Logan Graf, Erik Johansson, and Benjamin Killingstad from Campbell University have been honored as Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars by the Golf Coaches Association of America. Eligibility requires a student-athlete to maintain a GPA of at least 3.2, compete in at least 50% of their team鈥檚 rounds, and achieve a stroke average under 76.0. This recognition highlights their exceptional academic and athletic performances, exemplified by their places among 649 NCAA Division I athletes from 210 institutions. Head coach Matt Moot commended their leadership and commitment to being complete student-athletes.

By the Numbers
  • Only three Campbell golfers named among 649 NCAA Division I All-America Scholars.
  • Graf achieved a 3.96 GPA in Finance, while Johansson holds a 3.69 GPA as a double major in Finance and International Business.
State of Play
  • Graf competed in nine tournaments with a stroke average of 74.4 and secured a T1st finish at the Georgia Southern Bash.
  • Johansson is recognized for having the fourth-lowest career scoring average in Campbell's history with 72.354.
  • Killingstad, a sophomore, compiled a 72.59 scoring average, marking the fifth-best for a Campbell sophomore.
What's Next

Looking ahead, these athletes aim to continue their success both academically and in future tournaments, contributing to Campbell's legacy in collegiate golf. Graf and Johansson will be especially strategic in their training as they prepare for upcoming competitions while maintaining their academic excellence.

Bottom Line

The recognition of Graf, Johansson, and Killingstad as All-America Scholars not only underscores their individual achievements but also highlights Campbell University鈥檚 commitment to nurturing well-rounded student-athletes. Their accomplishments inspire their peers and set a high standard for future Camel golfers.