Colorado University Athletics
Fan Named WGCA All-American Scholar

BOULDER GÇô University of Colorado golfer
Brittany
Fan has been named to the WomenGÇÖs Golf Coaches Association
All-American Scholar team for her achievement in the classroom
during the 2014-15 academic year. To be eligible for selection, the
student-athlete must maintain at least a 3.5 grade point average
and play in half the scheduled competitions.
Fan completed her first season with the Buffaloes posting a
freshman school record 74.87 stroke average over 31 rounds. The
Pearl City, Hawaii native also had six top 20 finishes and a
team-leading 28 rounds in the 70s. Fan also played a vital role in
helping CU earn a program-best fifth place finish at the Pac-12
Championships last spring.
GÇ£IGÇÖm very happy for Brittany GÇô earning the WGCA Academic
All-American award is a difficult challenge and one of the hardest
academic awards to earn in collegiate sports,GÇ¥ said Colorado head
coach Anne
Kelly. GÇ£In addition, Brittany was in her freshman year and just
learning to balance travel and academics is hard enough, but to
earn Academic All-American honors her first year is an outstanding
accomplishment.GÇ¥
In total, 758 womenGÇÖs collegiate golfers from all three division
programs were recognized, 17 of which from the Pac-12 Conference.
Arizona State led the conference with six honorees, four were
honored from Washington State and Arizona had a pair. CU joined
California, Oregon, Oregon State and Washington to each have one
honoree. In addition, Fan was one of only four freshmen from the
Pac-12 to earn the award.