DANIEL THOMPSETT FROM ABOYNE NAME IN NA IA THIRD TEAM

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KANSAS CITY, Missouri – The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) has announced the 2013 NAIA Men’s Golf All-America teams, as selected by the NAIA-Men’s Golf Coaches Association All-America Committee. 
A total of 45 student-athletes were honoured with 15 individuals being named to each of the three teams.
Oklahoma City, who claimed its second-straight national crown after a dominant performance at this year’s national championships, landed three individuals – Michael Palmer, James Marchesani and Sondre Ronold – on the first team, while Anthony Marchesani received second team recognition. 
Jos Gosling (Northwood University, Texas) from Harpenden, England and Julian Taylor (William Woods University, Missouri) from York were named the the First Team.
Daniel Thompsett (Rocky Mountain College) from Aboyne was chosen for the Third Team
That honour was on the back of a pretty good season by Daniel who had one win - at the Frontier Conference Championship - plus five top-5, one top-10 and one top-12 finish during the 2012-2013 college season.
His coach, Andrew Locke at the Paul Lawrie Golf Centre, will be proud of him. His Mum certainly is!
These teams never play together in a match but it is an end-of-the-season tradition in American college golf (and other sports) to single out - usually by the coaches - who are considered the best players over the season.   
2013 NAIA Men's Golf All-Americans

First Team
Name	School	Class	Hometown
Jose Mariao Vega	Bellevue (Neb.)	So.	Medellin, Colombia
Davis Garner	Bellevue (Neb.)	Sr.	Washington Terrance, Utah
Adam Loran	Cal State San Marcos	Sr.	San Jose, Calif.
Alastair Tidcombe	Cumberlands (Ky.)	Jr.	Nova Scotia, Canada
Michael Slavin	Grand View (Iowa)	Sr.	Johnston, Iowa
Matt Emery	Lee (Tenn.)	Jr.	Franklin, Tenn.
Joss Gosling	Northwood (Texas)	So.	Harpenden, England
Michael Palmer	Oklahoma City	Sr.	Johannesburg, South Africa
James Marchesani	Oklahoma City	Jr.	Rosebud, Australia
Sondre Ronold	Oklahoma City	Sr.	Stavanger, Norway
Aaron Flores	Our Lady of the Lake (Texas)	Sr.	San Antonio, Texas
Nathan Anderson	Texas Wesleyan	Sr.	Burleson, Texas
Thane Ringler	The Master's (Calif.)	Jr.	Hutchinson, Kan.
Trevor Banks	Virginia Intermont	Sr.	Lancaster, S.C.
Julian Taylor	William Woods (Mo.)	So.	York, England
Second Team
Name	School	Class	Hometown
Chien Hau Tan	Ashford (Iowa)	Sr.	Sabah, Malaysia
Conner Kozak	British Columbia	So.	Vernon, B.C.
Ryan Odom	Cal State San Marcos	Fr.	Corona, Calif.
Hugo Alvarez Asorey	Cumberlands (Ky.)	Jr.	Oviedo, Spain
Damon Salo	Johnson & Wales (Fla.)	So.	-
Colin Brennan	Johnson & Wales (Fla.)	Sr.	Andover, Mass.
Hunter Vest	Lee (Tenn.)	Jr.	Cleveland, Tenn.
Niel DuPreez	Lubbock Christian (Texas)	Jr.	Queenstown, South Africa
Neil Malenke	Northwestern (Iowa)	Jr.	Orange City, Iowa
Anthony Marchesani	Oklahoma City	Fr.	Rosebud, Australia
Billy Nisbet	SCAD Savannah (Ga.)	Jr.	Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Omar Tejeira	St. Thomas (Fla.)	Sr.	Panama
Zach Cabra	St. Thomas (Texas)	So.	McKinney, Texas
Dylan Anthony	Texas Wesleyan	Sr.	Temple, Texas
Darryn Els	Wayland Baptist (Texas)	Sr.	Durban, South Africa
Third Team
Name	School	Class	Hometown
Ben Johnson	Bethany (Kan.)	So.	West Sussex, England
Brady Klotz	Bethel (Ind.)	Sr.	Nappanee, Ind.
Scott Secord	British Columbia	So.	Calgary, Alberta
Jed Dalton	Concordia (Ore.)	Sr.	Seattle, Wash.
Joel Sawyer	Emmanuel (Ga.)	So.	Elberton, Ga.
Trey Stoll	Grace (Ind.)	Jr.	Mentone, Ind.
Brandon Meltzer	Johnson & Wales (Fla.)	Sr.	Garden City, N.Y.
Jordan Meltzer	Johnson and Wales (Fla.)	Sr.	Garden City, N.Y.
Trey Pfund	Marian (Ind.)	Sr.	Sellersburg, Ind.
Brandon Thompson	Morningside (Iowa)	So.	Totland, England
Ryan Kiewiet	Northwestern (Iowa)	Jr.	Grundy Center, Iowa
Derek Trofimczuk	Northwood (Texas)	So.	Cameron Park, Calif.
Daniel Thompsett	Rocky Mountain (Montana)	So.	Aboyne, Scotland
Shane Gilbert	Southwestern (Kan.)	So.	Derby, Kan.
Blake Vinson	Texas Wesleyan	Jr.	Fort Worth, Texas