At the conclusion of the 2021 Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) women's golf season, Hope College was crowned the MIAA Champion. The All-MIAA awards were also announced for the top 12 student-athletes, according to scoring average through six MIAA rounds: four MIAA Jamborees and two rounds in the Fall Final, Oct. 8-9, at Bedford Valley Golf Club.
With a season-best 78.17 average, Hope's Grace VanDellen was named the MIAA Women's Golf Most Valuable Golfer. Emma Dykhouse of Calvin University was selected as the Sportsmanship Award winner in a vote of MIAA women's golf head coaches.
Kalamazoo's Darby Scott and Saint Mary's Sydney Hruskoci earned their fourth-consecutive All-MIAA honors. Hope's Megan Jenkinson and Grace VanDellen, Calvin's Chandler Sjoerdsma, Alma's Morgan Yates, and Adrian's Taylor Ross all claimed All-MIAA accolades for a second time.
As the top-four finishing teams, Hope, Saint Mary's, Adrian, and Calvin will all compete in the MIAA's Automatic-Qualifying Tournament this spring to determine which squad will receive the conference's automatic berth into the NCAA Championship.
Most Valuable Golfer
Grace VanDellen, Hope
Sportsmanship Award
Emma Dykhouse, Calvin
2021 Women's Golf All-MIAA First Team
Megan Jenkinson, Hope (2)
Riley Kleck, Adrian
Darby Scott, Kalamazoo (4)
Chandler Sjoerdsma, Calvin (2)
Grace VanDellen, Hope (2)
Morgan Yates, Alma (2)
2021 Women's Golf All-MIAA Second Team
Grace Hoffman, Albion
Sydney Hruskoci, Saint Mary’s (4)
Emlin Munch, Hope
Megan Radaz, Hope
Taylor Ross, Adrian (2)
Katelyn Tokarz, Saint Mary’s
(#) Number of multi-time All-MIAA, including career first- and second-team honors
