NEED TO KNOW:
CCS Rookie of the Year: Braden Kiley
All-CCS First Team: Adam Rogers
All-CCS Second Team: Jacob DeJesus,
Doug Gugel,
Braden Kiley
All-Sportsmanship Team Representative: Adam Rogers
ATLANTA - The Collegiate Conference of the South released its men's golf postseason awards on Monday morning as four Lions earned honors, highlighted by freshman
Braden Kiley, who was named CCS Rookie of the Year.
Adam Rogers, All-CCS First Team
2025-26 SCORING AVERAGE: 71.3
TEAM WINS: 1 (CCS Championship)
TOP 10'S: 2
BEST ROUND: 66 (2nd Round, Jekyll Island Collegiate Invitationall)
PAST ALL-CCS RECOGNITION: 2x All-CCS Second Team (2024, 2025)
OF NOTE: Rogers continued to be rock solid at the top of the Piedmont lineup, racking up numerous par-or-better rounds to help the Lions maintain a top 15 ranking all spring. In the second round at the Jekyll Island Invitational, Rogers tied the program record with a 6-under 66. He leaves Piedmont as a three-time CCS Conference Champion after helping the Lions three-peat last week in Dalton.
Jacob DeJesus, All-CCS Second Team
2025-26 SCORING AVERAGE: 73.1
TEAM WINS: 1 (CCS Championship)
TOP 3'S: 1 (CCS Championship)
PAST ALL-CCS RECOGNITION: All-CCS Second Team (2025)
OF NOTE: DeJesus continued to establish himself as a key cog in the Lions' llineup in the 2025-26 season. He was a steady contributor all the way through, highlighted by three consistent rounds in the CCS Championship, leading to a tie for third place finish and a spot on the all-tournament team.
Doug Gugel, All-CCS Second Team
2025-26 SCORING AVERAGE: 72.3
TEAM WINS: 1 (CCS Championship)
TOP FIVE'S: 1
TOP 10'S: 3
PAST ALL-CCS RECOGNITION: All-CCS Second Team 2x (2024, 2025)
OF NOTE: Gugel, like DeJesus, is 3-for-3 in capturing CCS Championships. The junior has also found a spot on the CCS All-Conference listing for the third consecutive season. Gugel was a constant near the top of leaderboards, helping the Lions with a top five finish and three different top 10's.
Braden Kiley, CCS Rookie of the Year; All-CCS Second Team
2025-26 SCORING AVERAGE: 72.4
TEAM WINS: 1 (CCS Championship)
TOP FIVE's: 2
TOP 10'S: 3
IN-SEASON CCS RECOGNITION: 4x CCS Rookie of the Week; 1x CCS Golfer of the Week
OF NOTE: Kiley had a breakout freshman campaign for the Lions, earning a starting spot in the fall and holding onto it throughout the spring. He delivered three top 10's and a pair of top five's on the season, highlighted by a t-3rd finish at the CCS Championship, helping the Lions earn a three-peat championship and an automatic bid to the NCAA DIII Championship.
Men's Golf Superlative Awards
Golfer of the Year – Jack Burr, Huntingdon
Rookie of the Year – Braden Kiley, Piedmont
Coach of the Year – Dave Schreyer, Huntingdon
Men's Golf All-Conference Teams
First Team
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Jack Burr
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Huntingdon
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Senior
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Milton, Ga.
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Myles Cunningham III
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Huntingdon
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Sophomore
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Winnetka, Ill.
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Stephen Baker
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Huntingdon
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Senior
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Fairhope, Ala.
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Cole Humphrey
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Huntingdon
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Junior
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Roswell, Ga.
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Adam Rogers
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Piedmont
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Senior
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Vero Beach, Fla.
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Second Team
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Matthew Gover
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Huntingdon
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Junior
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Atkinson, N.H.
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Doug Gugel
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Piedmont
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Junior
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Winter Springs, Fla.
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Braden Kiley
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Piedmont
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Freshman
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Bedford, N.H.
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Drew Silman
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Covenant
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Junior
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Zachary, La.
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Jacob DeJesus
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Piedmont
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Junior
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Bridgewater, N.J.
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Men's Golf All-Sportsmanship Team
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Gehrig Galvin
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Asbury
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Freshman
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Elizabethtown, Ky.
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Wyatt Carter
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Belhaven
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Cole Godwin
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Covenant
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Freshman
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Austin, Tx.
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Matthew Gover
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Huntingdon
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Junior
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Atkinson, N.H.
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Eli Rogers
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LaGrange
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Junior
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Athens, Ga.
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Jack Jacobsen
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Maryville
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Sophomore
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Tampa, Fla.
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Adam Rogers
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Piedmont
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Senior
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Vero Beach, Fla.
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