Cornell University Athletics

Senior Season — 2016-17
Graboyes concluded a memorable collegiate career with four top-10 finishes and a third straight year of placing in the top 15 at the Ivy League Championships. He also led the team in scoring average (73.62) for a third consecutive season, including five rounds in red numbers and two round in the 60s. He started off strong with a third-place finish at Colgate's Alex Lagowitz Memorial Invitational, then he was the individual runner-up two weeks later to help the Big Red capture the team title at the Cornell Invitational. In his final tuneup before the Ivy League Championship, Graboyes carded a second-round 68 at the Yale Spring Invitational to moved up to fifth placed. He was then the Big Red's second-best finisher at the league's finale in 14th place, helping Cornell come in second and match the program's best-ever finish in the event.

Junior Season — 2015-16
Graboyes earned medalist honors at the Ivy League Championships to earn a spot in the NCAA Kohler Regional. He was the first Cornell golfer to make the NCAA tournament since the event began using regionals in 1989, and he is the first Cornell golfer to win the individual league title since Jim Bird in 1986. His performance earned his second career All-Ivy League honor, though it was his first time being named to the first team. He was also tabbed a Division I PING All-Northeast Region selection. Graboyes led team in scoring average (73.47) and had all of his competitive rounds count toward the team score for a second straight year. He had three rounds at 1-under par, including the first round of the NCAA Kohler Regional. Graboyes had four top-five individual finishes. He was in a three-way playoff at the Colgate Invitational, then also finished tied for third at the Cornell Invitational.

Sophomore Season — 2014-15
Graboyes earned All-Ivy League Second Team honors after finishing tied for seventh at the season-ending event on the Grace Course at Saucon Valley Country Club. He recovered from an opening-round 80 to card an even-par 72 in the second round and a 73 on the final day. The performance wrapped up an impressive span of four consecutive tournaments in which Graboyes finished in the Top 10 individually. Earlier in April, he was fourth at both The Met Intercollegiate and the Princeton Invitational, then he took second in the limited-field RTJ Individual Shootout. His scoring average of 75.21 (4.1-over par) led the team, and he also had a 10th-place finish at the Cornell Invitational. His best round of the season was his first, when he opened play at the Navy Fall Classic with a 2-under 69. All 17 of his rounds in team competition counted toward the team score.

Freshman Season — 2013-14
Graboyes had a very successful collegiate debut, finishing second on the team with a 75.22 scoring average and having all of his rounds count toward the team score in seven tournaments. He was 1-over-par through the final two rounds of the season-opening Cornell Invitational, finishing tied for eighth place in the individual portion of the tournament and help the Big Red take third place among the 15 competing teams. Graboyes' best round of the season was a 1-under-par 69 in the second round of the The MacDonald Cup, contested at The Course at Yale. It was one of just three rounds under par by a Big Red competitor during the season. Graboyes then closed out his season with nine consecutive rounds in the 70s. He birdied the 18th hole in the final round of the Ivy League Championships to finish tied for 24th individually.

Prior to Cornell
Graboyes joins the Big Red after a tremendous high school career. He won the 2013 New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association Tournament of Champions, and was twice named the best high school player in the state by the New Jersey Professional Golf Association. He was a two-time all-state first team selection. Graboyes participated in the 2012 United States Junior Amateur, and won the 2012 AJGA William Penn Junior Championship. He was a two-time New Jersey Group 4 champion and Skyland Conference champion in 2011 and 2013. He was named to his his all-conference first team three times, and was the Somerset County champion in 2012. He was also a member of the National Honor Society, the English National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society.

Personal
Luke Graboyes is the son of Fred and Karen Graboyes, and he has a younger brother, Mike, who is also competing on the golf team. He is enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences.