Ardila Named NAIA All-American

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Southeastern University men’s golfer Carlos Ardila was named as an NAIA All-American for the second time in his career.
The Colombian was selected Third-Team last season, and was selected to the First-Team in 2017.
Ardila ranked 43rd in the country in scoring average at 73.66, totaling 58 birdies in 29 rounds of golf.
He becomes the first repeat All-America selection in program history, and the first First-Team selection in program history.
The men’s golf team finished 17th at the NAIA National Championship, held at TPC Deere Run last week.
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