NORMAN, Okla. – San Jos\u00e9 State men’s golf continues to shine both on the course and in the classroom, as three student-athletes have been named 2025\u201326 NCAA Division I Cobalt Golf All-America Scholars, the Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) announced Monday.<\/p>\n
For the second consecutive year, Jed Dy<\/a>, Avinash Iyer<\/a>, and Keshav “KC” Mungali<\/a> earned the prestigious honor, which recognizes collegiate golfers for their excellence in academics, athletics, and character.<\/p>\n To qualify, student-athletes must be a sophomore, junior, or senior academically and athletically, maintain a stroke average under 76.0, compete in at least 50% of their team\u2019s competitive rounds, and uphold a minimum cumulative career GPA of 3.2. Recipients must also be in good standing and of high moral character.<\/p>\n Jed Dy<\/a>, Senior, Makati, Philippines, George Washington<\/p>\n Wrapped up his second year at SJSU after competing at George Washington his first two collegiate seasons
\nPlayed 33 rounds with an average of 73.39, while having 10 rounds at par or better last season
\nFinish a season-best tied for 15th at the 2026 Mountain West Championship with a 209 (-7), which included a 68 and all three rounds under par (5\/3-5)
\nAlso had rounds of 68 at the Palouse Collegiate and in the third round of the Jim DeLapa Collegiate to help the Spartans to the team win (9\/28-29) this past season
\nFired a 68-69-73 (-3) to finish in a tie for 28th at the Palouse Collegiate (9\/9-10)<\/p>\n