The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced the 2016 NAIA Women's Golf All-America teams, as selected by the NAIA-Women's Golf Coaches Association All-America Committee. The Seahawks had the second most honorees represented on the teams with four.

Brandon Miller of Keiser was named the 2016 NAIA Women's Golf National Coach of the Year. His Seahawks ran away with their third national championship in program history, carding a 23-over-par 599 to win the national crown by 11 strokes at Savannah Quarters Country Club in Pooler, Ga., on May 20.

Caroline Retabi, a junior from Grimaud, France earned First Team All-American honors for the second straight season. Caroline, an All-Conference player averaged a 78.55 on the year while winning the NAIA Women's Preview at one over par. She also finished in the top ten in four other events on the year.

Elsa Westin, a sophomore from Bromma, Sweden earned First Team All-American honors for the second consecutive year and adds this honor to her Sun Conference Player of the Year award. She finished as the runner-up at the National Tournament for the second straight time while winning four events on the year.

Rebecka Holmstrom, a junior from Gothenburg, Sweden was named First Team All-American after earning Second Team the past two seasons. As an All-Conference player, her best finish came at the Sun Conference Championship as the runner-up while finishing in the top ten in four other tournaments.

Sabrina Schloo, a junior from Wuerzburg, Germany was named Third Team All-American after being named Second Team a season ago. Sabrina, an All-Conference honoree, had her best finish come at Coastal Georgia in a tie for second while finishing in the top ten at five other events.