NORMAN, Okla. – Barry University senior men's golfer Berry Jole was named a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar as announced by the Golf Coaches Association of America.

Jole graduated in May with a degree in finance. He was named to the Dean's List (3.5 to 3.9) in the spring after being named to the Athletic Director's List (3.0 to 3.49) in the fall. 

On the course, the Rysuhout, Netherlands native had three top-10 finishes, including a tie for third at the Warner Invitational and seventh place finish at the NCAA South/Southeast Super Regional when he shot 75-67-72 -- 214. His second round 67 was a career-low. Jole had a 73.53 stroke average in 12 tournaments in 2014-15. He made 96 birdies and two eagles in his 12 appearances, had a .636 greens in regulation percentage and .622 fairways hit ratio. He reached the highest national rating of his career this season, finishing 79th.

Jole posted a career scoring average of 73.73 with one tournament victory and eight rounds in the 60s. In 2014, he clinched the Buccaneers second straight NCAA Championship when he won his match in the finals.

A total of 206 players in NCAA Division I, 91 in Division II and 17 in NAIA earned the honor. Additionally, 34 honorees were added to the previously released Division III Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholars. To be eligible for Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar status, an individual must be a junior or senior academically, compete in at least three full years at the collegiate level, participate in 50 percent of his team's competitive rounds, have a stroke-average under 76.0 in Division I, 78.0 in Division II, 77.0 in NAIA and 79.0 in Division III, and maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.2. A recipient must also be of high moral character and be in good standing at his college or university.


Division II Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholars
Liam Ainsworth, Saint Leo
Tanner Alder, Rogers State
Ray Badenhorst, Florida Tech
Kyle Beard, Dallas Baptist
Matt Benson, Northwood (Mich.)
Corey Bounds, Cameron
Jack Byrd, Delta State
Ryan Carter, Florida Tech
Kason Childress, Texas A&M-Commerce
Kevin Clarke, West Georgia
Trent Cloninger, UNC Pembroke
Jared Consoli, Oklahoma Christian
Ben Cook, Ferris State
Nicolas Daniel, Sonoma State
Taylor Davis, Lee
Gil Debussher, Henderson State
Austin Doerr, Barton
Robert Dofflemyer III, Lewis
Alex Doneff, Maryville
Hayes Dupree, Georgia Southwestern State
Chris Eaton, Ferris State
Jordan Eck, CUP
Robert Favaro, Wayne State
Garrett Fey, Dallas Baptist
John Fordham, Valdosta State
Nick Forsberg, Tusculum
Braden Galyon, Lincoln Memorial
Brett Geiser, IUP
Christopher Gentle, St. Thomas Aquinas
Conor Gilbert, Millersville
Tomas Gouvia, Rollins
Cory Griffin, Armstrong State
Cade Grimm, Texas A&M-Commerce
Chase Hahne, St. Cloud State
Brad Hawkins, Tusculum
Juan Miguel Heredia, West Florida
Jose Hernandez, St. Edward's
Austin Hill, Wayne State
Calum Hill, Western New Mexico
Brandon Hortt, Cal State Monterey Bay
Berry Jole, Barry
Jack Kastor, Findlay
Zak Kiefer, Ferris State
Niklas Koerner, St. Thomas Aquinas
Tyler Koivisto, St. Cloud State
Tyler Laserra, Wayne State
Brandon Lee, Sonoma State
Logan Leggett, West Texas A&M
Oscar Lengden, Nova Southeastern
Jay Lim, UC San Diego
Bradly Loughren, Upper Iowa
Chris Low, Georgia Southwestern State
Tucker MacDonald, North Greenville
Ross Maietta, King
Tyler Maranville, Tiffin
Travis Mays, Central Missouri
Dylan McClure, Cameron
Jack McKinney, Maryville
Jose Andres Miranda, Lynn
Robert Mize, Columbus State
Cy Moritz, Central Missouri
Thomas Neve, Western New Mexico
Anders Olsson, Georgia Southwestern State
Glen "Trey" Payne, Oklahoma Christian
Ethan Peterson, West Texas A&M
Adam Petterson, Concordia (Minn.)
Kai Rastetter, St. Thomas Aquinas
Jack Rider, Grand Valley State
Chris Rogers, Valdosta State
Robert Rowe, Millersville
Marcus Sanna, Texas A&M-Commerce
Zachary Sardina, Chico State
Luke Schlicher, Tiffin
Austin Schreiber, Ashland
John Scott, King
Brandon Shelley, Florida Tech
Patrick Skakel, CU Colorado Springs 
Micah Skidmore, Saginaw Valley State
Ben Skinner, Western New Mexico
Tyler Smith, Ohio Domincan
Emil Sorebo, Rollins
Sam Stark, Ferris State
Alex Thode, Lewis
Brad Thornton, Delta State
John Tidenberg, Tiffin
Andrew Ward, USC Aiken
Rand Wasson, Lincoln Memorial
Jacob Wherley, Illinois Springfield
Elliott Whitley, Lynn
Justin Wiles, Chico State
Clayton Yamaguchi, UC San Diego