Seven Hawks named All-America Scholars by GCAA
NORMAN, Okla. – The Golf Coaches Association of America released its Second Wave Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholars on Tuesday.
In the first season in which sophomores are eligible for the award, seven Hawks were named All-America Scholars. Cody Argade, Connor Bruce, Ben Harris, Walker Hinds, Drew Mathers, Cam Page and Carson Whitton were among 81 Division III golfers to earn the recognition.
A total of 1,018 golfers were honored in NCAA Division I, Division II, Division III, NAIA and the NJCAA.
To be eligible for Division III All-America Scholar status, an individual must be a sophomore, junior or senior academically, participated in at least 40 percent of his team's competitive rounds and have a stroke-average under 79 and maintain a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.2.
GCAA Division III Srixon/Cleveland Golf All-America Scholars
Joshua Allen, Guilford
Cody Argade, Huntingdon
Jared Beals, Pacific Lutheran
Michael Bell, Westminster (PA)
Luc Birchfield, Whitman
Luke Boerner, Ohio Wesleyan
Chris Bornhorst, Babson
Harrison Brenner, Claremont Mudd Scripps
Connor Bruce, Huntingdon
Brett Buckingham, Augsburg
Nick Burris, DePauw
Harrison Cooper, Augsburg
Chris D'Alessandro, Arcadia
Alex Dawson, Birmingham Southern
Preston DeSantis, Berry
Mitchell Dover, Pacific Lutheran
Zach Evens, Guilford
Ryan Fecco, Oswego State
Matt Fladten, UW- Eau Claire
Jason Folker, Carnegie Mellon
Will Ford, Stevenson
Kurt Fortman, Otterbein
Jack Funderburg, Ohio Wesleyan
Nathan Garner, LaGrange
Burt Gesner, Babson
Nicholas Gianelos, Babson
Ben Harris, Huntingdon
Luke Harrison, Rhodes
Harrison Hicks, Texas - Dallas
Walker Hinds, Huntingdon
A.J. Iacobellis, Stevens Institute of Technology
Seth Jolly, Berry
Kim Kang, Earlham
William Knauth, Carnegie Mellon
Thomas Kuznar Southwestern University
Luke Labenski, Stevens Institute of Technology
Max LaBine, Saint John's (Minn.)
Peder Larson, St. Thomas (Minn.)
Jordan Lau, Pacific Lutheran
Jack Lee, Guilford
Jason Li, Carnegie Mellon
Austin Long, Claremont Mudd
Sam Marty, Otterbein
Drew Mathers, Huntingdon
Ethan McCarthy, Mount St. Joseph
Miles McCarthy, St. Thomas (Minn.)
Mason Meadows, DePauw
Jay Milch, Carnegie Mellon
Jack Nasby, St. Thomas (Minn.)
Alexander Nelson, Pacific Lutheran
Gunner Nielsen, Pacific Lutheran
Colin O'Hern, Southwestern
Cade Osgood, Southwestern
Cam Page, Huntingdon
Joseph Park, Texas – Dallas
Ryan Pearson, Pacific Lutheran
John Peck, Otterbein
Jacob Pedersen, Gustavus Adolphus
Nicholas Peters, Roanoke
Max Phillips, Millikin
Logan Reed, Otterbein
Jacob Rockefeller, Texas - Dallas
Coury Rogers, Otterbein
Owen Rosebeck, Pomona - Pitzer
Gabriel Rossi, Skidmore
Sam Sawyers, Pomona - Pitzer
Erik Schleicher, Oswego State
Garrett Schuler, Earlham
Daniel Settecerri, Hope
Graham Sherard, Earlham
Matthew Shur, Stevenson
William Snyder, Christopher Newport
David Song, Pomona - Pitzer
Sam Tollette, St. Thomas (Minn.)
Nick Vella, Hardin-Simmons
Hiromitsu Washizu, North Central
Brandon Wei, Stevens Institute of Technology
Noah Weigle, Hope College
Carson Whitton, Huntingdon
Jackson Williams, Franklin
Reed Wilson, Babson
Ben Womack, LaGrange