LANSING, Mich. – The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) announced All-Americans for the 2025-26 Men’s Bowling Season, headlined by three representatives from top-seeded Mount Mercy (Iowa), which led all institutions with four representatives across three teams that honored 15 student-athletes.
Mount Mercy also had the 2025-26 NAIA Men’s Bowling Player of the Year, Blake Walsh, Rookie of the Year, Jacob Bockstie, and the Mustangs’ Cassidy Courey was named 2025-26 NAIA Men’s Bowling Coach of the Year.
| First Team | |
| Blake Walsh, Mount Mercy (Iowa), Player of the Year | |
| Zach Anderson, Mount Mercy (Iowa) | |
| Jacob Bockstie, Mount Mercy (Iowa), Rookie of the Year | |
| Hayden Fowler, Marian (Ind.) | |
| Ayden Davis, Lawrence Tech (Mich.) |
| Second Team | |
| Keegan Alexander, Mount Mercy (Iowa) | |
| Bobby Habetler, Saint Xavier (Ill.) | |
| Jalen Pfaff, St. Francis (Ill.) | |
| Landin Jordan, SCAD Savannah (Ga.) | |
| Andrew Robitaille, Pikeville (Ky.) |
| Third Team | |
| David Schaberg, Aquinas (Mich.) | |
| Donald Simpkins, Calumet-St. Joseph (Ind.) | |
| Benjain Augustitus, Lawrence Tech (Mich.) | |
| Malakai Pettrie, Indiana Tech | |
| K.C. Campbell, Lawrence Tech (Mich.) |
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