Men's Golfer Richard Treis Named as a Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar
Wednesday, June 1, 2005 | Men's Golf
University of Florida redshirt senior men's golfer Richard Treis (Baden-Baden, Germany) was named as a Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar the Golf Coaches Association of America announced today.
Treis, one of only two members of the PING All-Southeast Region team to be named as a Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar, joins six other Southeastern Conference golfers on the prestigious team.
A 2002-03 Academic All-American at the University of North Carolina, Treis garnered his first career Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar award. In his first season as a Gator, Treis earned his first career All-Southeast Region team honor, while also being named to the All-SEC's second-team. The 2003 Atlantic Coast Conference Individual Champion has overcome a career threatening thumb injury to claim one individual win this season, while posting four top-20 finishes in nine tournaments. For the year Treis owns a 73.55 stroke average and has fired 10 rounds at or below par.
To be eligible for Cleveland Golf All-America Scholar status an individual must be a junior or senior academically and competed in at least two full years at the collegiate level, participate in 70-percent of his teams competitive rounds, have a stroke average under 76.0 in Division I and maintain a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.2. A recipient must also be of high moral character and be in good standing at his college or university.
The seventh-ranked Gator men's golf team opens NCAA Championship play today at the Caves Valley Country Club in Baltimore, Md. Live scoring and daily tournament updates can be found at www.GatorZone.com.
Cleveland Golf All-America Scholars
| Scott Anderson, Ohio State | Jordan Mitchell Krantz, Texas-Arlington |
| Matias Anselmo, Jacksonville State | Jeffrey Krogsgard, Birmingham Southern |
| Nick Baker, UNC-Greensboro | Rob Langley, Furman |
| Michael Barbosa, Georgia Tech | Joe Lanza, Saint Mary's (Calif.) |
| Justin Bertsch, Toledo | James Lepp, Washington |
| Robert Bigley, Siena | Jason Lindgren, North Texas |
| Kevin Blue, Stanford | James Logeman, Long Beach State |
| Brandon Boomsma, Ball State | Korey Mahoney, Eastern Michigan |
| Andrew Bostrom, Pacific | Brad Marek, Indiana |
| Frank Buttacavoli, Rice | Rory McCaughna, Gardner-Webb |
| Alejandro Ca?izares, Arizona State | Todd Miller , Brigham Young |
| Brian Carroll, George Washington | Mark Modglin, Fresno State |
| Ryan Carter, Fresno State | Ryan Moore, UNLV |
| Alex Coe, Pepperdine | Matt Munroe, Gonzaga |
| Keith Cone, Troy | Keith Orlen, Elon |
| James Cunningham, Denver | Creighton Page, Princeton |
| Daniel Dennis, Southern Mississippi | Steven Pena, Lousiana-Lafayette |
| Jonathan Dickinson, Liberty | David Perrit, Saint Louis |
| Tim Dillon, Davidson | Nate Pettitt, Colorado State |
| Robert Dinwiddie, Tennessee State | Craig Pickerel, Bowling Green State |
| Mark Donnell, Vanderbilt | Greg Pieczynski, Penn State |
| Brent Dorner, Troy | Brent Pittman, Rutgers |
| Andrew Dresser, Texas Tech | Clint Provost, Alabama |
| Chris Dukeminier, Oregon | Michael Putnam, Pepperdine |
| Jonathan Edwards, Santa Clara | Scott Redmond, Air Force |
| Taylor Edwards, Southern Utah | Robert Eric Reeves, Mercer |
| Brian Elsea, Ohio | William Roach Jr., Tulane |
| Kenneth Fahey, Rhode Island | Zack Robinson, Oklahoma State |
| Darren Fletcher, Nevada | Andrew Ross, Arkansas State |
| Evan Frederick, Saint Louis | Ethan Roush, Northern Illinois |
| Andrew Gallo, George Washington | Scott Seibert, Indiana |
| Jason Gerken, Princeton | Michael Shelly, San Diego |
| Bud Graessle, Ball State | Daniel Silva, Wyoming |
| Zachary Guthrie, Western Illinois | Chan Song, Georgia Tech |
| Alex Hamilton, South Carolina | West Streib, South Carolina |
| James Harris, San Diego | Nicholas Thompson, Georgia Tech |
| Ron Harvey Jr., Brigham Young | Andrew Tiedt, Iowa |
| Andreas Hoegberg, UCF | Richard Treis, Florida |
| Anders Hofvander, Southeastern Louisiana | Emmett Turner, Augusta State |
| John Holmes, Kentucky | Matt Van Cleave, Kansas State |
| Jason Huff, Idaho | Jonathan Vannelli, Fairfield |
| Eirik Johansen, South Carolina | Matt Wells, Kentucky |
| Jonathan Johasky, Ohio | Travis Whisman, UNLV |
| Zachary Johnson, Southern Utah | Jeffrey Wolniewicz, Binghamton |
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