BURNSVILLE, MINN. – Maggie Veenendall, a graduate student from New Richmond, Wisconsin, has been named to the 2025 Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC) Women's Golf First Team All-Conference, as announced by the conference today. The University of Sioux Falls standout delivered an exceptional spring season, earning a spot among the NSIC's elite golfers.

Veenendall showcased her skill and consistency across a competitive spring schedule. At the Hillcat Classic (March 10-11, 2025), she posted a two-round total of 159 (81-78, +17), tying for 19th. She competed at the Hardscrabble Invitational (March 25, 2025), scoring 252 (83-82-87, +42) over three rounds. At the NSIC Preview (March 31-April 1, 2025), Veenendall carded 156 (76-80, +12), tying for 8th and earning 80 points. Her highlight came at the Augustana Spring Invitational (April 7-8, 2025), where she fired a 151 (78-73, +7) to claim 1st place and 70 points. At the Wildcat Classic (April 14-15, 2025), she scored 161 (81-80, +17), tying for 14th and adding 77 points. Veenendall shone at the NSIC Championships (April 25-27, 2025), finishing with 228 (71-79-78, +12) to tie for 3rd and earn 62 points. She capped her season at the NCAA Central Regional (May 5-7, 2025), posting 218 (72-71-75, +8) to tie for 24th and secure 99 points.

"Maggie finished her final season with us on a real positive note," said Head Coach Wade Merry. "She was consistently one of the top players in our conference, and I'm grateful the coaches in the NSIC recognized her talents."

Veenendall's First Team selection highlights her remarkable graduate season and her impact on the USF women's golf program. The full list of 2025 NSIC Women's Golf All-Conference honorees can be found here.

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