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Four From UNC Named To All-ACC Academic Team
June 21, 2018 | Men's Golf, Academics
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Four members of the UNC men's golf team have earned All-Atlantic Coast Conference Academic honors for 2017-18, the ACC announced Thursday. Ben Griffin, Joshua Martin, Jose Montaño and William Register were selected for the All-ACC Academic Team, which recognizes outstanding academic and athletic performance.
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 Griffin is from Chapel Hill and graduated in May after majoring in economics.
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Martin is a rising senior from Pinehurst, N.C., who is majoring in exercise and sport science.
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Montaño, a senior on the 2017-18 squad, is from Cochabamba, Bolivia, and is majoring in business administration.
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Register, from Burlington, N.C., also graduated in May and majored in economics.
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Register was one of seven players on the 28-member list honored for the third time. Griffin and Montaño were recognized for the second time.
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NC State's Stephen Franken was named the ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year. The award is named after Rod Myers, Duke's men's golf coach from 1973-2007.
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Duke led all programs with five golfers on the academic team, while UNC had four golfers and Clemson and NC State had three recognized.
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Griffin is one of 10 members of the team who also earned All-ACC honors this season.
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Minimum academic requirements for selection to the All-ACC Academic Team are a 3.0 grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one's academic career for undergraduate students. Athletic achievements during the most recent season are also considered in selecting the All-ACC Academic Team.
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Rod Myers Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Stephen Franken, NC State
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All-ACC Academic Men's Golf Team
Tyler Kertson, Gr., Boston College (Applied Economics)
Bryson Nimmer, Jr., Clemson (Management) #
Colby Patton, Fr., Clemson (Pre-Business)
Doc Redman, So., Clemson (Mathematical Sci.) @
Chandler Eaton, So., Duke (Environ Sci/Policy) @
Evan Katz, Fr., Duke (Undeclared)
Adrien Pendaries, Fr., Duke (Undeclared)
Jacob Shuman, Sr., Duke (Sociology) %
Alex Smalley, Jr., Duke (Environmental Sciences) #
Harry Ellis, Sr., Florida State (Sport Management) @
Noah Norton, Fr., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Tyler Strafaci, So., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Matthias Schmid, Fr., Louisville (Business - Undecided)
Simon Zach, Jr., Louisville (Marketing) #
Stephen Franken, Jr., NC State (Business Administration) #
Justin Hood, Jr., NC State (Professional Golf Management)
Harrison Rhoades, Jr., NC State (Business Administration) @
Ben Griffin, Sr., North Carolina (Economics ) @
Joshua Martin, Jr., North Carolina (Exercise and Sport Science )
Jose Montaño, Sr., North Carolina (Business Administration ) @
William Register, Sr., North Carolina (Economics ) #
Kevin Conners, Jr., Notre Dame (Finance)
Miguel Delgado, Jr., Notre Dame (Finance)
Danny Walker, Sr., Virginia (Economics) #
Thomas Walsh, Jr., Virginia (Global Culture & Commerce, Government) #
Ian Hildebrand, Sr., Virginia Tech (Finance)
Eric Bae, So., Wake Forest (Economics) @
Cameron Young, Jr., Wake Forest (Economics) @
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Four members of the UNC men's golf team have earned All-Atlantic Coast Conference Academic honors for 2017-18, the ACC announced Thursday. Ben Griffin, Joshua Martin, Jose Montaño and William Register were selected for the All-ACC Academic Team, which recognizes outstanding academic and athletic performance.
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 Griffin is from Chapel Hill and graduated in May after majoring in economics.
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Martin is a rising senior from Pinehurst, N.C., who is majoring in exercise and sport science.
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Montaño, a senior on the 2017-18 squad, is from Cochabamba, Bolivia, and is majoring in business administration.
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Register, from Burlington, N.C., also graduated in May and majored in economics.
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Register was one of seven players on the 28-member list honored for the third time. Griffin and Montaño were recognized for the second time.
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NC State's Stephen Franken was named the ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year. The award is named after Rod Myers, Duke's men's golf coach from 1973-2007.
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Duke led all programs with five golfers on the academic team, while UNC had four golfers and Clemson and NC State had three recognized.
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Griffin is one of 10 members of the team who also earned All-ACC honors this season.
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Minimum academic requirements for selection to the All-ACC Academic Team are a 3.0 grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one's academic career for undergraduate students. Athletic achievements during the most recent season are also considered in selecting the All-ACC Academic Team.
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Rod Myers Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Stephen Franken, NC State
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All-ACC Academic Men's Golf Team
Tyler Kertson, Gr., Boston College (Applied Economics)
Bryson Nimmer, Jr., Clemson (Management) #
Colby Patton, Fr., Clemson (Pre-Business)
Doc Redman, So., Clemson (Mathematical Sci.) @
Chandler Eaton, So., Duke (Environ Sci/Policy) @
Evan Katz, Fr., Duke (Undeclared)
Adrien Pendaries, Fr., Duke (Undeclared)
Jacob Shuman, Sr., Duke (Sociology) %
Alex Smalley, Jr., Duke (Environmental Sciences) #
Harry Ellis, Sr., Florida State (Sport Management) @
Noah Norton, Fr., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Tyler Strafaci, So., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Matthias Schmid, Fr., Louisville (Business - Undecided)
Simon Zach, Jr., Louisville (Marketing) #
Stephen Franken, Jr., NC State (Business Administration) #
Justin Hood, Jr., NC State (Professional Golf Management)
Harrison Rhoades, Jr., NC State (Business Administration) @
Ben Griffin, Sr., North Carolina (Economics ) @
Joshua Martin, Jr., North Carolina (Exercise and Sport Science )
Jose Montaño, Sr., North Carolina (Business Administration ) @
William Register, Sr., North Carolina (Economics ) #
Kevin Conners, Jr., Notre Dame (Finance)
Miguel Delgado, Jr., Notre Dame (Finance)
Danny Walker, Sr., Virginia (Economics) #
Thomas Walsh, Jr., Virginia (Global Culture & Commerce, Government) #
Ian Hildebrand, Sr., Virginia Tech (Finance)
Eric Bae, So., Wake Forest (Economics) @
Cameron Young, Jr., Wake Forest (Economics) @
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@ Two-time honoree
# Three-time honoree
% Four-time honoree
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