All-MAC First Team
Johnny Watts, Ball State
Jose Narro, Bowling Green
Josh Whalen, Kent State
Patrick Flavin, Miami
Otto Black, Toledo
Chris Selfridge, Toledo
All-MAC Second Team
McCormick Clouser, Ball State
Ian Holt, Kent State
Chase Johnson, Kent State
Scott Cahill, Miami
Peyton White, Ohio
Watts finished with a 1-under par (287) over 72 holes to win the championship. He earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Regionals.
“We weren’t looking at scores all week, so I had no idea where we stood individually or team-wise, but my goal was to just go out and shoot around even par and try to keep myself under par for the tournament,” Watts said in a statement. “It’s humbling to win at such a young age, but I also know I still have a lot of work to do to become a better golfer.”
With the win, Watts also earned a spot on the All-MAC First Team and the MAC All-Tournament Team.
Senior McCormick Clouser was named to the All-MAC Second Team. He also won the Earl Yestingsmeier Sportsman of the Year Award.
Ball State finished seventh as a team at the event.
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