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2023-24 NAIA Men's Golf All-Americans

2023-24 NAIA Men's Golf All-Americans

The NAIA has announced the 2023-24 NAIA Men's Golf All-America teams, presented by Perfect Hands Golf.  Benedictine Mesa's James Mackie, the California Pacific Conference Golfer of the Year, was named to the Third Team.  Mackie, a senior from Phoenix, Ariz., led the Redhawks to the conference championship this season, earning his team an automatic qualification to the NAIA National Championship.  In addition to his outstanding performance at the Cal Pac Championship, he took second-place finishes at both the TPC Shootout in San Antonio, Tex., and the OUAZ Shootout at Sundance in Buckeye, Ariz.

The three teams were selected by the NAIA Men's Golf Coaches' Association All-America Committee, after the conclusion of the 72nd Annual National Championship. Three teams of 15 individuals each are named to honor a total of 45 student-athletes.

Dalton State (Ga.) Head Coach, Ben Rickett, was named the 2023-24 NAIA Men's Golf National Coach of the Year during the Championship Awards Presentation. 

The NAIA Men's Golfer of the Year will be announced on NAIA.org following the Golf Coaches Association of America announcing their Players of the Year across all levels of collegiate golf.

2023-24 NAIA Men's Golf All-America Teams (Alphabetical order by last name)

FIRST TEAM

Name 

School

Year

Hometown

Juan Ricardo Davila Bone

Texas Wesleyan

Sr.

Guatemala City, Guatemala

Brock Hoover

Dalton State (Ga.)

Jr.

Woodstock, Ga.

Steve Kibare

Dalton State (Ga.)

Sr.

Canton, Ga.

Jonathan Larson

The Master's (Calif.)

Jr.

Bellingham, Wash.

Benjamin Lubker

Wayland Baptist (Texas)

Jr.

Fano, Denmark

Colin Price

Texas Wesleyan

Fr.

Benbrook, Texas

Tom Scullion

Cumberland (Tenn.)

So.

Wiltshire, England

Kolby Shackelford

OUAZ (Ariz.)

Jr.

Panora, Iowa 

Vedant Sirohi

Webber International (Fla.)

So.

New Delhi, India

Matthew Soucinek

Southeastern (Fla.)

Gr.

Lake City, Fla.

Jackson Stone

Truett McConnell (Ga.)

So.

-

Isac Wallin 

Keiser (Fla.)

Sr.

Kungsangen, Sweden

Colby Watkins

OUAZ (Ariz.)

Sr.

Maple Valley, Wash.

Callum Waugh

Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)

So.

Glasgow, Scotland

Jack Whaley

Dalton State (Ga.)

Fr.

Doncaster, England

 

SECOND TEAM

Name

School

Year

Hometown

Florian Benner

Keiser (Fla.)

Sr.

Recklinghausen, Germany 

Mackenzie Bickell

British Columbia

Jr.

Richmond, B.C.

Jarod Edwards

Dalton State (Ga.)

Gr.

McDonough, Ga.

Alessio Graziani

William Carey (Miss.)

Jr.

Johannesburg, South Africa

Tres Hill

Oklahoma City

Jr.

Elk City, Okla.

Camron Jones

Grace (Ind.)

Jr.

Indianapolis, Ind.

Kanon Kendrick

Columbia (Mo.)

Sr.

Shelbina, Mo.

Nicolas Llanos

Keiser (Fla.)

Jr.

Popayan, Colombia

Dylan MacDonald

British Columbia

Sr.

Markham, Ontario

Sean Minor

Columbia (Mo.)

So.

Columbia, Mo.

Patrick Neal

MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.)

So.

Olathe, Kan.

Trinton Nobles

Friends (Kan.)

So.

McKinney, Texas

Milan Reed

Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)

Fr.

Bristol, England

Michael Robson

Oklahoma City

Jr.

-

Troy Schulz

Hope International (Calif.)

Jr.

-

 

THIRD TEAM

Name

School

Year

Hometown

Tom Ammann

Texas Wesleyan

Sr.

Mainz, Germany

Anthony Amoroso III

St. Thomas (Fla.)

Fr.

-

Trevor Bassett

Dalton State (Ga.)

Sr.

McDonough, Ga.

Nathan Biais

Houston-Victoria (Texas)

Fr.

Chassors, France

Giacomo Comerio

Columbia (Mo.)

So.

Schio (IV), Italy 

Enzo Dakiche

Houston-Victoria (Texas)

So.

Paris, France

Yann Ferrando

Keiser (Fla.)

Fr.

Biscarose, France

Manu Gandhi

British Columbia

Fr.

West Vancouver, B.C. 

Sam Johnson

Bellevue (Neb.)

Fr.

Bettendorf, Iowa

Antonio Juarbe

Coastal Georgia 

Fr.

Jesup, Ga.

Kevin Latchayya

Campbellsville (Ky.)

Sr.

Ancona, Italy

Christian Lindgreen

Cumberland (Tenn.)

Sr.

Fleet, England

JAMES MACKIE

Benedictine-Mesa

Sr.

Phoenix, Ariz.

Liam McEvoy

Lawrence Tech (Mich.)

Sr.

The Vines, Perth

Joshua Van Der Wath

Houston-Victoria (Texas)

Jr.

Johannesburg, South Africa