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Posted Thursday, June 8, 2006 GCAA Announces Division I PING All-America Teams NORMAN, Okla. — The second, third and honorable mention PING All-America Teams have been announced by the Golf Coaches Association of America. Ryan Baca of Baylor, Arizona State’s Alejandro Cañizares, Rhys Davies of East Tennessee State, Florida’s Matt Every and Billy Horschel, Dustin Johnson of Coastal Carolina, Georgia’s Chris Kirk and Oklahoma State’s Pablo Martin and Jonathan Moore were previously named to the the first team.Ryan Blaum of Duke, New Mexico’s Jay Choi, Erik Flores of UCLA, Georgia State’s Mark Haastrup, Brian Harman of Georgia, Oklahoma’s Anthony Kim, Kyle Reifers of Wake Forest, Florida’s Brett Stegmaier, Cameron Tringale of Georgia Tech and Lamar’s Dawie Van der Walt. Third-team honorees include Texas Tech’s Andrew Dresser, Andres Gonzales of UNLV, Stanford’s Rob Grube, Kevin Larsen of Georgia Tech, Arizona State’s Niklas Lemke, Stephen Lewton of NC State, Washington’s Alex Prugh, Martin Ureta of North Carolina, Florida’s James Vargas and Taylor Wood of Southern California. A total of 32 golfers were named honorable mention All-America. DIVISION I PING All-AMERICA TEAMS First Team Alejandro Cañizares, Arizona State Rhys Davies, East Tennessee State Matt Every, Florida Oscar Floren, Texas Tech Billy Horschel, Florida Dustin Johnson, Coastal Carolina Chris Kirk, Georgia Pablo Martin, Oklahoma State Jonathan Moore, Oklahoma State Second Team Jay Choi, New Mexico Erik Flores, UCLA Mark Haastrup, Georgia State Brian Harman, Georgia Anthony Kim, Oklahoma Kyle Reifers, Wake Forest Brett Stegmaier, Florida Cameron Tringale, Georgia Tech Dawie Van der Walt, Lamar Third Team Andres Gonzales, UNLV Rob Grube, Stanford Kevin Larsen, Georgia Tech Niklas Lemke, Arizona State Stephen Lewton, NC State Alex Prugh, Washington Martin Ureta, North Carolina James Vargas, Florida Taylor Wood, Southern California Honorable Mention Zach Bixler, Washington Roberto Castro, Georgia Tech Kevin Chappell, UCLA Alex Coe, Pepperdine Brian Duncan, Clemson Jake Ellison, Brigham Young Travis Esway, Arizona Daniel Im, UCLA Eirik Johansen, South Carolina Kevin Kisner, Georgia Russell Knox, Jacksonville Matt Kohn, Kentucky Bronson LaCassie, Minnesota Tyler Leon, Oklahoma State James Lepp, Washington Luke List, Vanderbilt Brian Locke, Loyola Marymount James Love, Denver Edward McGlasson, Colorado Andrew Parr, Texas A&M Stephen Poole, Clemson Richard Scott, Georgia Webb Simpson, Wake Forest Dusty Smith, Lamar Scott Stallings, Tennesse Tech Daniel Summerhays, Brigham Young Jared Texter, UNLV Brendon Todd, Georgia Niall Turner, Minnesota Casey Watabu, Nevada Andy Winings, Kentucky |
