2025-26 NCAA Division II Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars Announced
NORMAN, Okla. – 2025-26 Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars for NCAA Division II have been announced by the GCAA.
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 78.0 in NCAA Division II, 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.
209 NCAA Division II athletes from 77 schools earned 2025-26 Cobalt All-America Scholar honors. 22 NCAA Division II schools had at least four recipients, including Catawba (5), Eckerd (5), Miles (5), Rockhurst (5), St. Mary’s (TX) (5), and West Florida (5). Tiffin and UMSL tied for the most recipients from one school in NCAA Division II with six.
Adelphi (2)
Mitchell Archer
Johnny Solari
Anderson (SC) (3)
Can Gürdenli
Sam McMillan
James Parsons
Arkansas - Fort Smith (2)
Chandler Cooke
Sam Sewell
Arkansas Tech (3)
Luke Hanson
Landon Lawson
Jacob Peetoom
Ashland (2)
Carter Mishler
Mark Pillar
Bemidji State (4)
Teagan LaPlante
Cullen Ryan
Logan Schoepp
Charlie Williams
Bentley (1)
Jack Kantowski
Cal State Dominguez Hills (2)
Trent Fitzgerald
Aaron Sanchez
Cal State East Bay (4)
Jack Blinderman
Oscar Blomqvist
Nathaniel Frink
Cooper Groshart
Cameron (4)
Alois Casalonga
Rangel Cavazos
Isaac Molloy
Dennon Norman
Catawba (5)
Ilia Antoniadis
Alec Barker
Paul Esnault
Pranay Kapur
Allan Lockwood
Central Oklahoma (3)
Baylor Bostick
Rhett Hughes
Karsten Paciotti
Colorado Mesa (1)
Luke Wagstaff
East Central (OK) (1)
Pablo Illescas
Eckerd (5)
Drew Campbell
Josh DiZinno
Reggie Fear
Thayne Thomas
Tyler Can Dusen
Emmanuel (GA) (3)
Pietro Fenoglio
Lukas Lautrup-Nissen
Austin Spencer
Felician (1)
Pablo Hidalgo
Ferrum (2)
Tiaan Diedericks
Brandon Jones
Findlay (4)
Luke Metzger
Zach Miller
Cahle Roth
Colin Schadek
Florida Southern (3)
Max Barile
Tyler Mistretta
Colton Swartz
Fort Hays State (3)
Jordan McCaslin
Chutithep Rungpajchim
Cooper Scheck
Georgia Southwestern (3)
Sam Brown
Oscar Hammar
Stefan Rojas
Harding (4)
José Arzú
Austin Bibb
Conner Geist
Dennis Staykov
Henderson State (3)
Jacob Knowlton
Colin Purifoy
Cooper Williams
Hillsdale (3)
Oliver Marshall
Jackson Piacsek
Robert Thompson
Indiana University of Pennsylvania (4)
Ben De Castro
Guillermo Salazar
Alex Swinnerton
Trevor Todd
Jessup (3)
Braden Armstrong
Paolo Castaneda
Nicholas Schultz
Kentucky Wesleyan (1)
Jonathan Kaminski
Lander (4)
Noah Curdt
Aaron Lin
Cathal Penney
Edward Rahm
Lee (2)
George Cordall
Drew Zielinski
Lenoir-Rhyne (1)
Slade Aliff
Lincoln Memorial (2)
Ryan Gavin
Oliver Ulmo
Lynn (4)
Matthew DePinto
Theo Desroches
Joe Houghton
Cole Ropicky
Maryville (2)
Hsiang-Chih Hsu
Andrew Rojas
Menlo (4)
Ryan Bello
Cole Kroeker
Emmett Shell
Jack Stark
Midwestern State (1)
Seth Bearden
Miles (5)
George Aguilera
Jerris Baker
Jeremiah Bianchi
Zostrianos Giordani-Gross
Adrian Raya
Millersville (2)
Josh Baker
Bo Meakim
Minnesota Crookston (1)
Andrew Wilhelm
Missouri S&T (3)
Cole Komyati
Rizq Adam Rohizam
Isaac To
MSU Billings (2)
Kaopun Akmaneenin
Bowdie Fox
Newberry (4)
Javier Borrego Martin
Josh Greig
Jesper Gruendemann
Christian Kuehl
North Georgia (3)
Colby Bennett
Hunter Smith
Rhett Smith
Northeastern State (1)
Juan Vergel
Nova Southeastern (2)
Jorge Berea
Ivan Ponsdomenech
Ohio Dominican (3)
Chase Forsyth
Cian Hughes
Nathan Menapace
Oklahoma Christian (4)
Carson Lee
Vertti Perala
Alex Rigby
Jake Yrene
Parkside (4)
Ryan Lingelbach
Aleck Simms
Shane Stanley
Hayden Underhill
Pitt-Johnstown (2)
Mauricio Hernandez
Eli Ropietski
Rockhurst (5)
Adam Challoner
Lander Guibert
Kingston Solomon
Ashton Vinton
Mike Wolski
Rogers State (3)
Aiden Deng
Miguel Mora
Dylan Ros
Rollins (3)
Clarence Chapman III
Andrew Clark
Mick Herron
Saginaw Valley State (3)
Evan Klein
Tony Spicuzza
Ben Yono
Saint Leo (4)
Enzo Barbaglia
Nicklas Illi
Micke Laurelli
Maximilian Morgenstern
Saint Martin’s (2)
Gavin Klein
Rasmus Tamker
South Dakota Mines (1)
Tyler White
Southeastern Oklahoma State (1)
Nicholas Martin
Southern Nazarene (2)
Dawson Dunlap
Andrew Hill
St. Mary’s (TX) (5)
Elijah Galvan
Philip Hallström
Kongpop Kaikaew
Guillaume Paquette
Baptiste Touchard
Stanislaus State (2)
Chase Bird
Riley Kirk
SWOSU (1)
Ryan Carlisle
Tampa (2)
Kyle Honer
Linus Landahl
Tiffin (6)
Daniel Aitken
Mitchell Brassard
Winston Brown
Liam Harvey
Ryan Norkin
Max Vanoy
UIS (2)
Jake Baldin
Sacha Lamraski
UMSL (6)
Leo Baudry
Benjamin Berger
Ludvig Granlund
Trigg Lindahl
Logan Mayo
Dani Solavera
USC Aiken (1)
Mitchell McNeill
USCB (3)
Christofer Hammar
Nikolai Holme
Aaron Williams
UT Tyler (2)
Preston DeSerrano
Jacob Holloway
UTPB (3)
Nizar Bourehim
Thonsaeng Nunya
Ioan Rowe
Valdosta State (4)
Joshua Burki
William Carestam
Alexander Nilehn
Elad Sebbag
Virginia State (1)
Christopher Baguma
Walsh (1)
Blake Hood
Wayne State (MI) (1)
Andrew Dailey
West Chester (1)
Yamato Kimura
West Florida (5)
Per Ekelund
Eddie Lee
Max Page
Cooper Tendick
TJ Thompson
Westminster (2)
Hayden Howell
Nic Jensen
Winston-Salem State (2)
Tanner Frye
Godfrey Nsubuga
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