Miles golfers Adrian Raya and Braydon Moye capped spectacular 2025-26 campaigns with selection to the Black College Golf Coaches Association non-NCAA Division I All-American team. The honors were part of the HBCU Awards given by the BCGCA in conjunction with the Golf Coaches Association of America.

Raya, a junior from Lograño, Spain, was named co-Golfer of the Year along with Godfrey Nsubuga of Winston-Salem State. He adds that award and the All-America moniker to his SIAC Golfer of the Year award, First Team All-SIAC selection and SIAC All-Tournament nod after an incredible run that saw him with six top-5 finishes in nine tournaments, including wins at the Bridgestone HBCU Invitational last September and the ARCIS HBCU Championship in February. He was also named the SIAC Golfer of the Month in February.

Joining Raya on the All-American team is Moye, a junior from Niceville, Fla. who won SIAC Golfer of the Month in September after winning the Dortch HBCU Division II Collegiate Invitational. He had six top-10 finishes in eight events and twice finished under par. He tied for 69th overall at the NCAA Division II South/Southeast Region tournament, which was the best score for the Golden Bears.

The Black College Golf Coaches Association supports and uplifts Historically Black College and University golf programs, students, and coaches. The mission of the BCGCA is to empower and promote excellence within HBCU Golf programs, students, and coaches. Their aim is to foster a supportive network that cultivates opportunities, resources, and mentorship, ensuring the success and development of HBCU student-athletes in the sport of golf. They strive to enhance representation, increase diversity, and create a pathway for future generations of black golfers to excel both on and off the course. For more information, please visit hbcugolf.org.