Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Colorado Christian’s Adam Duncan is the 2023-24 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Men’s Golfer of the Year, announced Thursday. Duncan highlights the 16 student-athletes selected to the All-Conference First and Second Teams, as decided by the NCAA Clippd National Rankings. Duncan’s teammate Bradley Mulder was named the Freshman of the Year, while head coach Mark Hull earned the fourth RMAC Coach of the Year honor of his career, voted on by his RMAC peers. Coaches are not allowed to vote for themselves.
 
Duncan is the Golfer of the Year, after a strong 2023-24 campaign. He shot 13-under par and captured the individual title at the 2024 RMAC Championships by two strokes. The California native earned two titles this season, while also being named to the All-Region Team. Duncan ranks as the fourth best golfer in Division II this season, averaging 70.1 strokes per round. Additionally, the junior was announced as a finalist for Division II Jack Niklaus Award, given to the National Player of the Year at each collegiate level of play.
 
Mulder earns the Freshman of the Year honor, following a excellent debut season for the Cougars. The Spokane, Wash., native earned his first collegiate win at the Centennial Cup in October and contributed scores to the RMAC Championship team. Mulder shot rounds of 69, 72 and 72 to finish tied for eighth at the event. He looks to make an impact for Colorado Christian at the 2024 NCAA Division II National Championships in Winter Park, Fla., in year one.
 
Hull’s secures his fourth RMAC Coach of the Year honor since he became the head man at CCU. All four distinctions have come in back-to-back seasons, with his first two in 2016 and 2017 and his most recent two coming in 2023 and 2024. Hull guided the Cougars to their first RMAC Championship and just the second appearance at the National Championships.
 
Colorado Christian’s five all-conference honorees lead the RMAC, with three of those on the first team. Colorado Mesa secured four roster spots, followed by Colorado State University Pueblo’s three selections. Colorado School of Mines claim two honorees, while Fort Lewis and Westminster complete the All-Conference with one member each.
 
Golfer of the Year: Adam Duncan, Colorado Christian
Freshman of the Year: Bradley Mulder, Colorado Christian
Coach of the Year: Mark Hull, Colorado Christian