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Three Blue Devils Named to ACC All-Academic Team
6/25/2015 2:59:00 PM | Men's Golf
DURHAM, N.C. – Duke rising sophomores Jake Shuman and Adam Wood along with recent graduate Turner Southey-Gordon were named to the 2015 ACC Men's Golf All-Academic Team as announced by the league office Thursday. Duke has now had 30 All-Academic Team selections since the ACC began announcing the teams in 2007.
Wood, Shuman and Southey-Gordon combined for 15 top-20 finishes and 37 rounds of even-par or better golf as Duke posted a pair of tournament wins (Bandon Dunes Championships and Blue Devil Spring Shootout) and reached the NCAA Championship following a third-place finish at the NCAA Lubbock Regional.
Wood led the Blue Devils with a 72.7 stroke average, eight top-20 finishes, three top-10 finishes, six even-par rounds and 15 rounds of even-par or better golf. He was also named to the PING All-East Region Team. Shuman posted a 73.4 stroke average and matched a Duke freshman record with 11 under-par rounds. He narrowly missed All-America status, finishing tied for 16th at the NCAA Championship. Southey-Gordon, a two-time academic team selection, capped off his Duke career with a 74.3 stroke average, eight even-par or better rounds and a pair of top-10 finishes.
Head coach Jamie Green has now mentored 27 ACC All-Academic Team selections in his seven seasons at Duke.
2015 ACC Men's Golf All-Academic Team
John Jackopsic, Sr., Boston College (Communication/Philosophy)
Billy Kennerly, Sr., Clemson (Management)
Miller Capps, Jr., Clemson (Economics)
Stephen Behr, R-Jr., Clemson (Financial Management)
Adam Wood, Fr., Duke (Undeclared)
Jacob Shuman, Fr., Duke (Undeclared)
Turner Southey-Gordon, Sr., Duke (Cultural Anthropology)
Josh Lee, So., Florida State (Marketing)
Ollie Schneiderjans, Sr., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Anders Albertson, Sr., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Chris Petefish, So., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Vince Whaley, So., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
James Clark, Fr., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Robin Sciot-Siegrist, Jr., Louisville (Sports Administration)
Jeffrey Lehman, So., Louisville (Business Finance)
Benjamin Griffin, So., North Carolina (Business Administration)
William Register, So., North Carolina (Business Administration)
Carter Jenkins, So., North Carolina (Undecided)
Tyler Wingo, Sr., Notre Dame (Finance)
Derek Bard, So., Virginia (Foreign Affairs)
Jimmy Stanger, So., Virginia (Commerce)
Sheridan Huge, Jr., Virginia Tech (Public Relations)
ACC Men's Golf Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Anders Albertson, Sr., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Wood, Shuman and Southey-Gordon combined for 15 top-20 finishes and 37 rounds of even-par or better golf as Duke posted a pair of tournament wins (Bandon Dunes Championships and Blue Devil Spring Shootout) and reached the NCAA Championship following a third-place finish at the NCAA Lubbock Regional.
Wood led the Blue Devils with a 72.7 stroke average, eight top-20 finishes, three top-10 finishes, six even-par rounds and 15 rounds of even-par or better golf. He was also named to the PING All-East Region Team. Shuman posted a 73.4 stroke average and matched a Duke freshman record with 11 under-par rounds. He narrowly missed All-America status, finishing tied for 16th at the NCAA Championship. Southey-Gordon, a two-time academic team selection, capped off his Duke career with a 74.3 stroke average, eight even-par or better rounds and a pair of top-10 finishes.
Head coach Jamie Green has now mentored 27 ACC All-Academic Team selections in his seven seasons at Duke.
2015 ACC Men's Golf All-Academic Team
John Jackopsic, Sr., Boston College (Communication/Philosophy)
Billy Kennerly, Sr., Clemson (Management)
Miller Capps, Jr., Clemson (Economics)
Stephen Behr, R-Jr., Clemson (Financial Management)
Adam Wood, Fr., Duke (Undeclared)
Jacob Shuman, Fr., Duke (Undeclared)
Turner Southey-Gordon, Sr., Duke (Cultural Anthropology)
Josh Lee, So., Florida State (Marketing)
Ollie Schneiderjans, Sr., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Anders Albertson, Sr., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Chris Petefish, So., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Vince Whaley, So., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
James Clark, Fr., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
Robin Sciot-Siegrist, Jr., Louisville (Sports Administration)
Jeffrey Lehman, So., Louisville (Business Finance)
Benjamin Griffin, So., North Carolina (Business Administration)
William Register, So., North Carolina (Business Administration)
Carter Jenkins, So., North Carolina (Undecided)
Tyler Wingo, Sr., Notre Dame (Finance)
Derek Bard, So., Virginia (Foreign Affairs)
Jimmy Stanger, So., Virginia (Commerce)
Sheridan Huge, Jr., Virginia Tech (Public Relations)
ACC Men's Golf Scholar-Athlete of the Year
Anders Albertson, Sr., Georgia Tech (Business Administration)
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