Thursday, June 23, 2016

PORTLAND, Ore. - For the second year in a row, Simon Fraser sophomore Chris Crisologo has been selected to the Division II PING All-America Team by the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA).

Crisologo received third team honors and was one of 24 student-athletes from the Division II ranks selected to the team. The Richmond, B.C., native earned second team honors as a freshman.

Crisologo was voted by conference coaches as the 2016 GNAC Men's Golf Player of the Year after leading all GNAC players with a stroke average of 71.4 per 18 holes. He earned First Team All-GNAC honors thanks to a second place finish at the GNAC Championships. He went on to place 16th at the NCAA Division II Men's Golf West/South Central Super Regional and was also named to the PING All-West Region Team.

In June, Crisologo placed fifth at the Golf Canada Canadian University/College Championship in nearby Parksville, B.C., finishing the four-round tournament at 2-under-par 286. For the season, Crisologo finished finished in he top-five in six of 10 events.

Division II PING All-America Teams
First Team
Hugo Bernard, Saint Leo                      
Chandler Blanchet, West Florida           
John Coultas, Florida Southern
Alistair Docherty, Chico State
Lee Gearhart, Chico State
Jimmy Jones, Florida Southern
Graham McAree, Indianapolis   
Barrett Waters, West Georgia
           
Second Team
Liam Ainsworth, Saint Leo
Mario Beltran, Barry
Mateo Gomez, Lynn
Brad Hawkins, Tusculum
Calum Hill, Western New Mexico
Richard Mansell, Nova Southeastern
John VanDerLaan, Florida Southern
Carr Vernon, CSU Monterey Bay
 
Third Team
Ethan Chamineak, Georgia Southwestern State
Chris Crisologo, Simon Fraser
Kavan Eubank, California Baptist
Sam Johnston, Oklahoma Christian
Colin Prater, UC-Colorado Springs
Joey Savoie, Saint Leo
Manuel Torres, Lynn
Niclas Weiland, Barry

Honorable Mention
Mike Anderson, Barry
Griffin Brown, Limestone
Martin Cancino, Lynn
Nico Cavero, Barry
John Clare, Le Moyne
Garrett Fey, Dallas Baptist
Christopher Gentle, St. Thomas Aquinas
Juan Jose Guerra, Nova Southeastern
Andrew Hall, Carson-Newman
Dylan Healey, CSU San Marcos
Jacob Huizinga, West Florida
Eric Kline, Central Oklahoma
Brandon Lee, Sonoma State
Andreas Lunding, Wilmingon (DE)
Forrest Knight, North Alabama
Markus Lindberg, Missouri-St. Louis
Reed Lindsey, Delta State
Jose Andres Miranda, Lynn
Talin Rajendranath, West Florida
Alex Springer, Central Missouri
Talon Supak, Illinois-Springfield
Jake Troyer, Malone
Justin Wiles, Chico State