BLACKSBURG – Daniel Azallion, Drew Brockwell, Charlie Hanson, Cameron Moore and Kobe Valociek of the Virginia Tech men's golf team were selected to the 2023 All-ACC Academic Team as announced by the conference office Tuesday afternoon.
Frederik Kjettrup of Florida State and Connor Howe of Georgia Tech were named the 2023 Rod Myers Co-Scholar-Athletes of the Year in the ACC.
Duke led all programs with eight golfers on the academic team, followed by Notre Dame with six and Virginia Tech and Clemson with five apiece.
The ACC Scholar-Athlete of the Year awards were established in September 2007 to be awarded annually to the top junior or senior student-athlete in their respective sports.
Academic requirements for selection to the team are a 3.0 grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one's academic career. In addition, student-athletes must have competed in 50 percent of their team's contests and/or the ACC Championships and/or the NCAA Championships during the most recent season.
The ACC Honor Roll, which recognizes all conference student-athletes with a grade point average of 3.0 for the current academic year, will be released in July.
2023 Rod Myers Co-Scholar-Athletes of the Year
Frederik Kjettrup, Florida State
Connor Howe, Georgia Tech
2023 All-ACC Academic Men's Golf Team
Mac Bredahl, Boston College, MBA Management
Nick Cummings, Boston College, Finance
Muzzy Donohue, Boston College, Finance
Cameron Harlock, Boston College, Finance
Alberto Dominguez, Clemson, Communication
Zack Gordon, Clemson, Athletic Leadership
Thomas Higgins, Clemson, Health Science
Jonathan Nielsen, Clemson, Sport Communication
Andrew Swanson, Clemson, Mathematical Science
Kelly Chinn, Duke, Economics
Daniel Choi, Duke, Undeclared
Ethan Evans, Duke, Undeclared
William Love, Duke, Undeclared
John Peters, Duke, Economics
Luke Sample, Duke, Economics
Ian Siebers, Duke, Economics
Jimmy Zheng, Duke, Economics
Frederik Kjettrup, Florida State, Sport Management
Bartley Forrester, Georgia Tech, Business Administration
Connor Howe, Georgia Tech, Business Administration
Hiroshi Tai, Georgia Tech, Business Administration
Pierce Grieve, Louisville, Finance
Mads Hansen, Louisville, Business Administration
Sebastian Moss, Louisville, Finance
Andrew Tan, Louisville, Finance
David Ford, North Carolina, Communication Studies
Dylan Menante, North Carolina, Economics
Ethan Choi, NC State, Accounting
Carter Graf, NC State, Business
Maximilian Steinlechner, NC State, Business
Palmer Jackson, Notre Dame, Business Analytics
Angelo Marcon, Notre Dame, Film, Television & Theatre
Owen Mullen, Notre Dame, Business Analytics
Andrew O'Leary, Notre Dame, Masters Non-Profit Admin.
Calen Sanderson, Notre Dame, Finance
Nathan Stevens, Notre Dame Finance
Bryan Lee, Virginia, Arts & Sciences
George Duangmanee, Virginia, Economics
Pietro Bovari, Virginia, Economics
Daniel Azallion, Virginia Tech, Management
Drew Brockwell, Virginia Tech, Finance
Charlie Hanson, Virginia Tech, Finance
Cameron Moore, Virginia Tech, BIT & Finance
Kobe Valociek, Virginia Tech, Management
Michael Brennan, Wake Forest, Economics
Mark Power, Wake Forest, Communication