HIGHLAND HEIGHTS, Ky. - Northern Kentucky University women’s golfer Kim Keyer-Scott has been named to the National Golf Coaches Association Division II All-America Team.
Keyer-Scott, a junior and a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, earned second team All-America honors from the NGCA. She tied for 16th place individually at the NCAA Division II national finals last week with a four-round total of 314 (+26).
It marked the second straight year Keyer-Scott competed at the national finals as an individual.
During the fall, Keyer-Scott captured the medal at the Great Lakes Valley Conference Championships with a two-day total of 147 (+3). She also earned GLVC Player of the Year honors by winning the medal.
This is the third straight year that Keyer-Scott has earned All-America honors from the NGCA. Two years ago, she earned first team All-America honors and was also named the Division II Softspikes Freshman of the Year.
A year ago, Keyer-Scott was tabbed second team All-America by the NGCA. She is the only three-time All-American in NKU golf history.
Women’s Golf
NGCA 2004 Division II All-America Team
1st Team
Charlotte Campbell - Rollins
Mariana DeBiase - Rollins
Pamela Feggans - Florida Southern
Ulrika Ljungman - Rollins
Freddie Seeholzer - Rollins
Melissa Sneller - Grand Valley State
2nd Team
Sarah Coleson - Florida Southern
Meredith Easley - West Texas A&M
Clara Fornella - West Florida
Tanis Hastmann - Nebraska-Omaha
Kristen Kennedy - Western New Mexico
Kim Keyer-Scott - Northern Kentucky
Allison Toomer - Northeastern Oklahoma State
2004 NGCA Division II Player of the Year: Charlotte Campbell, Rollins
2004 NGCA Division II Softspikes Freshman of the Year: Clara Fornella, West Florida
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