TERRE HAUTE, Ind. -- A total of four Rose-Hulman men's golf team members garnered NCAA Division III Cobalt Golf All-America Scholar honors. The Fightin' Engineers had at least one honoree from all three eligible grades, as senior Alex Bilodeau, juniors Ryan Beerheide and Owen King, and sophomore Austin Frick were named to the prestigious team.

All four Rose-Hulman honorees played a huge role in leading the Fightin' Engineers to back-to-back HCAC Championship titles, highlighted by King posting an HCAC-leading 218 (+8) score across three rounds en route to becoming the Individual Tournament Champion. Frick finished second overall with a 220 (+10) score, while Bilodeau concluded his HCAC career with a fourth-place finish, posting a score of 226 (+16). Beerheide rounded out the Fightin' Engineers Championship squad with a 13th-place finish, as he recorded a 231 (+21) score.

Rose-Hulman was one of 20 Division III schools in the country to have four honorees, and a total of 205 athletes across 78 schools were given the Cobalt Golf All-America Scholar award. Every selection competed in 50% of all competitive rounds, accumulated a 79.0 stroke average, and posted at least a 3.2 GPA in the classroom. Additionally, all recipients demonstrated high moral character both on and off the course.