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Kaye Named to #HLGOLF All-Academic Team, Frazier Earns Honorable Mention Recognition

Story Links Cleveland, OH-The Horizon League announced today its All-Academic Teams for men’s and women’s golf and two student-athletes from the Cleveland State men’s program were recognized.   Andrew Kaye earned a spot on the men’s All-Academic Team for the third consecutive year and Mason Frazier earned honorable mention recognition. To […]

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Cleveland, OH-The Horizon League announced today its All-Academic Teams for men’s and women’s golf and two student-athletes from the Cleveland State men’s program were recognized.
 
Andrew Kaye earned a spot on the men’s All-Academic Team for the third consecutive year and Mason Frazier earned honorable mention recognition. To qualify for the All-Academic Team nominees must have a 3.2 GPA or higher and participate in at least 50 percent of the team’s total events in the regular season. The team is voted on by the league’s Faculty Athletics Representatives and consists of six student-athletes who earn the highest number of votes. Honorable mention recognition is awarded to any student-athlete who finishes outside of the top six but earns at least 25 percent of the total votes.
 
Kaye is now a two-time graduate of Cleveland State University as he earned his Master of Business Administration degree this past weekend as part of the university’s commencement ceremonies. Kaye carries a 3.91 GPA in his graduate classes and finished his undergraduate degree in finance with a 3.98 GPA. He closed the season with a 72.5 scoring average and registered his highest finish of the year in his final collegiate event placing third in the Horizon League Championship tournament at the end of April.
 
Frazier earns honorable mention recognition for excelling in his undergraduate and graduate coursework. He is also on pace to be a two-time Cleveland State University graduate as he carries a 3.76 GPA in the Master of Business Administration program. He received his undergraduate degree in marketing and finished with a 3.77 GPA. On the course he closed his final campaign with a 74.1 scoring average and a tie for ninth at the Horizon League Championship.
 



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