BUIES CREEK, N.C. – After leading Campbell University to its first Atlantic Sun Conference men's golf championship in a decade, Vaita Guillaume has been named to the A-Sun all-league second-team and all-freshman team.

Head coach John Crooks' team claimed a berth in the NCAA Southeast Regional at Sorrento, Fla., by leading the league tournament wire-to-wire. Four Camels finished among the top 14 individuals, led by Guillaume, who shot 69-69-76—214 and placed second.

Guillaume and fellow frosh Mitch Gray were ranked 14th in the nation by Golfstat in its latest Freshman Impact ratings. A product of Papeete, Tahiti, Guillaume earned all-tournament recognition by finishing among the top five individuals at the A-Sun Championship last month at Keith Hills Country Club.

He completed an outstanding spring season by finishing among the top 10 individuals in four of five outings, with three top fives among those performances, through the league championship.

Guillaume led the Atlantic Sun Conference with a 72.75 stroke average during 2008-09. He carded a season-low round of 69 on five occasions during his first collegiate campaign and was a unanimous selection to the all-freshman squad along with A-Sun Freshman of the Year (and tournament champion) Michael Stewart of East Tennessee State.

The selection of Guillaume marks the fifth time in the last six years that a Camel has been named to the A-Sun all-freshman team. During that span, he was preceded by Zak Drescher (2008), Matt Evans (2007), Fredric Sundberg (2005) and Kyle Spahr (2004) on the league's list of top first-year players.

East Tennessee State, which advanced to the NCAA Central Regional with an at-large berth, swept the league's player of the year (Seamus Power), coach of the year (Fred Warren) and freshman of the year awards.