2022 Men's Golf All-SCIAC Teams

REDLANDS, Calif. - The 2022 All-Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) Men's Golf honors were announced Friday, following a vote by the league's member head coaches. 

The University of Redlands saw three players land amongst the two teams, which included Joshua Fambro (Taos, NM) (1^st Team), Kyle Sharp (Laguna Beach, CA) (1^st Team), and Jared Stone (American Canyon, CA) (2^nd Team), the same three who made the All-SCIAC teams from a year ago.

Fambro, who was the SCIAC Athlete of the Year and a 1^st Team All-SCIAC performer in 2021 finds himself being named All-Conference for the second year in a row after leading the Maroon and Grey this season.  Across the seven rounds he averaged a 73.85, which included a career low 67 that came in the first round of SCIAC No. 2.  He started his conference schedule off finishing in a tie for 22^nd at SCIAC No. 1 following a pair of 76's.  He then bounced back to win the individual title at SCIAC No. 2 where he went 67-70 and then wrapped up the SCIAC Championships with three rounds of 77-77-74, which put him in 9^th place overall.    

Sharp has put together an impressive resume for the University of Redlands being named to the All-SCIAC 1^st Team for the third time in his career and was named the 2019 SCIAC Newcomer of the Year.  This season he averaged a 74.85 across the seven conference rounds.  He started off consistent over the first two SCIAC Tournaments finishing in a tie for 9^th in both.  At SCIAC No. 1 he posted a 75-72 and then went 71-75 at SCIAC No. 2.  He then wrapped up the SCIAC Championships taking 14^th after opening up with an 82, bounced back to go 74-75.       

Stone was the final Bulldog to earn a spot on the All-Conference team finding his way onto the 2nd Team.  He has now earned All-Conference recognition for the second year in a row.  This year he posted a 74.28 average over the seven rounds.  He got his conference schedule off on the right foot taking 6^th at SCIAC No. 1 opening with a 76 before dropping six strokes to finish with a 70.  He then came back during SCIAC No. 2 to post a 75-76 that put him in a tie for 21^st.  Over the final three days during the SCIAC Championships he put together a pair of 76's and squeezed in a 71 that helped him finish 5^th overall in the field.