Men's Golf Puts Four on All-MIAA Team, Ties Team Record

For the second time in team history, Hope College has four golfers on the All-MIAA Men's Golf First Team in a single season.

Seth Almquist, Will Robson, Patrick Michael and Liam Casey all earned spots on the six-golfer first team with super play on the links this fall that helped the Flying Dutchmen secure their 22nd MIAA championship all-time.

It is the second time in team history four Flying Dutchmen have made the All-MIAA First Team. In 2018, Josh Gibson, Andrew Goble, Ben Kramer and Daniel Settecerri accomplished the feat.

"Having four players earn first team all-conference honors is quite an accomplishment and explains how we won the conference championship," head coach Scott Lokers said. "What is even more impressive to me is that these four are not only accomplished players, they are outstanding young men."

Almquist carded the second-lowest average among MIAA golfers this fall at 74.0 over 108 holes. The senior from Minneapolis, Minnesota / Wayzata HS displayed consistency with all of his rounds between 72 and 76.

An education and chemistry major, Almquist claimed the second All-MIAA recognition of his career. Almquist was a second-team selection in 2021.

Robson is the eighth Hope men's golfer to earn All-MIAA First Team honors three times in his career.

The junior from Grand Rapids, Michigan / East Grand Rapids placed fourth in the league in scoring at 75.17.

Michael shot the fourth-lowest average among MIAA golfers in his collegiate debut. The freshman from Carmel, Indiana (Carmel) finished at 75.67.

Like Michael, Casey (Northville, Michigan / Detroit Catholic Central) played in all six jamborees for the Flying Dutchmen as a freshman and posted a scoring average of 76.3.

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Players Mentioned

Seth Almquist: Senior

Will Robson: Junior; Business

Patrick Michael: Freshman

Liam Casey: Freshman

Players Mentioned

Seth Almquist
: Senior

Will Robson
: Junior; Business

Patrick Michael
: Freshman

Liam Casey
: Freshman