Athlete News

UCLA golfer Logan Kim has signed with iTalent Sports for NIL, brand, and sponsorship representation. Kim posted a 72.7 scoring average in 2024–25 with a top-25 finish at the NCAA Amherst Regional and now joins ITS as one of college golf’s rising talents.

Easton Hether nearly captured his first collegiate win at the DII Shootout at PGA Riviera Maya, finishing runner-up by one stroke after a dramatic final-hole eagle by Colorado Christian’s Peyton Jones. Teammate Cooper Groshart battled through a tough week as Cal State East Bay placed fourth in the team standings.

GCU’s Matt Diehl and Nixon Lauritzen both finished inside the top-20 at the Jim DeLapa Collegiate in Michigan. Diehl posted a steady fourteenth-place result at one under par, while Lauritzen stormed back with a closing 67 to finish nineteenth at even par.

iTalent Sports athletes are launching a season-long fundraising campaign to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities Bay Area. From January 26 to April 14, 2026, every birdie made in tournament play will help raise funds for families with critically ill children. Full details coming soon — mark your calendars and follow along as we make every birdie count.

iTalent Sports proudly announces its first athlete roster — seven rising golfers across Grand Canyon, Fresno State, and Cal State East Bay. From Matt Diehl’s U.S. Amateur appearance to Cooper Groshart’s CCAA Championship victory, ITS athletes are making their mark on the course while building their brands off it.

ITS athletes made their mark at the William H. Tucker Invitational in Albuquerque. Matt Diehl finished runner-up at -12, Zack Tarter posted a top-10, and Nixon Lauritzen surged into the top 30. With Chris Bettencourt and James Watney rounding out the field, it was a strong early-season showing for the iTalent Sports roster.