
Men's Golf Wraps Up 2025-26 Signing Class With Three Newcomers
8/25/2025 12:00:00 PM | Men's Golf
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - North Florida men's golf reels in three more additions to the Ospreys' 2025-26 roster to finish out its eight-player squad heading into the competition season, as announced by Director of Golf Scott Schroeder on Monday afternoon.
Laurens Schulze-Doering, JP Parr and Diego Alvarez Perez joins Luke Balaskiewicz as UNF's newcomers. Filippo Serra, Danny Erickson, Chase Carroll and Adam Vermut will return for the Ospreys heading into the team's first tournament set to start on Friday, Sept. 5, at the Visit Knoxville Collegiate.
"Laurens [Schulze-Doering] and Jean-Philippe [Parr] were big additions for us. Both coaches they played for spoke very highly of their work ethic and commitment to getting better and that was important for us," said Schroeder. "Laurens is a bomber who has a chance to help us a bunch right off the start. JP is a really hard worker that was really elite two years ago. We just need to him to find his swag again and good golf will be right behind."
"Diego [Alvarez Perez] is a good young player that will compete and work hard," Schroeder continued. "We look forward to a bright future for him."
Hometown: Rabat, Malta
Class: Graduate Student
Previous Schools: South Carolina & Young Harris College
Intended Major: Masters of Science in Management
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Prior to UNF: Previous played at both South Carolina (2023-25) and Young Harris College (2021-23) during his collegiate years...played in seven tournaments during 2023-24 season with a 75.37 scoring average and one top-20 finish...had his best showing of 2023-24 at the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate with an even-par 216...was 2024 SEC Academic Honor Roll selection...did not compete during the 2024-25 season...was awarded Freshman of the Year at Young Harris College with a 71.7 scoring average, followed with a 72.3 scoring average his sophomore season...made the Malta National Team and was award two silver and two bronze awards from the Malta Olympic Committee... made the cut at the Junior Open in 2016 and 2018...won three amateur tournaments in 2022, along with qualifications to the European and Scottish Amateur tournaments from 2023-25 and the Brabazon Trophy tournament in 2023 and 2024.
Personal: Born on Aug. 27, 2003...son of Henning and Christina Schulze-Döring, has one sister, Filippa, who plays golf at Adelphi University...father, Henning, played professionally for several years with stints on the European Tour...attended Verdala International School during high school years, where he competed in golf, soccer and swimming...plans to pursue his Masters of Science in Management...chose UNF because "of the overall golf program, the coaches and facilities, location and weather, and strength of schedule, as well as my pursuit of a Masters degree."
Hometown: Saint-Célestin, Quebec
Class: Junior
Previous School: Tennessee
Intended Major:Â Sport Management
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Prior to UNF: Competed for Tennessee during first two years of collegiate golf from 2023-25...notched a fourth-place finish at the Papago Individual after shooting 3-under overall...his final-round 67 marked a career-low 18-hole score at Arizona State...registered a top-10 finish at the Wolfpack Individual after shooting a 2-over total score, including an opening-round 71, as a freshman...registered a top-five finish at the Badger Individual, shooting par or better in two rounds to post a 3-over total...placed tied for 24th after shooting 9-over at the Papago Individual.
Junior/Amateur: Was the No. 1 ranked international player and No. 19 overall player in the class of 2023...claimed the Canadian Junior Boys Championship in 2021 and 2022...became the eighth player in history to win back-to-back titles at Canadian Junior Boys Championship...recorded top-five finishes at the 2022 International Junior Orange Bowl (third place), 2021 North and South Junior (third place) and the 2022 Canadian Men's Amateur (fourth place)...has top-15 finishes at the 2022 Sage Valley Junior (eighth place), 2022 Terra Cotta Invitational (ninth place), 2021 Junior Players Championship (12th place) and 2021 Wyndham Invitational (14th place) as well.
Hometown: Panama City, Panama
Class: Freshman
Previous School: Windermere Preparatory School
Intended Major: Business Management
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Junior/Amateur: Attended Windermere Preparatory School in Orlando, Fla., for high school competition...six amateur placements in top five overall, including two wins, in 2025...made the cut in the Latin American Championship in Puerto Rico at 16-years-old with a score of 1-over 289...got full exempt in AJGA Panama shooting 2-over 218 with two rounds in the 60s...played the Notha Begay two consecutive years placing inside the top 15 overall both times.
Personal: Born on Nov. 4, 2006...son of Jose Luis Alvarez and Patricia Pérez...has one sister, Carla...plans to major in business management...chose UNF because "it offers the perfect balance between high-level athletics and strong academics. The golf program at the University of North Florida has a great reputation for developing talented players, and I knew it would challenge me to grow both on and off the course. The coaching staff, facilities, and team culture really stood out to me, and I felt that UNF was the right place to continue improving my game while also pursuing my education. It's a great environment to become a better player and person."
Laurens Schulze-Doering, JP Parr and Diego Alvarez Perez joins Luke Balaskiewicz as UNF's newcomers. Filippo Serra, Danny Erickson, Chase Carroll and Adam Vermut will return for the Ospreys heading into the team's first tournament set to start on Friday, Sept. 5, at the Visit Knoxville Collegiate.
"Laurens [Schulze-Doering] and Jean-Philippe [Parr] were big additions for us. Both coaches they played for spoke very highly of their work ethic and commitment to getting better and that was important for us," said Schroeder. "Laurens is a bomber who has a chance to help us a bunch right off the start. JP is a really hard worker that was really elite two years ago. We just need to him to find his swag again and good golf will be right behind."
"Diego [Alvarez Perez] is a good young player that will compete and work hard," Schroeder continued. "We look forward to a bright future for him."
Laurens Schulze-Doering
Hometown: Rabat, MaltaClass: Graduate Student
Previous Schools: South Carolina & Young Harris College
Intended Major: Masters of Science in Management
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Prior to UNF: Previous played at both South Carolina (2023-25) and Young Harris College (2021-23) during his collegiate years...played in seven tournaments during 2023-24 season with a 75.37 scoring average and one top-20 finish...had his best showing of 2023-24 at the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate with an even-par 216...was 2024 SEC Academic Honor Roll selection...did not compete during the 2024-25 season...was awarded Freshman of the Year at Young Harris College with a 71.7 scoring average, followed with a 72.3 scoring average his sophomore season...made the Malta National Team and was award two silver and two bronze awards from the Malta Olympic Committee... made the cut at the Junior Open in 2016 and 2018...won three amateur tournaments in 2022, along with qualifications to the European and Scottish Amateur tournaments from 2023-25 and the Brabazon Trophy tournament in 2023 and 2024.
Personal: Born on Aug. 27, 2003...son of Henning and Christina Schulze-Döring, has one sister, Filippa, who plays golf at Adelphi University...father, Henning, played professionally for several years with stints on the European Tour...attended Verdala International School during high school years, where he competed in golf, soccer and swimming...plans to pursue his Masters of Science in Management...chose UNF because "of the overall golf program, the coaches and facilities, location and weather, and strength of schedule, as well as my pursuit of a Masters degree."
Jean-Philippe Parr
Hometown: Saint-Célestin, QuebecClass: Junior
Previous School: Tennessee
Intended Major:Â Sport Management
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Prior to UNF: Competed for Tennessee during first two years of collegiate golf from 2023-25...notched a fourth-place finish at the Papago Individual after shooting 3-under overall...his final-round 67 marked a career-low 18-hole score at Arizona State...registered a top-10 finish at the Wolfpack Individual after shooting a 2-over total score, including an opening-round 71, as a freshman...registered a top-five finish at the Badger Individual, shooting par or better in two rounds to post a 3-over total...placed tied for 24th after shooting 9-over at the Papago Individual.
Junior/Amateur: Was the No. 1 ranked international player and No. 19 overall player in the class of 2023...claimed the Canadian Junior Boys Championship in 2021 and 2022...became the eighth player in history to win back-to-back titles at Canadian Junior Boys Championship...recorded top-five finishes at the 2022 International Junior Orange Bowl (third place), 2021 North and South Junior (third place) and the 2022 Canadian Men's Amateur (fourth place)...has top-15 finishes at the 2022 Sage Valley Junior (eighth place), 2022 Terra Cotta Invitational (ninth place), 2021 Junior Players Championship (12th place) and 2021 Wyndham Invitational (14th place) as well.
Diego Alvarez Perez
Hometown: Panama City, PanamaClass: Freshman
Previous School: Windermere Preparatory School
Intended Major: Business Management
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Junior/Amateur: Attended Windermere Preparatory School in Orlando, Fla., for high school competition...six amateur placements in top five overall, including two wins, in 2025...made the cut in the Latin American Championship in Puerto Rico at 16-years-old with a score of 1-over 289...got full exempt in AJGA Panama shooting 2-over 218 with two rounds in the 60s...played the Notha Begay two consecutive years placing inside the top 15 overall both times.
Personal: Born on Nov. 4, 2006...son of Jose Luis Alvarez and Patricia Pérez...has one sister, Carla...plans to major in business management...chose UNF because "it offers the perfect balance between high-level athletics and strong academics. The golf program at the University of North Florida has a great reputation for developing talented players, and I knew it would challenge me to grow both on and off the course. The coaching staff, facilities, and team culture really stood out to me, and I felt that UNF was the right place to continue improving my game while also pursuing my education. It's a great environment to become a better player and person."
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