HAMMOND – The Southeastern Louisiana men's golf team placed four student-athletes on the All-Southland Conference teams, which were released by the league office on Monday.
 
Senior Grady Brame was named to the first team for the second straight season. Sophomore James Anstiss was named the Southland Conference Newcomer of the Year and was named to the third team, where he was joined by junior teammate Lawrence Allan. Rounding out the Lion honorees was senior Baptiste Courtachon, who was an honorable mention selection.
 
"We're very pleased to have four players represent us on the All-Southland Conference teams," Southeastern head coach Tim Baldwin said. "Overall, we've had a great year and we're looking forward to competing in NCAA Regionals."
 
Brame was named to All-Southland Conference team for the third consecutive year, after posting a 72.6 stroke average over 32 rounds in his final season with the Lions. The Hammond, Louisiana native has four top-10 finishes to his credit this season, including a third-place finish at the David Toms Intercollegiate and a fifth-place showing at last week's league championship.
 
Anstiss, who enrolled in Southeastern for the spring semester, made an immediate impact on the way to becoming SLU's first-ever Newcomer of the Year Award recipient. In 18 rounds this season, he has a 73.5 stroke average. The Queenstown, New Zealand product finished 10^th in the Bayou City Collegiate in his Lion debut and shot a tournament-record 64 in the opening round of the Lone Star Invitational.
 
Allan earned All-Southland Conference honors for the second straight season, as he claimed honorable mention recognition as a sophomore. The Alva, Scotland native was steady throughout the season, recording a 73.4 stroke average over 26 rounds. Allan saved his top performance of the season for the biggest stage, as he was tied for third at the Southland Conference Tournament, leading the Lions to a third-place finish.
 
Rounding out the Lion honorees was Courtachon, who made his mark on the team before graduating following the fall semester. In his final year in Hammond, Courtachon carded a 72.8 stroke average over 14 rounds to help Southeastern to a very successful fall.
 
Southeastern is expected to receive an at-large berth and make its fifth NCAA Regional appearance as a team in the past six seasons. The regional field will be announced on Monday, May 4 at 9 a.m. on the Golf Channel.
 
2014-15 All-Southland Conference Men's Golf Teams
 
First Team
Name – University – Cl. – Hometown
Grady Brame – Southeastern Louisiana – Sr. – Hammond, La.
Pep Angles – Central Arkansas – Sr. – Barcelona, Spain
Zach Cabra – Sam Houston State – Sr. – McKinney, Texas
Robert MacIntyre – McNeese State – Fr. – Oban, Scotland
J.T. Taylor – Sam Houston State – Sr. – Conroe, Texas
 
Second Team
Name – University – Cl. – Hometown
Martin Eriksson – McNeese State – Jr. – Orebro, Sweden
Preston Stanley – Houston Baptist – Sr. – Katy, Texas
Austin Jordan – Incarnate Word – Sr. – Rainbow, Texas
Corbin Renner – Abilene Christian – Sr. – Little Rock, Ark.
Andrew Krokeide – McNeese State – Fr. – Spikkestad, Norway
 
Third Team
Name – University – Cl. – Hometown
Lawrence Allan – Southeastern Louisiana – Jr. – Alva, Scotland
James Anstiss – Southeastern Louisiana – So. – Queenstown, New Zealand
Blake Pugh – Stephen F. Austin – Jr. – Southlake, Texas
Andri Bjornsson – Nicholls – Sr. – Reykjavik, Iceland
Luke Sheehan – Stephen F. Austin – Jr. – Houston, Texas
 
Honorable Mention: Baptiste Courtachon, Southeastern Louisiana; Logan Boatner, Sam Houston State; Andrew Ertel, Sam Houston State; Jake McCrory, Sam Houston State; Gustaf Burenstam, Lamar.
 
Golfer of the Year: Pep Angles, Central Arkansas
Freshman of the Year: Robert MacIntyre, McNeese State
Newcomer of the Year: James Anstiss, Southeastern Louisiana
Coach of the Year: Brandt Kieschnick, Sam Houston State