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Dragoo, Hall and Tringale make three-fifths of starting five honored

July 16, 2008

ATLANTA - Georgia Tech's David Dragoo, Taylor Hall and Cameron Tringale, three-fifths of the Yellow Jackets' spring starting five, secured spots on the 2008 All-Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Men's Golf Team, announced Wednesday by ACC Commissioner John D. Swofford.

Hall, a junior from LaGrange, Ga., and a 3.20 student in Management, was named to the team for the third time in his career. Tringale, a junior from Laguna Niguel, Calif., and a 3.26 student in Management, made it for the second time. Dragoo, a junior from Scottsdale, Ariz., is a 3.6 student in Economics. All three players were named All-America Scholars last week by the Golf Coaches Association of America.

Tringale is one of three members of the All-Academic team who also earned All-ACC honors for their golf performance in 2008, joining Florida State's Jonas Blixt and Virginia Tech's Jurrian van der Vaart. To be eligible for consideration, a student-athlete must have earned a 3.00 grade point average for the previous semester and maintained a 3.00 cumulative average during his academic career.

Boston College was represented by four players while Georgia Tech, North Carolina and Virginia Tech claimed three players each. ACC Champion Florida State along with Duke claimed two honorees, while Clemson, Maryland and Wake Forest landed one player each to round out the 20-member team. Ten golfers were repeat honorees from the 2007 All-ACC Academic team.

2008 All-ACC Academic Men's Golf Team

Name, Class, School Major
##James Granello, Sr., Boston College, Finance
Matthew Ouimet, Fr., Boston College, Undeclared
#Jan Prokop, So., Boston College, Finance
##Robert Reed, Sr., Boston College, Operations Management
#Ben Martin, Jr., Clemson, Sociology
#Adam Long, So., Duke, Sociology
Matthew Pierce, Fr., Duke, Undeclared
!Jonas Blixt, Sr., Florida State, Multinational Business
Drew Kittleson, So., Florida State, Business
David Dragoo, Sr., Georgia Tech, Economics
##Taylor Hall, Jr., Georgia Tech, Management
#Cameron Tringale, Georgia Tech, Management
Adam Cohn, Sr., Maryland, Finance
##Barden Berry, Sr., North Carolina, Psychology
!Chase McFarland, Jr., North Carolina, Business Administration
Henry Zaytoun, Fr., North Carolina, Undeclared
Aaron Eckstein, Fr., Virginia Tech, Business
##Jurrian van der Vaart, Sr., Virginia Tech, Environmental Science
!Andrew Weaver, Jr., Virginia Tech, Marketing
#Brendan Gielow, So., Wake Forest, Math/Accounting
##Repeat honoree (2006-07)
#Repeat honoree (2007)
!Repeat honoree (2006)