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The No. 1-ranked Keiser men’s golf team travels to CampionsGate, Florida, for the Citrus Intercollegiate October 19-20. This year’s tournament will be held at ChampionsGate Golc Course (Par 72, 7,182 yards) and will feature a field of 12 teams and 71 total golfers. The Seahawks are the only NAIA program in this year’s field.
Last time our, finished at 46-under-par 794, a school record relative to par, at the Jupiter Collegiate Invitational for the team’s third straight win. Keiser shot 264 in the opening round, 268 in the second round and 262 in the final round, a tournament-best 18 under on the last day. Palm Beach State finished at 806 (-34), followed by Webber Int’l at 838 (-2) and Ave Maria at 843 (+3).
Yann Ferrando earned the first individual victory of his Keiser career. He opened with a 7-under 63 and added rounds of 68 and 64 for a 15-under 195. He finished one stroke ahead of Palm Beach State’s Nathan Wong (196, -14), who led after 36 holes. Ferrando overtook him with a 6-under final round.
Stanley Campbell took third at 12-under 198 with three straight rounds of 66. Fridtjof Farhang tied for fourth at 10-under 200, and Iver Sokhan-Sanj tied for seventh at 8-under 202. Max Gipson tied for 12th at 2-under 208.
Competing as an individual, Matus Cedzo also tied for seventh at 8-under 202, shooting 69-67-66. In all, six Keiser golfers finished in the top 12.
Keiser’s top four finishers in the team race all placed in the top seven, led by Ferrando’s victory.
When: Oct. 19-20, 2026
Course: ChampionsGate Golf Course (Par 72, 7,182 yards)
Where: ChampionsGate, Fla.
Format: 36 holes Monday, 18 holes Tuesday
Field: No. 1 Keiser, Nova Southeastern (NCAA DII – No. 4), Barry (NCAA DII – No. 6), Palm Beach Atlantic (NCAA DII – No. 9), Rollins (NCAA DII – No. 14), Flagler (NCAA DII – rv), Tampa (NCAA DII – rv), Eckerd (NCAA DII – rv), Union (NCAA DII), Embry-Riddle (NCAA DII), Trevecca Nazarene (NCAA DII), Wilmington (Del.) (NCAA DII)
1. Yann Ferrando – Sr. / Biscarose, France
The reigning NAIA Golfer of the Week, Ferrando is coming off the first individual win of his Keiser career, winning the Jupiter Collegiate Invitational (-15, 195). Ferrando comes into Monday’s action with an adjusting scoring average of 68.11 and is ranked No. 5 in the nation (clippd)
2. Stanley Campbell – Sr. / London, England
Campbell has posted three top-5 finish this season, including a second-place finish ath the Invite at Innisbrook (Sept. 29). Campbell has posted an adjusted scoring average average of 67.55 and is currently ranked No. 1 in the nation (clippd)
3. Iver Sokhan-Sanj – Jr. / Lorenskog, Norway
Sokhan-Sanj comes into Monday with two top-10 finishes this season. Sokhan-Sanj opened the year with a first-place finish at the PDI Shootout (Sept. 15). The third-year golfer has recorded an adjusted scoring average average of 69.33 and is ranked No. 10 in the nation (clippd)
4. Fridtjof Farhang – So. / Oslo, Norway
Farhang is coming off the first top-5 finish of his Keiser career, placing tied for fourth at the Jupiter Collegiate Intercollegiate (Oct. 6). He comes into the week with an adjusted scoring average of 69.55 and is ranked No. 22 in the nation (clippd)
5. Max Gipson – Fr. / Cabot, Ark.
Gipson will be making his fourth appearance with the Seahawks this week. He has posted an adjusted scoring average of 70.66 and ranks No. 54 in the nation (clippd)
Individuals
Matus Cedzo – So. / Prague, Czech Republic
Cedzo will be making his thirdappearance of the season for the Seahawks. He has tallied an adjusted scoring average of 70.59 and ranks No. 61 in the nation (clippd)
The Seahawks enter the week ranked No. 1 in the latest NAIA Coaches’ Top 25 poll (Oct. 16)
Keiser also ranks No. 1 in the latest Bushnell /Golfweek NAIA Coaches Poll (Oct. 16)
The Seahawks are coming off their third straight victory, winning the Jupiter Collegiate Invitational
The Seahawks finished at 46-under-par 794, a school record relative to par
Yann Ferrando earned the first individual victory of his Keiser career. He opened with a 7-under 63 and added rounds of 68 and 64 for a 15-under 195
For his play, he earned both the Sun Conference and NAIA Golfer of the Week honor
This year’s Citrus Intercollegiate field will consist of 12 teams with 71 total golfers
Of the 12 teams, Keiser is the only NAIA program in the field
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