Hamilton College's Ramon Aroca Gonzalez and Amherst's Andre Zhang were selected for the 2025 Division III PING Men's All-America Honorable Team by the Golf Coaches Association of America.

Aroca Gonzalez, a junior, earns the honor was the third and it marks the fifth all-America team accolade in the last six years for the Continentals. Zhang earns a spot on the All-America team in his first year with the Mammoths and is the first Amherst golfer to garner the award since Luke Ryan in 1993.

Aroca Gonzalez led Hamilton with an 18-hole stroke average of 72.77 for 22 rounds. He earned four individual medalist honors and finished in the top 10 seven times out of 11 tournaments. Aroca Gonzalez tied for second place at the NESCAC Championship at Williams College's Taconic Golf Club in late April with rounds of 71-71-80. The 80 in the final round was his worst all season, and he shot in the 60s three times.

Gonzalez was selected to compete in the NCAA Division III Championship as an individual for the first time this past spring. The 2025 NESCAC Men's Golfer of the Year was tied for 63rd place out of 225 golfers after rounds of 77 and 76, but he missed the cut for the final 36 holes of the championship.

Zhang burst onto the collegiate golf scene this spring, notching top-10 finishes in all four stroke-play tournaments he competed in, including a 10th-place tie at the NCAA Division III Championships, as the Mammoths won four straight tournaments this spring. The newcomer finished tied for second at the NESCAC Championship, helping the Mammoths win their first conference title since 1997.

Zhang finished the season as the top-ranked golfer in the Clippd rankings in Region I, one of seven regions across the nation, and ranked 38th in all of Division III with an adjusted scoring average of 72.3 in his rookie campaign.

Division III PING All-America Teams
First Team
Jack Burr, Huntingdon
Justin Chan, Carnegie Mellon
Eddie Coffren V, Lynchburg
Jonathan McEwen, Washington & Lee
Kevin Mu, Emory
Haden Ruby, Methodist
Daniel Suter, Gettysburg
Chase Walts, Methodist
 
Second Team
Elias Becker, Sewanee
Aaron Buck, Redlands
Turner Chiles, Sewanee
Brian Hanson, Emory
Will Karkoc, Bethel (MN)
Griffin Pohl, Illinois Wesleyan
Aiden Spampinato, Methodist
Michael Spitzer, Illinois Wesleyan
 
Third Team
Stephen Baker, Huntingdon
Corbin Barton, LeTourneau
Beau Brewer, Methodist
Watcharakan Chankarn, Greensboro
Jackson Hiller, Oglethorpe
Timothy Kaufman, Washington & Lee
Collin McMahon-Shea, Dickinson
Caleb Ryan, Methodist
 
Honorable Mention
Ramon Aroca Gonzalez, Hamilton
Matt Buckley, RPI
Michael Burry, Emory
Jason Bustos, La Verne
Ryan Choi, Carleton 
Jonas DeLeon, Redlands
Evan Eichenlaub, Babson
Jackson Hulsey, Aurora
Sam Karman, Oglethorpe 
Yuefeng (Michael) Ma, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
Elias Malakoff, Washington & Lee
Evan Mendyk, Guilford
Mattias Morris, Aurora
Peyton Mussina, Penn College
Nilay Naik, Pomona-Pitzer
Jonathan Oakes, Kenyon
Killian O'Reilly, Averett
Elliot Parker, Drew
Carter Ruegsegger, Dubuque
Alvin Su, Rochester
Aman Vantipalli, Babson
Leonardo Vieira, Carnegie Mellon 
Gordon Walker, Carleton 
Shibo Wang, Rochester
Ian Williams, William Peace 
Andre Zhang, Amherst