WATERVILLE, Maine – The North Atlantic Conference unveiled its postseason award winners for men's golf on Thursday and Husson University men's golf picked up three awards.
Senior Ty Dickson earned player of the year honors, marking Husson's 21st conference golfer of the year winner since 2002. Dickson recorded a 72.58 scoring average for the Eagles across 12 rounds played, as the veteran earned three tournament wins in the fall, capturing victories at the University of Maine at Farmington Invitational, the Colby Sid Farr Invitational and the USM Husky Classic. Additionally, Dickson finished inside the top-five in eight of the nine events he played in and after the NAC championship tournament ranked second for Husson men's golf in single-season scoring average, while also ranking tied for ninth in top-five finishes in a season.
Additionally, Dickson was also named NAC senior scholar athlete. Dickson has earned both President's List and Dean's List recognition for his academic performance and has received numerous honors recognizing his success in the classroom. He has been named to the North Atlantic Conference (NAC) All-Academic Team and earned College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District At-Large honors, highlighting his ability to balance the demands of collegiate athletics with academic excellence.
On the golf course, Dickson has established himself as one of the conference's top competitors while serving as a two-year captain of the Husson men's golf program. Dickson was also a member of Husson's 2026 NAC championship team and received the program's Eagle Award in 2026.
Beyond academics and athletics, Dickson has demonstrated a commitment to leadership, professional development and service to the Husson community. He serves as the men's golf representative on Husson's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), providing a voice for his teammates and contributing to the student-athlete experience.
Dickson also serves as an Eagle Ambassador for Husson's Undergraduate Admissions Office, leading campus tours and assisting with accepted student days and open houses. In this role, he helps prospective students and their families become familiar with the university while representing Husson and its student-athlete community.
Additionally, Dickson has gained valuable professional experience through his work at Aroostook Valley Country Club and Sim City Bangor, where he has held positions in customer service, sales and golf instruction. His experience includes a customer service and sales internship as well as a golf coaching internship, allowing him to apply his business education and passion for golf in a professional setting.
Dickson has also participated in community service, volunteering at the 2023 Special Olympics soccer event at Husson's Boucher Field, where he assisted with event setup and officiating.
Additionally for Husson, head coach Kent Clark and the rest of his staff earned Coaching Staff of the Year honors, marking the second time during Clark's tenure that the Eagles have garnered the award, while sophomore Logan Timberlake was selected to the all-sportsmanship team.
