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Stanford’s 2022 team:

A three-time, first team Rolex All American and US Amateur medalist (Heck);

A first team Rolex All American and first team college All American (Ye);

A five-time Rolex All American (twice as a first team choice) and, as a senior, America’s second-ranked junior player (Engleman);

A four-time first team Rolex All American and 2020 US Amateur champion (Zhang);

A first team Rolex All American as a sophomore and a US Amateur semifinalist as a freshman (Ganne);

A three-time Rolex All America, once as a first team choice (Seay);

and a two-time second team Rolex All American (Reyes).

By way of comparison, the Stackhouse national championship team had only three players who had ever had been named to a Rolex team, and only two, Casey Danielson and Shannon Aubert, who ever made the 12-player first team.

It's an impressive group, but they all have to come, though.  As Bob noted, there is some concern about one or more going pro.

BC

[BostonCard]

Stanford’s 2022 team:

A three-time, first team Rolex All American and US Amateur medalist (Heck);

A first team Rolex All American and first team college All American (Ye);

A five-time Rolex All American (twice as a first team choice) and, as a senior, America’s second-ranked junior player (Engleman);

A four-time first team Rolex All American and 2020 US Amateur champion (Zhang);

A first team Rolex All American as a sophomore and a US Amateur semifinalist as a freshman (Ganne);

A three-time Rolex All America, once as a first team choice (Seay);

and a two-time second team Rolex All American (Reyes).

By way of comparison, the Stackhouse national championship team had only three players who had ever had been named to a Rolex team, and only two, Casey Danielson and Shannon Aubert, who ever made the 12-player first team.

It's an impressive group, but they all have to come, though.  As Bob noted, there is some concern about one or more going pro.

BC