NORMAN, Okla. – Southeastern Louisiana University golfer Cedric Scotto was one of 119 Division I student-athletes across the nation to be honored for their work on the course and in the classroom as he was named a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar in a release by the Golf Coaches Association of America.

The selection of Scotto, a junior from Albi, France, marked the sixth consecutive year a Lion was named to the prestigious group joining former standouts Brett Bergeron (2006 and 2007) and Matthew Carvell (2008 and 2009) and Anders Hofvander (2005). Scotto joined Stephen F. Austin's Kyle Robbins as the lone Southland Conference honorees on the list.

Scotto, a First-Team All-Southland Conference selection, recorded a 72.56 scoring average in a team-high 36 rounds of play that included five top-10 finishes and a pair of victories. He was selected as the Southland Conference Golf Student-Athlete of the Year and was named to the CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District VI At-Large Team.

To be eligible for Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar status an individual must be a junior or senior academically, compete in at least two full years at the collegiate level, participate in 70-percent of his team's competitive rounds or compete in the NCAA Championships, have a stroke-average under 76.0 in Division I, 78.0 in Division II and NAIA and 79.0 in Division III, and maintain a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 3.2 in Division I, II and III and 3.5 in NAIA.

A recipient must also be of high moral character and be in good standing at his college or university.

Division I Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholars
Paul Apyan, Southern Miss
Nate Barbee, Kansas
Phil Bartholomew, Elon
Logan Blondell, Georgia Southern
Russell Boring, UC Santa Barbara
Knut Borsheim, Arizona State
Daniel Bowden, Furman
Jonathan Bowers, Northwestern
George Bryan IV, South Carolina
Kent Bulle, Middle Tennessee
Marc-Etienne Bussieres, South Alabama
Michael Buttacavoli, Rice
David Byrne, Detroit Mercy
Nick Carbary, Eastern Michigan
Derek Cheney, Gonzaga
Jeff Clarridge, Detroit Mercy
Scott Clayton, UC Riverside
Taylor Coffman, Nevada
Ross Cosat, Ball State
Herbert Day, Xavier
Matt Deal, Georgia Southern
Nick Delio, Cal State Northridge
Preston Dembowiak, Liberty
Nick Despain, Weber State
Gregory Doherty, DePaul
Jack Dukeminier, Oregon
Joshua Dupont, Northwestern
John Duthie, Towson
Andres Echavarria, Florida
Harris English, Georgia
Rhys Enoch, East Tennessee State
Robby Fillmore, BYU
Alan Fowler, Georgia State
Spence Fulford, Georgia Southern
Josh Gallman, USC-Upstate
Nick Geyer, New Mexico
Brendan Gielow, Wake Forest
Linus Gillgren, UALR
William Golden, Charlotte
Clark Granum, Columbia
Eric Grimberg, Saint Mary's (Calif.)
Tim Gusweiler, Ohio
John Hahn, Kent State
Stephen Hale, California
Bryce Hanstad, Colorado State
Ryan Haselden, Vanderbilt
Phil Henzlik, Wyoming
Bo Hoag, Ohio State
Tom Hoge, TCU
Brian Hollenbeck, UC Santa Barbara
Henrik Holm, Saint Mary's (Calif.)
David Holmes, Tennessee
Brad Hopfinger, Iowa
Mark Hubbard, San Jose State
Kyle Huus, Gonzaga
Vince India, Iowa
Alex Johnson, Pacific
Brady Johnson, BYU
Erich Johnston, Purdue
Brett Kanda, UNLV
Jake Katz, Binghamton
Jeff Kellen, Illinois State
Brendan Kelly, Villanova
Espen Kofstad, Denver
John Kostis, Arizona
Rob Laird, Tulsa
Scott Langley, Illinois
Brad Larente, Eastern Michigan
Robert Lindstrom, Richmond
Adam Long, Duke
Nick MacDonald, Hartford
Timothy Madigan, New Mexico State
Gabe Maier, Wyoming
Ben Martin, Clemson
Shane Mason, Pepperdine
Nyasha Mauchaza, Towson
Mike McKenzie, Wofford
Robert McRae, Saint Mary's (Calif.)
Garrett Medeiros, Wofford
C.G. Mercatoris, Robert Morris
Matt Moot, Campbell
Lucas Murray, Akron
Corey Nagy, Charlotte
Jack Newman, Michigan State
Scott O'Brien, Belmont
Paul O'Kane, East Tennessee State
Peter O'Neill, Xavier
Kurt Owen, Weber State
Chance Pipitone, Penn
Seamus Power, East Tennessee State
Britt Pronk, Detroit Mercy
Andrew Putnam, Pepperdine
J.P. Putnam, Kennesaw State
Patrick Rada, South Carolina
Derek Rende, Chattanooga
Robbie Richards, Boise State
Kyle Matthew Robbins, Stephen F. Austin
Tyler Rody, Oklahoma
Travis Ross, New Mexico
Brian Scott, Western Illinois
Cedric Scotto, Southeastern Louisiana
Tom Sherreard, Georgia State
Michael Shrader, Richmond
Brad Smith Ohio State
Dan Smith, Belmont
Scott Smith, Nevada
Warren Straub, East Carolina
Robert Colescott Turner, George Washington
Felipe Velazquez, UALR
Arnond Vongvanij, Florida
Chris Ward, Texas Tech
Michael Whitehead, Rice
Tom Whitney, Air Force
Paul Woodbury, South Carolina
Travis Woolf, TCU
Brad Wright, Ohio State
Michael Young, Longwood
Zach Zaremba, Wyoming
Steve Ziegler, Stanford