Pan Named Second Team PING All-American
June 20, 2012
NORMAN, Okla. - The second, third and honorable mention PING All-America Teams were announced on Wednesday by the GCAA and Washington freshman Cheng-Tsung Pan was named to the second team.
Pan, a 2012 Pac-12 First Team member, GCAA First Team Freshman All-American and third team Golfweek All-American ended the year ranked 26th by Golfweek.
Pan was first among Huskies in four stroke play events and second behind Chris Williams -- who was named a first team All-American earlier this month -- in seven other tournaments. His stroke average of 71.29 is 8th all-time in UW history and second all-time among UW freshmen.
The native of Tawaian burst onto the college golf scene by shooting 15-under 201 to win The Prestige at PGA WEST in just his second event. In all, Pan had six top-10 finishes during the year.
Also earlier today the latest World Amateur Rankings were revealed and Pan was 10th on the list, up from 15th in the last rankings.
Williams jumped all the way from sixth to second following a 10-shot win in the Washington State Amateur.
Jordan Spieth of Texas is No. 1 on the list.
PING All-America Teams
First Team
Blayne Barber, Auburn
Julien Brun, TCU
Dylan Frittelli, Texas
Stephan Jaeger, Chattanooga
Daniel Miernicki, Oregon
Thomas Pieters, Illinois
Patrick Rodgers, Stanford
Jordan Spieth, Texas
Justin Thomas, Alabama
Chris Williams, Washington
Eugene Wong, Oregon
Second Team
Patrick Cantlay, UCLA
Pedro Figueiredo, UCLA
Luke Guthrie, Illinois
Brooks Koepka, Florida State
Ben Kohles, Virginia
Cheng-Tsung Pan, Washington
J.J. Spaun, San Diego State
T.J. Vogel, Florida
Cory Whitsett, Alabama
Andrew Yun, Stanford
Third Team
Zac Blair, BYU
Alex Ching, San Diego
Max Homa, California
Robert Karlsson, Liberty
Joakim Mikkelsen, Baylor
Julian Suri, Duke
Julio Vegas, Texas
James White, Georgia Tech
Peter Williamson, Dartmouth
Bobby Wyatt, Alabama
Honorable Mention
Anders Albertson, Georgia Tech
Josh Anderson, Pepperdine
Anton Arboleda, UCLA
Kevin Aylwin, North Florida
Dominic Bozzelli, Auburn
Sebastian Cappelen, Arkansas
John Catlin, New Mexico
Albin Choi, NC State
Eric Chun, Northwestern
Corey Conners, Kent State
Sean Dale, North Florida
Greg Eason, UCF
Derek Ernst, UNLV
Ricardo Gouveia, UCF
Vaita Guillaume, Campbell
Brandon Hagy, California
Jeffrey Kang, Southern California
Michael Kim, California
Will Kropp, Oklahoma
Steve Lim, Southern California
Tyler McCumber, Florida
Nate McCoy, Iowa State
Corbin Mills, Clemson
Keith Mitchell, Georgia
Cameron Peck, Texas A&M
Kevin Penner, UNLV
Matt Schovee, SMU
Max Scodro, Notre Dame
Ethan Tracy, Arkansas
Joseph Winslow, Iowa
Sang Yi, LSU
