Indianapolis, Ind. - University of Findlay women's golfer Mary Kelly Mulcahy has continued to garner postseason awards, earning the 2025 Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) Female Athlete of the Year award for a second consecutive year as announced on Wednesday, July 2.

"Mary Kelly has redefined what excellence looks like at the University of Findlay", said Director of Athletics, Jim Givens. "Her back-to-back G-MAC Female Athlete of the Year honors are a testament not only to her incredible talent, but to her relentless work ethic, leadership, and poise under pressure. She's raised the bar for our entire athletic department, and we couldn't be more proud of the legacy she leaves behind."

Mulcahy's 2024-25 campaign was a masterclass in consistency, excellence, and record-breaking performances. She was named the 2025 G-MAC Player of the Year and earned first team All-American honors from the Women's Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) for a third time. Her season also included all-East region recognition, a spot on the G-MAC All-Conference team, and the G-MAC's prestigious Elite 26 Award, which honors the student-athlete with the highest GPA competing at each conference championship. At the 2025 G-MAC Championship, she claimed medalist honors with one of the more convincing victories of her career, setting the program and tournament 54-hole scoring record with a 205. That score was eight shots clear of the tournament runner-up, the widest margin of victory in tournament history.

This season, Mulcahy, also this year's G-MAC Collegiate Achievement Award winner, tied her own program and conference scoring average record of 71.71. She captured three tournament titles, including the Folds of Honor Challenge, the Intercollegiate at Nemacolin, and the G-MAC Championship. At the LeeAnn Noble Memorial, she fired a second-round 64, setting a new 18-hole scoring record for both the University of Findlay and the G-MAC. She also set the program's 36-hole scoring record with a 136 at both the LeeAnn Noble Memorial and the G-MAC Championship.

In addition to her collegiate success, Mulcahy represented the Oilers on a national stage, competing in the 2024 Patriot All-America Tournament in Phoenix, Arizona, where she finished tied for 29th among the top collegiate golfers in the country.

She was also selected, for a second consecutive year, as the only non-division I female on Team USA's Palmer Cup squad that competed against the International Team at the Congaree Golf Club in South Carolina. At the event, Mulcahy went 2-2 against the best amateurs in the game, giving her a two-year Palmer Cup match play record of 6-2.

Mulcahy concludes her remarkable career at the University of Findlay with 13 tournament victories, the most tournament wins in the NCAA era of the program.