UCF senior Greg Eason was named American Men’s Golf Player of the Year while Louisville’s Robbie Geibel was chosen as the American Men’s Golf Freshman of the Year. SMU’s Josh Gregory was tabbed as the American Men’s Golf Coach of the Year.

Eason led the Knights to a top-seven national ranking this season and a runner-up finish at the American Men’s Golf Championship on April 29. The Leicester City, England native has a current average of 70.39 and ranks 10th nationally in the latest Golfstat rankings. Eason has eight top-10 finishes in nine events this season, including six top-three results.

Geibel had a top-four finish at the American Men’s Golf Championship. The Florida native shot a 213 (72-72-69) and finished one stroke behind third-place finisher Ricardo Gouveia. Geibel was the top medalist at the Princeville Makai Invitational and won the event in dramatic fashion by defeating two players on the first playoff hole.
 
Gregory led the Mustangs to the inaugural American Men’s Golf Championship title. SMU shot 858 (287-286-285) over the three-day event and won by five strokes. The Mustangs are ranked 31^th in the nation in the latest GolfStat rankings and earned the league’s automatic bid to the NCAA Championship.
 
The all-conference team spans student-athletes from seven schools and is highlighted by three players from Houston. UCF, Louisville and SMU had two players each named to the all-conference team.