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GCAA Releases 2026 NAIA PING All Region Teams

By Matthew Goldstein 1 min read
CGN graphic announcing the release of the 2026 NAIA PING All Region Teams by the Golf Coaches Association of America, featuring NAIA, GCAA and PING logos over a golf course background.
The GCAA officially released the 2026 NAIA PING All Region Teams, recognizing top performers across NAIA men’s golf during the 2025-26 season.
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The Golf Coaches Association of America announced the 2026 NAIA PING All Region Teams, honoring players across the Midwest, Central, South and West regions following the 2025-26 season.

Midwest Region

  • Alexei Butchart, Cumberlands (KY)
  • Karson Cabe, Indiana Wesleyan
  • Carson Childress, Campbellsville
  • Daniel Drljevic, Campbellsville
  • Sam Dykema, Indiana Wesleyan
  • Gustav Fredriksson, Cumberland (TN)
  • Saran Jantratit, Cumberlands (KY)
  • Augie Mann, Marian (IN)
  • Pedro Morgado, Cumberlands (KY)
  • Weston Ogden, Marian (IN)
  • Polakrit Pawichai, Lindsey Wilson
  • Will Schuitema, Taylor
  • Callum Waugh, Lindsey Wilson
  • Stanley White, Lindsey Wilson
  • Lane Zedrick, Marian (IN)

Central Region

  • Chad Coburn, Missouri Valley
  • Harrison Froling, Grand View
  • Joshua Killingsworth, MidAmerica Nazarene
  • Henry Kosmicki, Hastings
  • Bernhard Koster, Friends
  • Laken Matthews, Friends
  • Patrick Neal, MidAmerica Nazarene
  • Max Nielsen, Hastings
  • Trinton Nobles, Friends
  • Joaquin Raminger, Missouri Valley
  • Gabriele Romani, Friends
  • Hunter Schmidt, MidAmerica Nazarene
  • Felipe Suarez, Missouri Valley
  • Taiki Sugawara, Hastings
  • Jack Winkel, Grand View

South Region

  • Matus Cedzo, Keiser
  • Yann Ferrando, Keiser
  • Scott Frisby, Dalton State
  • Tristan Greenleaf, Webber International
  • Luke Hammond, Columbia International
  • Luke Iverson, Truett McConnell
  • Jacob Joseph, Point
  • Antonio Juarbe, Coastal Georgia
  • John Brady Knight, Dalton State
  • Griffin Latimer, Reinhardt
  • Tyler Latimer, Dalton State
  • Zane May, Reinhardt
  • Ben McFadden, Dalton State
  • Alex Nordstrom, Blue Mountain Christian
  • Jack Peters, Keiser
  • Christopher Richards Jr., Webber International
  • Cobey Riddle, Blue Mountain Christian
  • Trey Schmidt, Reinhardt
  • Vedant Sirohi, Webber International
  • Iver Sokhan-Sanj, Keiser

West Region

  • Cameron Bozyk, Oklahoma City
  • Dawson Branstetter, Southwestern Christian
  • Sacha Brendle, Wayland Baptist
  • Jax Brewer, USAO
  • Kristjan Burkelca, Rocky Mountain
  • Owen Croft, Victoria (B.C.)
  • Kolbe Fielder, Texas Wesleyan
  • Grant Greazel, OUAZ
  • Aneesh Kaura, British Columbia
  • Brady Meek, Texas Wesleyan
  • Jack Newton, Oklahoma City
  • Carter Ray, Oklahoma City
  • Lorenzo Santinelli, Oklahoma City
  • Liam Toole, OUAZ
  • Leighton Wright, British Columbia
  • Christian Yanovitch, Oklahoma City

PING, founded by Karsten Solheim in 1959, continues its longstanding partnership with the GCAA in recognizing collegiate golfers across multiple divisions and regions.

Source: Official GCAA Release

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