Four Bulldogs Earn Academic All-District Honors, Richie Academic All-American Finalist
June 18, 2025 | Men's Golf
STARKVILLE – Four Mississippi State men's golfers were named to the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District team this week.
The Bulldogs were represented by Harrison Davis, Garrett Endicott, Ugo Malcor and Dain Richie. This is the third All-District selection for Davis and second for Endicott while Malcor and Richie earn their first. Richie was also named a CSC Academic All-American finalist.
Richie completed his first season in the Maroon and White after transferring from Southern Illinois, where he was named to the MVC Scholar-Athlete First Team. He was a two-time NJCAA DII All-Academic First Team selection as a junior college golfer at Parkland College in Illinois. He was one of two Bulldogs to start in every team tournament this season, finishing the year with a team-best 20 par or better rounds. He led the team with six top-20 finishes and was one of two players with a sub-72 scoring average.
Davis, who earned his master's degree this spring, is a three-time SEC Honor Roll selection and has been named to the SEC Community Service Team twice. He put together his best season at MSU in 2024-25, competing in 10 events with four top-20 finishes and two top 10s. He put together five rounds in the 60s, which is a career high.
Endicott makes his second appearance on the Academic All-District team after having a stellar junior campaign. He finished the season with a team-leading two top fives and three top 10s. He put together the best scoring average on the team (71.58) with 11 rounds in the 60s. He was named a PING All-Region selection and earned SEC Golfer of the Week honors for his runner-up finish at the Desert Mountain Collegiate.
Malcor made a strong mark in his first season at MSU, having transferred from VCU. The Frenchman finished with two top 10s and three top 20s, highlighted by a sixth-place showing at the Old Waverly Collegiate Championship. He compiled 14 rounds of par or better, which ranked third on the team.
The Academic All-America program was created in 1952. Student-athletes must have at least a 3.50 cumulative GPA and must have been in the lineup for 70 percent of an institution's team scoring events or the conference tournament.
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The Bulldogs were represented by Harrison Davis, Garrett Endicott, Ugo Malcor and Dain Richie. This is the third All-District selection for Davis and second for Endicott while Malcor and Richie earn their first. Richie was also named a CSC Academic All-American finalist.
Richie completed his first season in the Maroon and White after transferring from Southern Illinois, where he was named to the MVC Scholar-Athlete First Team. He was a two-time NJCAA DII All-Academic First Team selection as a junior college golfer at Parkland College in Illinois. He was one of two Bulldogs to start in every team tournament this season, finishing the year with a team-best 20 par or better rounds. He led the team with six top-20 finishes and was one of two players with a sub-72 scoring average.
Davis, who earned his master's degree this spring, is a three-time SEC Honor Roll selection and has been named to the SEC Community Service Team twice. He put together his best season at MSU in 2024-25, competing in 10 events with four top-20 finishes and two top 10s. He put together five rounds in the 60s, which is a career high.
Endicott makes his second appearance on the Academic All-District team after having a stellar junior campaign. He finished the season with a team-leading two top fives and three top 10s. He put together the best scoring average on the team (71.58) with 11 rounds in the 60s. He was named a PING All-Region selection and earned SEC Golfer of the Week honors for his runner-up finish at the Desert Mountain Collegiate.
Malcor made a strong mark in his first season at MSU, having transferred from VCU. The Frenchman finished with two top 10s and three top 20s, highlighted by a sixth-place showing at the Old Waverly Collegiate Championship. He compiled 14 rounds of par or better, which ranked third on the team.
The Academic All-America program was created in 1952. Student-athletes must have at least a 3.50 cumulative GPA and must have been in the lineup for 70 percent of an institution's team scoring events or the conference tournament.
For more information on the Bulldog golf program, follow on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram by searching "HailStateMG."
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