kilborn, SW Oregon

Second Team
Sydney Stenson, Spokane
Jenna Kalar, South Puget Sound
Grace Callas, SW Oregon
Kiana Schroeder, Skagit Valley
Aryanna Corrales, SW Oregon
Jada May, Skagit Valley

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