2024-25 NCAA Division III Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars Announced
NORMAN, Okla. – 2024-25 Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars for NCAA Division III have been announced.
To be eligible for Cobalt Golf All-America Scholar nomination, an individual must be a sophomore, junior or senior both academically and athletically in NCAA Division I, II, III, and NAIA, or receiving their associate’s degree and in their last year of athletic eligibility in the NJCAA. In addition, they must participate in 50% of their team’s competitive rounds, have a stroke average under 79.0 in NCAA Division III, and maintain a minimum cumulative career grade-point average of 3.2. A recipient must also be of high moral character and be in good standing at their college or university.
207 NCAA Division III athletes from 80 schools earned 2024-25 Cobalt Golf All-America Scholar honors. Rhodes had six recipients, tied with College of Charleston, Georgia Southern, Hawai’i, Mississippi State (NCAA Division I), and Texas Wesleyan (NAIA) for the most recipients from one school across all six divisions in 2024-25.
Emory (5), Gustavus Adolphus (5), Illinois Wesleyan (5), Rhodes (6), and Southwestern (TX) (5) were NCAA Division III schools that had at least five recipients.
NCAA Division III
Adrian
Cameron Bozyk
Christian Long
Joe Renfer
Allegheny
Connor Bell
Carter Hassenplug
Zachary Melzar
Aurora
Braeden Duncan
Jackson Hulsey
Maddux Tarasievich
Babson
Jack Berry
Colin Fowler
Berry
Noah Farland
Kevin Verrill
Bowdoin
Matthew Cohen
Andrew Flynn
Ian Harris
Joey Zheng
Bridgewater
Brandon Washburn
California Lutheran
Adam Cartozian
Ty Kuroda
Hudson Solters
Tanner Stewart
Calvin
Jackson Glanzer
Jack Marzolino
Matt Turcotte
Carleton
Sam Higaki
Justin Rodriquez
Gordon Walker
Carnegie Mellon
Justin Chan
Ryan Dannegger
Steven Shea
David Zhang
Chapman
Conner Conley
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
Yuefeng (Michael) Ma
Jack Rende
Yiqi (Andy) Sun
Jamison Tan
Denison
Drew Brasky
Andrew Gallagher
Earlham
Charles Bowen-Rayner
Vassily Lombard
Edgewood
Raymond Jordan
Emory
Michael Burry
Brian Hanson
Tony Li
Kevin Mu
Josh Qian
Farmingdale State
Brad Castaldy
Padruig Douglas
Mackenzie Kim
Gettysburg
Daniel Casanta
Christian Deussing
Daniel Suter
Greensboro
Watcharakan Chankarn
Grinnell
Elmer Thornton Walker IV
Guilford
James Alden
Parker Cumbea
Evan Mendyk
Andrew Perry
Gustavus Adolphus
Blake Forrest
Chris Gutuza
Teddy Kaste
Pelayo Perez
Jack Reinardy
Hampden-Sydney
Jack Barnes
Nick Rubino
Hardin-Simmons
Jake Atherton
Andrew Bin
Luke Jun
Tyler Merchant
Hartford
John Guerrera
Kyle St. Pierre
Hope
Liam Casey
Hank Roebuck
Huntingdon
Tyler Bjorgum
Jack Burr
Zackery Coker
Jack Hundley
Illinois Wesleyan
Juney Bai
Quinn Clifford
Aidan Healy
Griffin Pohl
Michael Spitzer
John Carroll
London Hoyser
Austin Malley
Kamden Mowry
Kalamazoo
Emiliano Alvarado Rescala
Kean
Patrick Murray
Kenyon
Jaiden Koonar
Oliver McGovern
Jonathan Oakes
Armand Ouellette
LaGrange
Eli Rogers
Lake Forest
Luke Duffer
Tyler Schick
Tyler Wengronowitz
LeTourneau
Easton Lampi
Logan Moore
Kaiden Schneider
Noah Summers
Linfield
Douglas Bailey
Kellen Hudson
Zack LaPlaca
Luther
Owen King
Haakon Rustad
Lynchburg
Ben Chamberlin
Alan Van Asch
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Grant Carter
McDaniel
Ethan Crabb
Matt Messenger
Methodist
Beau Brewer
Caleb Ryan
Aiden Spampinato
Millikin
Jack Bollinger
Luke Bradley
Virgile Gruny
North Central
Brendan Joy
Zachary Lunde
Bradford Cole Martin
Oglethorpe
Ryan Dunn
Jackson Hiller
Sam Karman
Beck Lewis
Ohio Northern
Bennett Christy
Joey DeSimone
Ohio Wesleyan
Gavin Stutz
Otterbein
Colin Bibler
Ian Morgan
Jake Morgan
Penn State Altoona
Nicky Riscica
Pomona-Pitzer
John Kim
Alex Oh
Redlands
Damon Bartells
Aaron Buck
Jonas DeLeon
Jake Yim
Rhodes
Grant Burks
Will Feagin
Billy Gussler
Josh Phillips
Avery Stansell
Jud Turner
Rose-Hulman
Ryan Beerheide
Alex Bilodeau
Austin Frick
Owen King
RPI
Matt Buckley
Owen Himmer
Jacob Lindsay
Saint John’s (MN)
Andrew Boemer
Tim Fultz
Ethan Kress
Sewanee
Elias Becker
Logan Johnson
Pearse Lucas
Shenandoah
Dan Ailor
Braden Falk
Caden Sherman
Skidmore
Tate Esler
Evan Forrest
Southern Virginia
Kaden Ford
Charles Price
Southwestern (TX)
Ethan Bridges
Sam McClure
Risky Mitchell
Matthew Peesker
Bryce Stiemert
St. Norbert
Dawson Fish
St. Olaf
Josh Sansom
Isaac Schmidt
St. Scholastica
Connor O’Hara
Stevens Institute of Technology
Sebastian Beaver
Maxime Debets
Benjamin Slicker
Swarthmore
Yuxuan Wang
Andy Xin
Dylan Zhang
Texas Lutheran
Tobey Wills
Transylvania
Tom Buchert
Trine
Colin Crumrine
Carter Schnipke
Trinity (TX)
Carter Code
Jacob Mason
UW-Stout
Andrew Bauer
Hunter Neumann
Virginia Wesleyan
Steven Harper
Wabash
Lewis Dellinger
Matt Lesniak
Wartburg
Josh Nichols
Washington & Jefferson
Alex Robins
Washington and Lee
Will Braxton
Elias Malakoff
Jonathan McEwen
Whitman
Alexander Knox
Parker Krovisky
Mason Remington
Ben Sweet
Willamette
Jack Carr
Brock Olson
Lucas Paul
Oliver Smith
Williams
Phillip Clifton
Ben Sapovits
Wittenberg
Caleb Domitrovich
Ryan Miller
Joshua Wright
Jake Yarbrough
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