LUBBOCK, Texas — Texas Tech men’s golfers Adam Bresnu, Connor Graham and Tim Wiedemeyer were recognized Wednesday as Golfweek announced its 2025-26 Men’s College Golf All-America Teams.

Bresnu and Wiedemeyer, both juniors, earned third-team All-America honors, while Graham, a sophomore, was named an honorable mention selection.

The Texas Tech trio continues to collect postseason accolades after previously earning first-team All-Big 12 honors in May and later being selected together to the NCAA Division I PING All-Central Region Team.

Bresnu, Graham and Wiedemeyer helped lead Texas Tech to a top-10 national ranking during the spring season, with all three spending time ranked among the top 25 individuals in the Clippd national rankings. Their selections to the All-Big 12 First Team marked the first time in program history that the Red Raiders placed three golfers on the league’s first team in the same season.

The trio also became part of the fourth Texas Tech squad in the past five seasons to place at least three golfers on the PING All-Central Region Team.

Since 1999, Golfweek has annually recognized the nation’s top collegiate golfers through its All-America teams, in addition to selecting its Players and Coaches of the Year.

 

2025-26 Golfweek All-Americans for the 2025-26 season

(selections are listed in alphabetical order)

First Team

Kihei Akina, BYU

Mahanth Chirravuri, Pepperdine

Filip Jakubcik, Arizona

Ben James, Virginia

William Jennings, Alabama

Jackson Koivun, Auburn

Christiaan Maas, Texas

Preston Stout, Oklahoma State

Harry Takis, San Diego State

Tyler Weaver, Florida State

Second Team

Paul Chang, Virginia

Ryder Cowan, Oklahoma

Tom Fischer, Ole Miss

Josiah Gilbert, Auburn

Frankie Harris, South Carolina

Luke Potter, Texas

Niall Sheils Donegan, North Carolina

William Sides, SMU

Jack Turner, Florida

Wells Williams, Vanderbilt

Third Team

Carson Bertagnole, North Carolina

Adam Bresnu, Texas Tech

Bryan Kim, Duke

Tommy Morrison, Texas

Malan Potgieter, Louisiana

Luke Poulter, Florida

Lance Simpson, Tennessee

Jase Summy, Oklahoma

Cameron Tankersley, Ole Miss

Tim Wiedemeyer, Texas Tech

Honorable Mention

Jake Albert, Auburn

Nguyen Anh Minh, Oregon State

Daniel Bennett, Texas

Alejandro De Castro, Long Beach State

Garrett Endicott, Mississippi State

Wheaton Ennis, Texas A&M

Mesa Falleur, New Mexico

Ethan Fang, Oklahoma State

Erich Fortlage, Arkansas

Gerardo Gomez, Arkansas

Connor Graham, Texas Tech

Dean Greyserman, Stanford

Matthew Kress, Florida

Bryan Lee, Virginia

Jay Mendell, LSU

Michael Mjaaseth, Arizona State

Thomas Schmidt, Arkansas State

Willy Walsh, Pepperdine

Connor Williams, Arizona State

Ziqin Zhou, California

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