DAYTON – University of Dayton men's golf head coach Collin Toner has announced that Rocco Humphreys and Matthew Kreusch have committed to continue their academic and athletic careers at UD. The pair will join the Flyers' roster for the 2027-28 season.
 
Humphreys is set to graduate from Upper Arlington High School this May, having earned four varsity letters under Golden Bears head coach Troy Arbaugh. The Upper Arlington, Ohio, native is a three-time Ohio Central Conference (OCC) First Team selection and helped lead the Golden Bears to an OCC championship this fall. He also finished third at the OHSAA Division I State Golf Championship in October at NCR Country Club. Following an outstanding senior campaign, Humphreys was named OCC Player of the Year and earned All-District and All-State First Team honors. This past summer, he qualified for and competed in the 2026 Junior PGA Championship.
 
"I'm excited to bring Rocco into our program," said Toner about the signing of Humphreys. "Over the summer, Rocco immediately identified himself as a prospect when he won a GolfWeek Junior Tour event at NCR. That event happened to be the first recruiting opportunity that I had as a coach, and I'm grateful for Rocco's enthusiasm about joining our program. He comes from an athletic family background, and with his size, I think he has tremendous potential to be an impact player throughout his career."
 
Kreusch has earned four varsity letters at Archbishop Alter High School under head coach Alex Schuster and is set to graduate this May. The Kettering, Ohio, native helped lead the Knights to their third consecutive OHSAA Division II State Championship in October. As a sophomore, Kreusch captured the OHSAA Division II individual championship. During his time at Alter, he has earned numerous individual honors, including two District Player of the Year awards, one Conference Player of the Year honor, four All-League First Team selections and two All-State honors. Kreusch was also crowned the 2026 Ohio Boys Junior Champion, earning an exemption into the 2026 U.S. Junior Championship. Matthew is the younger brother of current Dayton sophomore T.J. Kreusch.
 
"Matthew has been one of the top junior prospects in Ohio throughout his junior career," said Toner when asked about Kreusch. "I'm grateful to Coach Hoagland for securing his verbal pledge last winter. Matthew has had an outstanding 2026, highlighted by winning the Ohio Boys Junior Championship, and I know he is eager to begin his college career. I'm thrilled at the thought of having both Matthew and his older brother, T.J., representing the Flyers in competition."
 
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