This document announces the Capital One Academic All-America Division II At-Large Teams for 2015 as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Ruben Gimenez of the University of Bridgeport and Kristin Day of Clarion University were named Academic All-Americans of the Year for Division II Men's and Women's At-Large. Both Gimenez and Day were repeat winners of the award. The document provides details on other student-athletes named to the first, second, and third teams for Division II Men's and Women's At-Large sports.
The document provides a summary of Lone Star Conference outdoor track and field performances from the previous week. Key details include:
- Lorenzo Johnson of West Texas A&M automatically qualified in the 110m hurdles with a time of 13.81, leading the nation.
- Hendrik Nungess of Texas A&M-Commerce and Lutalo Boyce of Texas A&M-Kingsville are co-men's field athletes of the week for breaking records in javelin and long jump.
- Sharon Kwarula of West Texas A&M is women's track athlete of the week for her performance in the 100m hurdles. Euphemia Edem of Tar
Berkley Whaley, a senior outside hitter from the University of Tampa, was named the CoSIDA Academic All-America of the Year for Division II volleyball. She led the nation in kills and points last season while maintaining a 3.82 GPA as an advertising and public relations major. The document also names the members of the CoSIDA Academic All-America first, second, and third teams for Division II volleyball, including Ferris State libero Danielle Dowd on the third team. All of the student-athletes honored achieved high levels academically and athletically.
CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® DIVISION III SOCCER TEAMSUTTylerPatriots
1) Logan Andryk of Milwaukee School of Engineering and Nicci Bermudes of Aurora University were selected to the 2015 Academic All-America Division III Men's and Women's Soccer first teams.
2) Both Andryk and Bermudes have high GPAs (3.8 and 3.92 respectively) while majoring in difficult subjects and have had successful soccer careers.
3) A total of 11 student-athletes were selected to each of the men's and women's first teams, which combined have a high average GPA of 3.86.
LSC Indoor Track and Field Weekly Release (01/24/17)lscmedia
The document provides results and highlights from the Lone Star Conference Indoor Track and Field season so far. Key details include:
- Luis Romero of Texas A&M-Commerce and Charles Greaves of Texas A&M-Kingsville were named Men's Track and Field Athletes of the Week for setting records.
- Deana Richardson of Texas A&M-Kingsville and Rellie Kaputin of West Texas A&M were named Women's Track and Field Athletes of the Week for top performances.
- Many athletes from various universities achieved provisional qualifying marks for future competitions or ranked highly in various events nationally.
- Upcoming schedule and results from recent competitions are provided
LSC Indoor Track and Field Weekly Release (01/31/17)lscmedia
The Lone Star Conference Indoor Track and Field weekly release provides results from recent meets. Several athletes recorded automatic or provisional qualifying marks for NCAA Division II Nationals. Luis Perez of Angelo State ran the 400m in 47.02, an automatic qualifier. Chase Graham of Texas A&M-Commerce threw the weight 60-1.25 feet, a provisional mark. Kami Norton of Angelo State ran the 60m hurdles in 8.62 and high jumped 5-6 feet, a provisional mark. Jasmine Roberts of Texas A&M-Commerce triple jumped 37-11.25 feet, the second longest in the conference. Upcoming meets are scheduled for February 3
LSC Indoor Track and Field Weekly Release (02/08/17)lscmedia
The document provides results from the Lone Star Conference Indoor Track and Field competition held on February 18-19 in Alamosa, Colorado. It names the athletes of the week in men's and women's track and field. Steven Cooper of West Texas A&M set a school record in the 200-meter dash. Paolo Lazaric of West Texas A&M broke his own school and meet records in the high jump. Kaina Martinez of Texas A&M-Kingsville won the women's 400-meter dash. Kami Norton of Angelo State set an automatic qualifying score in the pentathlon. The document also lists other top performances from the competition.
LSC Indoor Track and Field Weekly Release (02/15/17)lscmedia
The 2017 Lone Star Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships will take place on February 18-19 in Alamosa, Colorado. Texas A&M-Commerce is the defending men's champion, while West Texas A&M has won the last three women's titles. Several Lone Star Conference athletes have achieved top national rankings and automatic or provisional qualifying marks for the NCAA Championships in March. Luis Romero of Texas A&M-Commerce and Deana Richardson of Texas A&M-Kingsville were named Men's and Women's Track Athletes of the Week for outstanding performances.
LSC Outdoor Track and Field Weekly Release (03/29/17)lscmedia
The document provides a summary of track and field performances from the Lone Star Conference for the weeks of March 23rd and March 29th. It names the athletes of the week in various men's and women's events. It also provides details of notable performances from athletes across multiple universities, including personal bests, provisional and automatic qualifying marks for NCAA championships. The top performances spanned events from sprints and hurdles to distance running and field events. University teams saw success at various invitationals across Texas during this period.
The document provides a summary of Lone Star Conference outdoor track and field performances from the previous week. Key details include:
- Lorenzo Johnson of West Texas A&M automatically qualified in the 110m hurdles with a time of 13.81, leading the nation.
- Hendrik Nungess of Texas A&M-Commerce and Lutalo Boyce of Texas A&M-Kingsville are co-men's field athletes of the week for breaking records in javelin and long jump.
- Sharon Kwarula of West Texas A&M is women's track athlete of the week for her performance in the 100m hurdles. Euphemia Edem of Tar
Berkley Whaley, a senior outside hitter from the University of Tampa, was named the CoSIDA Academic All-America of the Year for Division II volleyball. She led the nation in kills and points last season while maintaining a 3.82 GPA as an advertising and public relations major. The document also names the members of the CoSIDA Academic All-America first, second, and third teams for Division II volleyball, including Ferris State libero Danielle Dowd on the third team. All of the student-athletes honored achieved high levels academically and athletically.
CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® DIVISION III SOCCER TEAMSUTTylerPatriots
1) Logan Andryk of Milwaukee School of Engineering and Nicci Bermudes of Aurora University were selected to the 2015 Academic All-America Division III Men's and Women's Soccer first teams.
2) Both Andryk and Bermudes have high GPAs (3.8 and 3.92 respectively) while majoring in difficult subjects and have had successful soccer careers.
3) A total of 11 student-athletes were selected to each of the men's and women's first teams, which combined have a high average GPA of 3.86.
LSC Indoor Track and Field Weekly Release (01/24/17)lscmedia
The document provides results and highlights from the Lone Star Conference Indoor Track and Field season so far. Key details include:
- Luis Romero of Texas A&M-Commerce and Charles Greaves of Texas A&M-Kingsville were named Men's Track and Field Athletes of the Week for setting records.
- Deana Richardson of Texas A&M-Kingsville and Rellie Kaputin of West Texas A&M were named Women's Track and Field Athletes of the Week for top performances.
- Many athletes from various universities achieved provisional qualifying marks for future competitions or ranked highly in various events nationally.
- Upcoming schedule and results from recent competitions are provided
LSC Indoor Track and Field Weekly Release (01/31/17)lscmedia
The Lone Star Conference Indoor Track and Field weekly release provides results from recent meets. Several athletes recorded automatic or provisional qualifying marks for NCAA Division II Nationals. Luis Perez of Angelo State ran the 400m in 47.02, an automatic qualifier. Chase Graham of Texas A&M-Commerce threw the weight 60-1.25 feet, a provisional mark. Kami Norton of Angelo State ran the 60m hurdles in 8.62 and high jumped 5-6 feet, a provisional mark. Jasmine Roberts of Texas A&M-Commerce triple jumped 37-11.25 feet, the second longest in the conference. Upcoming meets are scheduled for February 3
LSC Indoor Track and Field Weekly Release (02/08/17)lscmedia
The document provides results from the Lone Star Conference Indoor Track and Field competition held on February 18-19 in Alamosa, Colorado. It names the athletes of the week in men's and women's track and field. Steven Cooper of West Texas A&M set a school record in the 200-meter dash. Paolo Lazaric of West Texas A&M broke his own school and meet records in the high jump. Kaina Martinez of Texas A&M-Kingsville won the women's 400-meter dash. Kami Norton of Angelo State set an automatic qualifying score in the pentathlon. The document also lists other top performances from the competition.
LSC Indoor Track and Field Weekly Release (02/15/17)lscmedia
The 2017 Lone Star Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships will take place on February 18-19 in Alamosa, Colorado. Texas A&M-Commerce is the defending men's champion, while West Texas A&M has won the last three women's titles. Several Lone Star Conference athletes have achieved top national rankings and automatic or provisional qualifying marks for the NCAA Championships in March. Luis Romero of Texas A&M-Commerce and Deana Richardson of Texas A&M-Kingsville were named Men's and Women's Track Athletes of the Week for outstanding performances.
LSC Outdoor Track and Field Weekly Release (03/29/17)lscmedia
The document provides a summary of track and field performances from the Lone Star Conference for the weeks of March 23rd and March 29th. It names the athletes of the week in various men's and women's events. It also provides details of notable performances from athletes across multiple universities, including personal bests, provisional and automatic qualifying marks for NCAA championships. The top performances spanned events from sprints and hurdles to distance running and field events. University teams saw success at various invitationals across Texas during this period.
The document provides information for fans attending the Lone Star Football Festival at AT&T Stadium on September 19, 2015. It details ticket prices and locations to purchase tickets, parking and stadium entrance locations and policies, seating arrangements, local hotel options, merchandise and game program sales, concession stand locations, bag policies, tailgating locations and guidelines, and more. The purpose is to share information to help fans have a positive experience at the all-day event featuring four Division II football games.
The document summarizes basketball results and honors for teams in the Lone Star Conference. It discusses early season records and matchups against other conferences. It also names players of the week on both the men's and women's sides and provides stats to support why each player earned the honor. Standings and upcoming schedules are included at the end.
This document summarizes the current Lone Star Conference volleyball standings and provides individual player highlights from the previous week. It reports that Angelo State, Tarleton State, and Texas Woman's University lead the conference standings with 6-1 records. Several players are recognized for their offensive, defensive, and setting performances the prior week including Hailey Roberts of Tarleton State for offensive player of the week and Katie MacLeay of Angelo State for defensive player of the week. The upcoming week's schedule is also provided.
The document provides information about cross country events and results from the Lone Star Conference. It lists the male and female runners of the week and their accomplishments. It also provides schedules and results from recent cross country meets, including the top finishers and their times. The top times for men and women in the Lone Star Conference are listed in tables.
The Lone Star Conference basketball weekly release provides updates on teams' performances from the previous week. Several players were named offensive or defensive players of the week for their conference based on their stats and contributions to helping their teams win games. The release also provides league standings, schedules and highlights top individual performances from players on men's and women's teams across the conference.
This document summarizes the current Lone Star Conference volleyball standings and provides information on the upcoming championship tournament. Tarleton State leads the conference with a 13-1 record and will host the tournament if they remain in first place. The top eight teams in the final standings will qualify for the postseason tournament taking place from November 19-21. Offensive, defensive, and setter of the week awards are given, with Mallory Blauser of Angelo State winning offensive player and Kenya Alexander of Tarleton State winning defensive player for their performances last week. Upcoming match schedules and individual stats from top performers are also included.
The document provides information on recent Lone Star Conference football games and players. It summarizes that three LSC teams remained undefeated last week, and LSC teams have a 9-4 overall record this season against other conferences. It also discusses the upcoming Lone Star Football Festival featuring two LSC matchups and one non-conference game at AT&T Stadium, and names the players of the week for offensive, defensive, and special teams performances.
The document provides standings and results from the Lone Star Conference volleyball season. It lists the top teams, their records, and individual player performances from the previous week. Angelo State, Tarleton State, and Cameron have perfect records after the opening weekend. The top offensive player was Hailey Roberts of Tarleton State with 100 kills. The top defensive player was Meg Umbel of Tarleton State who leads the conference in blocks. The top setter was Maggi Jo Keffury of Angelo State who had 254 assists.
The document provides information about cross country meets and results from the Lone Star Conference in Texas. It names the male and female runners of the week from Angelo State University, Devitt Smetana and Candida Chairez, for their performances. It also lists the top male and female runners and times from meets around the Lone Star Conference.
This document summarizes the results of the women's shot put event at the Lone Star Conference Indoor Championships hosted by Adams State University in Alamosa, Colorado on February 20-21, 2016. Norma Cunigan of West Texas A&M won the event with a throw of 14.71 meters. Holly Cunigan of West Texas A&M came in second place. West Texas A&M won the overall team competition with 129 points, followed by Angelo State in second place with 115.5 points.
This document discusses e-learning and its application in Bahasa Malaysia (Malay language) classes. It defines e-learning as learning that can take place anywhere and anytime using internet-connected devices. The document outlines different types of e-learning including purely online, blended, self-study, and instructor-led models. It also lists common delivery methods like print, video, audio, and communication tools. Examples are given of how e-learning can be used for Bahasa Malaysia classes, such as watching videos and using iPads for applications and dictionaries.
This document lists the names, years, majors, sports, GPAs and hometowns of students at Angelo State University. It includes 74 students ranging from freshmen to seniors who play various sports including football, basketball, baseball, soccer, track and field and more. Their majors include areas like exercise science, nursing, education, business and more. The students are from all over Texas as well as some from other states and countries.
The LSC aims to provide superior athletic competition and comprehensive student-athlete development through academics and life skills programs. It oversees championships in 16 sports and has a long tradition of competitive programs, with member institutions collecting 75 national titles. The LSC office is located in Richardson, Texas and oversees athletic competition among its member schools.
The document lists records for team finishes at the LSC Men's Championship Golf tournament from 1967-2013, including school, year, finish, score relative to par, and individual round scores. Many teams finished within a few strokes of par over the years, with the lowest scores being well under par such as Northeastern State finishing 1st at -39 in 2009.
The document summarizes the results of the women's weight throw event at the Lone Star Conference Indoor Championships hosted by Adams State University. Courtney Head from West Texas A&M won the event with a throw of 16.57 meters. The top 8 finishers advanced to the finals. West Texas A&M won the team competition with 57 points, followed by Angelo State with 58.50 points.
Midwestern State and West Texas A&M have one-game leads in the Lone Star Conference men's and women's basketball standings respectively heading into the final week of the regular season. Midwestern State has clinched a share of its ninth LSC title in the last ten seasons, while West Texas A&M has earned a share of its third straight and 13th overall LSC crown. This week's games will determine most of the postseason seeding, with Texas A&M-Commerce already locked into the number six seed for the men. Individual and team awards are also announced, including Midwestern State forward Khapri Alston being named men's offensive player of the week after leading his team to two
The document summarizes the results of the women's 200 meter dash event at the 2016 Lone Star Conference Indoor Championships hosted at Adams State University in Alamosa, Colorado. DeAijha Hicks-Boyce of Tarleton State won the event with a time of 24.56 seconds. Kaina Martinez of Texas A&M-Kingsville finished second. The team standings after 15 events saw West Texas A&M in first place followed by Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville.
This document announces the selection of the 2014-15 Capital One Academic All-America Division II Track & Field/Cross Country teams by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Ewa Zaborowska of Harding University and Aaron Dinzeo of California University of Pennsylvania top the women's and men's teams respectively. A total of 45 women and 46 men were selected across three teams, with 15 athletes named to the first team. Many of the selections are repeat honorees and hold high GPAs across various academic disciplines while also achieving athletic success.
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Sydnee Weaver of Young Harris College is named the Capital One Academic All-America Division II Softball Player of the Year. Weaver, a biology major with a 4.0 GPA, led Young Harris to 31 wins this season. She finished in the top 10 in her conference in several statistical categories. Fifteen of the 33 players selected to the academic all-america teams have at least a 3.9 GPA, including nine with a perfect 4.0. Weaver is one of six players to be selected to the team multiple times.
Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Baseball TeamAngeloStateSports
Michael Jurgella of St. Cloud State University is named the Division II Baseball Academic All-America of the Year. He leads the 2015 first team with a 3.62 GPA in finance. Matthew Chavez of New Mexico Highlands University and Brandon Martinez of Kutztown University are also repeat selections from last year's first team. Paul Trenhaile of Truman State University moves up from the third team last year. In total, 18 members of the 2015 team have at least a 3.80 GPA.
Michael Jurgella, a senior catcher from St. Cloud State University, has been named the Capital One Academic All-America Division II Baseball Player of the Year. He leads the 2015 first team with a 3.62 GPA in finance. The first, second, and third teams consist of student-athletes from various positions who excel both on the field and in the classroom, with GPA requirements ranging from 3.48 to 4.00. Jurgella is one of four repeat selections to the team.
The document announces the 2014 Daktronics/Division II Conference Commissioners Association NCAA Division II Volleyball All-American Teams. BYU-Hawaii outside hitter Shih Ting Chen was named the 2014 Ron Lenz Daktronics National Player of the Year. The First Team All-Americans included Chen along with outside hitters Berkley Whaley of Tampa and Lauren Bevan of West Texas A&M, middle hitters Meagan Burke and Jessica Wagner of Tampa, setter Ashley Hinsch of Minnesota Duluth, and libero Samantha Hutchinson of Western Washington. The Second and Third Team All-Americans are also announced.
The document provides information for fans attending the Lone Star Football Festival at AT&T Stadium on September 19, 2015. It details ticket prices and locations to purchase tickets, parking and stadium entrance locations and policies, seating arrangements, local hotel options, merchandise and game program sales, concession stand locations, bag policies, tailgating locations and guidelines, and more. The purpose is to share information to help fans have a positive experience at the all-day event featuring four Division II football games.
The document summarizes basketball results and honors for teams in the Lone Star Conference. It discusses early season records and matchups against other conferences. It also names players of the week on both the men's and women's sides and provides stats to support why each player earned the honor. Standings and upcoming schedules are included at the end.
This document summarizes the current Lone Star Conference volleyball standings and provides individual player highlights from the previous week. It reports that Angelo State, Tarleton State, and Texas Woman's University lead the conference standings with 6-1 records. Several players are recognized for their offensive, defensive, and setting performances the prior week including Hailey Roberts of Tarleton State for offensive player of the week and Katie MacLeay of Angelo State for defensive player of the week. The upcoming week's schedule is also provided.
The document provides information about cross country events and results from the Lone Star Conference. It lists the male and female runners of the week and their accomplishments. It also provides schedules and results from recent cross country meets, including the top finishers and their times. The top times for men and women in the Lone Star Conference are listed in tables.
The Lone Star Conference basketball weekly release provides updates on teams' performances from the previous week. Several players were named offensive or defensive players of the week for their conference based on their stats and contributions to helping their teams win games. The release also provides league standings, schedules and highlights top individual performances from players on men's and women's teams across the conference.
This document summarizes the current Lone Star Conference volleyball standings and provides information on the upcoming championship tournament. Tarleton State leads the conference with a 13-1 record and will host the tournament if they remain in first place. The top eight teams in the final standings will qualify for the postseason tournament taking place from November 19-21. Offensive, defensive, and setter of the week awards are given, with Mallory Blauser of Angelo State winning offensive player and Kenya Alexander of Tarleton State winning defensive player for their performances last week. Upcoming match schedules and individual stats from top performers are also included.
The document provides information on recent Lone Star Conference football games and players. It summarizes that three LSC teams remained undefeated last week, and LSC teams have a 9-4 overall record this season against other conferences. It also discusses the upcoming Lone Star Football Festival featuring two LSC matchups and one non-conference game at AT&T Stadium, and names the players of the week for offensive, defensive, and special teams performances.
The document provides standings and results from the Lone Star Conference volleyball season. It lists the top teams, their records, and individual player performances from the previous week. Angelo State, Tarleton State, and Cameron have perfect records after the opening weekend. The top offensive player was Hailey Roberts of Tarleton State with 100 kills. The top defensive player was Meg Umbel of Tarleton State who leads the conference in blocks. The top setter was Maggi Jo Keffury of Angelo State who had 254 assists.
The document provides information about cross country meets and results from the Lone Star Conference in Texas. It names the male and female runners of the week from Angelo State University, Devitt Smetana and Candida Chairez, for their performances. It also lists the top male and female runners and times from meets around the Lone Star Conference.
This document summarizes the results of the women's shot put event at the Lone Star Conference Indoor Championships hosted by Adams State University in Alamosa, Colorado on February 20-21, 2016. Norma Cunigan of West Texas A&M won the event with a throw of 14.71 meters. Holly Cunigan of West Texas A&M came in second place. West Texas A&M won the overall team competition with 129 points, followed by Angelo State in second place with 115.5 points.
This document discusses e-learning and its application in Bahasa Malaysia (Malay language) classes. It defines e-learning as learning that can take place anywhere and anytime using internet-connected devices. The document outlines different types of e-learning including purely online, blended, self-study, and instructor-led models. It also lists common delivery methods like print, video, audio, and communication tools. Examples are given of how e-learning can be used for Bahasa Malaysia classes, such as watching videos and using iPads for applications and dictionaries.
This document lists the names, years, majors, sports, GPAs and hometowns of students at Angelo State University. It includes 74 students ranging from freshmen to seniors who play various sports including football, basketball, baseball, soccer, track and field and more. Their majors include areas like exercise science, nursing, education, business and more. The students are from all over Texas as well as some from other states and countries.
The LSC aims to provide superior athletic competition and comprehensive student-athlete development through academics and life skills programs. It oversees championships in 16 sports and has a long tradition of competitive programs, with member institutions collecting 75 national titles. The LSC office is located in Richardson, Texas and oversees athletic competition among its member schools.
The document lists records for team finishes at the LSC Men's Championship Golf tournament from 1967-2013, including school, year, finish, score relative to par, and individual round scores. Many teams finished within a few strokes of par over the years, with the lowest scores being well under par such as Northeastern State finishing 1st at -39 in 2009.
The document summarizes the results of the women's weight throw event at the Lone Star Conference Indoor Championships hosted by Adams State University. Courtney Head from West Texas A&M won the event with a throw of 16.57 meters. The top 8 finishers advanced to the finals. West Texas A&M won the team competition with 57 points, followed by Angelo State with 58.50 points.
Midwestern State and West Texas A&M have one-game leads in the Lone Star Conference men's and women's basketball standings respectively heading into the final week of the regular season. Midwestern State has clinched a share of its ninth LSC title in the last ten seasons, while West Texas A&M has earned a share of its third straight and 13th overall LSC crown. This week's games will determine most of the postseason seeding, with Texas A&M-Commerce already locked into the number six seed for the men. Individual and team awards are also announced, including Midwestern State forward Khapri Alston being named men's offensive player of the week after leading his team to two
The document summarizes the results of the women's 200 meter dash event at the 2016 Lone Star Conference Indoor Championships hosted at Adams State University in Alamosa, Colorado. DeAijha Hicks-Boyce of Tarleton State won the event with a time of 24.56 seconds. Kaina Martinez of Texas A&M-Kingsville finished second. The team standings after 15 events saw West Texas A&M in first place followed by Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville.
This document announces the selection of the 2014-15 Capital One Academic All-America Division II Track & Field/Cross Country teams by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Ewa Zaborowska of Harding University and Aaron Dinzeo of California University of Pennsylvania top the women's and men's teams respectively. A total of 45 women and 46 men were selected across three teams, with 15 athletes named to the first team. Many of the selections are repeat honorees and hold high GPAs across various academic disciplines while also achieving athletic success.
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Sydnee Weaver of Young Harris College is named the Capital One Academic All-America Division II Softball Player of the Year. Weaver, a biology major with a 4.0 GPA, led Young Harris to 31 wins this season. She finished in the top 10 in her conference in several statistical categories. Fifteen of the 33 players selected to the academic all-america teams have at least a 3.9 GPA, including nine with a perfect 4.0. Weaver is one of six players to be selected to the team multiple times.
Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Baseball TeamAngeloStateSports
Michael Jurgella of St. Cloud State University is named the Division II Baseball Academic All-America of the Year. He leads the 2015 first team with a 3.62 GPA in finance. Matthew Chavez of New Mexico Highlands University and Brandon Martinez of Kutztown University are also repeat selections from last year's first team. Paul Trenhaile of Truman State University moves up from the third team last year. In total, 18 members of the 2015 team have at least a 3.80 GPA.
Michael Jurgella, a senior catcher from St. Cloud State University, has been named the Capital One Academic All-America Division II Baseball Player of the Year. He leads the 2015 first team with a 3.62 GPA in finance. The first, second, and third teams consist of student-athletes from various positions who excel both on the field and in the classroom, with GPA requirements ranging from 3.48 to 4.00. Jurgella is one of four repeat selections to the team.
The document announces the 2014 Daktronics/Division II Conference Commissioners Association NCAA Division II Volleyball All-American Teams. BYU-Hawaii outside hitter Shih Ting Chen was named the 2014 Ron Lenz Daktronics National Player of the Year. The First Team All-Americans included Chen along with outside hitters Berkley Whaley of Tampa and Lauren Bevan of West Texas A&M, middle hitters Meagan Burke and Jessica Wagner of Tampa, setter Ashley Hinsch of Minnesota Duluth, and libero Samantha Hutchinson of Western Washington. The Second and Third Team All-Americans are also announced.
The document summarizes the 2016 CoSIDA Academic All-America Division II Softball Team. It announces that senior pitcher Carley Tysinger of Catawba College has been selected as the Academic All-America of the Year for Division II softball. It provides details on Tysinger's academic and athletic accomplishments. It also names the first, second and third teams and provides details on several of the student-athletes selected, including some who were repeat selections from last year.
The document provides information about the Lone Star Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships being relocated from Texas Tech to Adams State in Colorado due to storm damage. It lists athletes who met qualifying standards at recent meets, including records set by individuals from Texas A&M-Kingsville, Tarleton State, Angelo State, and others. Upcoming meets and performance lists are also mentioned.
LSC Outdoor Track and Field Weekly Release (04/05/17)lscmedia
The document provides a summary of results and performances from the Lone Star Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships held from May 4-6, 2017 in Commerce, Texas. It recognizes top athletes in men's and women's track and field events who achieved automatic or provisional qualifying marks for the NCAA Division II Championships. Notable performances included Florian Obst of Texas A&M-Commerce setting the top decathlon score in Division II and Kaina Martinez of Texas A&M-Kingsville running the fastest 100m time. The summary also previews upcoming meets for LSC schools during April 6-8.
Lone Star Conference Outdoor Track and Field Weekly Release (03/28/18)lscmedia
The document provides information about track and field performances in the Lone Star Conference, including six athletes who have achieved automatic qualifying marks for NCAA Division II Nationals and 58 who have achieved provisional qualifying marks. It announces that the 2018 LSC Outdoor Track and Field Championships will be held May 3-5 at Angelo State University. It also names the athletes of the week for men's and women's track and field and provides details on top performances from other athletes in the conference.
Lone Star Conference Outdoor Track and Field Weekly Release (04/04/18)lscmedia
The document provides a weekly update on track and field performances in the Lone Star Conference. It names the athletes of the week in various men's and women's events. Several athletes from different LSC schools set automatic or provisional qualifying marks for NCAA championships at the Home Depot Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays. The top performances included a school record in the decathlon by Florian Obst from Texas A&M-Commerce and two school records from Richard Cervantes of Texas A&M-Kingsville in the discus and shot put. The 2018 LSC Outdoor Track and Field Championships will be held May 3-5 at Angelo State University.
Lone Star Conference Outdoor Track and Field Weekly Release (04/25/18)lscmedia
The document provides information about track and field performances in the Lone Star Conference, including 25 automatic qualifying marks for NCAA Division II nationals and 134 provisional marks. It announces that the 2018 LSC Outdoor Track and Field Championships will be held May 3-5 at Angelo State University. It names the athletes of the week in various events and provides details on top performances from other athletes in the conference.
The document announces the 2015 Division II Conference Commissioners Association NCAA Division II Volleyball All-American Teams. Berkley Whaley from the University of Tampa was voted the 2015 Ron Lenz National Player of the Year. The First Team includes Whaley and six others: Mariah Scharf from Minnesota Duluth, Hailey Roberts from Tarleton State, Jessica Wagner from Tampa, Riley Hanson from Concordia-St. Paul, Drew Smith from Northern State, and Annie Reilly from Central Missouri. The Second and Third Teams are also listed.
The document provides information about the upcoming Lone Star Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships taking place February 20-21 in Alamosa, Colorado. It lists the top performing athletes in the conference over the past week, including those who met automatic or provisional qualifying marks for nationals. It also provides a schedule and link to performance lists for the season.
The document provides information on Lone Star Conference outdoor track and field athletes of the week and top performers. It lists athletes who achieved qualifying marks and season bests in events like the 100m hurdles, 1500m run, high jump, shot put, and discus. It also provides a link to the conference's performance list and details upcoming conference championships in May.
The Lone Star Conference announced its top 75 student-athletes and coaches from sports other than football and basketball as part of its 75th anniversary celebration. Abilene Christian led with 33 honorees, followed by Texas A&M-Kingsville with 7 and West Texas A&M also with 7. The list includes standouts from various sports like track, volleyball, baseball, golf, and soccer. Many of the athletes and coaches on the list achieved national championships and records over their careers.
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1. CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA® TEAM
S E L E C T E D B Y C O S I D A
FOR RELEASE: Wednesday, June 10 – 12 Noon (EDT)
Please visit the Capital One Academic All-America® website
http://www.capitaloneacademicallamerica.com/
RUBEN GIMENEZ OF BRIDGEPORT AND KRISTIN DAY OF CLARION
HEADLINE CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA®
DIVISION II AT-LARGE TEAMS
AUSTIN, Texas – For the second year in a row, senior swimmer Ruben Gimenez of the University of Bridgeport
and senior diver Kristin Day of Clarion University headline the 2015 Capital One Academic All-America®
Division II Men’s and Women’s At-Large teams as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of
America (CoSIDA).
Gimenez has been selected as the 2015 Capital One Academic All-America® of the Year for Division II Men’s
At-Large while Day has been named the 2015 Capital One Academic All-America® of the Year for Division II
Women’s At-Large. It is the second consecutive year that Gimenez and Day have earned the top honor.
The Capital One Division II Academic All-America® program is being financially supported by the NCAA Division
II national governance structure to assist CoSIDA with handling the awards fulfillment aspects for the 2014-15
Division II Academic All-America® teams program.
The Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Men’s At-Large program includes the sports of fencing, golf,
gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, swimming and diving, tennis, water polo and wrestling. The Capital
One Academic All-America® Division II Women’s At-Large program includes the sports of bowling, crew, fencing,
field hockey, golf, gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, swimming and diving, tennis and water polo.
A computer science/finance major with a 3.98 G.P.A., Gimenez won the 50 freestyle individual title at the 2015
NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships after taking first place in the 100 breaststroke and the
100 freestyle at the 2014 NCAA national championship meet.
A chemistry major with a concentration in biochemistry, Day has a perfect 4.00 G.P.A. She received the Elite 89
Award at the NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships. The Elite 89 Award is presented to the
student-athlete with the highest cumulative G.P.A. participating at the finals site for each of the NCAA’s
championships.
A three-time NCAA Division II national champion and eight-time career All-American, Day won the NCAA D2
one meter national title this year, while finishing fourth on the three-meter board. In 2014, she won both NCAA
championships, setting national title scoring records in both disciplines. For her efforts, she was named the
CSCAA NCAA Division II Diver of the Year.
Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Men’s At-Large Teams
Gimenez is one of seven repeaters on the Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Men’s At-Large first
team. Seven is a lucky number for swimming student-athletes, as seven populate the 15-member men’s first
team.
2. Gimenez, Day Top Capital One Academic All-America® Division II At-Large Teams – Page 2
Senior swimmer Alex Bryson from St. Cloud State University and junior swimmer Keith Sponsler from Missouri
University of Science and Technology move up from the 2014 second team to join Gimenez on the 2015 first
team.
Bryson is a mechanical engineering major with a 3.83 G.P.A.. A four-time NCAA All-American, Bryson was an
NCAA Division II national championships qualifier in each of his four seasons with the Huskies.
Sponsler is the reigning Great Lakes Valley Conference Swimmer of the Year. A nuclear engineering major with
a 3.90 G.P.A, he claimed two All-American awards at the 2015 NCAA Division II national championship meet.
Sponsler has earned eight All-American trophies during his first three seasons at Missouri S & T.
Tusculum College senior tennis student-athlete Lukas Winkelmann and Western State Colorado University
junior wrestler Corbin Bennetts are repeat first team performers. Winkelmann also was named to the first team
in 2013 as well. Academically, he holds a 3.98 G.P.A. with his pre-medicine major. The South Atlantic
Conference Player of the Year, Winkelmann is the first player in Tusculum history to earn a spot on the
Intercollegiate Tennis Association All-American team.
A biology major with a 3.95 G.P.A., Bennetts was an All-American in 2015 as he was the runner-up at 141
pounds in the NCAA Division II national championship meet. Bennetts is a two-time winner of the NCAA Division
II Wrestling Elite 89 Award. He was the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Academic Wrestler of the Year
following his junior season.
Minot State University senior golfer Kowan O’Keefe and Mars Hill University senior lacrosse student-athlete
Ryan Sage complete the list of returning Capital One Academic All-America® selections on the first team. A
second team pick in 2014, O’Keefe is the first MSU Beaver to earn AAA honors twice since Minot State joined
the NCAA Division II.
O’Keefe holds a 3.94 G.P.A. with a double major of chemistry and mathematics. He won the Northern Sun
Intercollegiate Conference Dr. William Britton Scholar-Athlete Award this year, given to the top male student-
athlete in the league. O’Keefe is a three-time All-NSIC performer who posted a 75.1 stroke average this season.
Sage makes a big jump, as he was a third team choice in 2014. A biology major with a 3.96 G.P.A., Sage helped
the Lions win the 2015 SAC tournament title. He finished fourth in the league with his 40 goals. Sage was seventh
on the league charts with his 48 points. On the 2015 NCAA list, the All-SAC second team pick was fifth in goals
per game (2.86) and 11th in points per game (4.14).
Two wrestling student-athletes and two tennis players are second team Capital One Academic All-America®
selections after finding a place on the 2014 team. Newberry College senior wrestler Jared Holliday and Gannon
University senior Matt Turek were named to the second and third teams, respectively, last year.
Holliday is an international business major with a 3.64 G.P.A. On the mat, he had 27 wins in his senior season,
tying for the team lead in total victories. During the 2014-15 season, Holliday was the champion at the King
(Tenn.) Open while placing fifth at the NCAA Super Region II tournament. He finished sixth at the 2014 NCAA
Division II national championship tournament to claim a spot on the All-American team.
Turek has a 3.47 G.P.A. with an accounting major. He is a two-time All-American and a three-time NCAA national
championship meet qualifier. Turek was fourth nationally as a junior and eighth as a sophomore (in the 125-
pound weight class). Turek posted an 18-4 overall record and an 11-1 mark in dual meets during the 2014-14
season.
University of Indianapolis junior Luke Hubert and Lewis University senior Armand Levandi are two of 14 tennis
student-athletes to find a place on the 2015 Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Men’s At-Large
teams. Hubert repeats as a member of the second team, while Levandi moves up from the 2014 third team.
3. Gimenez, Day Top Capital One Academic All-America® Division II At-Large Teams – Page 3
Hubert helped UIndy win the program’s first-ever regional title in 2015. He won both of his singles matches during
the Greyhounds’ regional competition. The chemistry and biology major has a 3.97 G.P.A. On the courts, Hubert
compiled an 18-7 singles record and a 20-4 doubles ledger. He did not lose a doubles match in GLVC regular
season play.
The 2014-15 ITA Senior Player of the Year, Levandi is a business administration major with a 3.63 G.P.A. A two-
time GLVC Player of the Year, Levandi helped the Flyers advance to the NCAA Tournament for the second time
in four seasons and registered a combined record of 76-8 in 2014-15. He finished 35-4 in singles play and a
combined 31-4 in doubles action and placed second overall at the USTA/ITA National Small College Singles
Championship.
The rest of the 2015 Capital One Academic All-America® first team includes Vince Bellino (tennis) of Merrimack
College, Edgar Bub (tennis) of the University of Mount Olive, Gianni Ferrero (swimming) of Grand Valley State
University, Soren Holm (swimming) of Wayne State (Mich.) University, Tyler Maranville (golf) of Tiffin
University, Ben McPhail (wrestling) of St. Cloud State, Juan Tolosa (swimming) of Florida Southern College,
and Issam Zeraidi (swimming) of Wingate University.
The second team includes Matheus Assis (swimming) of Saint Leo University, Lucas Cuadros (swimming) of
Wingate, Michael Decsey (swimming) of Gannon, Jayd Docken (wrestling) of Augustana (S.D.) College,
Robert Dofflemyer III (golf) and Eric Fitterer (volleyball) of Lewis, Fabian Groetsch (tennis) and Renato
Lombardi (tennis) of Barry University, Matthew Martin (tennis) of Mississippi College, Jan Meyer (tennis) of
Asuza Pacific University, Zachary Sardina (golf) of California State University, Chico, and Benjamin Taylor
(lacrosse) of the University of District of Columbia.
The third team is comprised of Seiji Borja (wrestling) of Newberry, Anthony DeSana (lacrosse) of Seton Hill
University, Nick Ferreiro (lacrosse) of the University of Tampa, Jon George (lacrosse) of Lindenwood
University, Calum Hill (golf) of Western New Mexico University, Alex Hussain (swimming) of Fresno Pacific
University, Connor Kudrick (tennis) of Wingate, Shane Latchman (tennis) of Benedict College, Travis Mays
(golf) of the University of Central Missouri, Patrick McRae (golf) of Goldey-Beacom College, Nate Rodriguez
of Ouachita Baptist University, Ahmed Triki (tennis) of Barry, Guillaume Vanelven (tennis) of Saint Leo, Jonas
Winkelmann (tennis) of Tusculum, and Drew Wolter (swimming) of Gannon.
Twenty eight members of the 2015 Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Men’s At-Large teams have
at least a 3.90 G.P.A., including six student-athletes who maintain a perfect 4.00 G.P.A. The 15 members of the
first team have an average G.P.A. of 3.93.
Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Women’s At-Large Teams
Day is one of seven repeat selections on the first team. She is joined on the 15-member first team by Clarion
senior swimming teammate Emilee Gysegem, who earned second team Capital One Academic All-America®
honors in 2014. She has a 4.00 G.P.A. with a business management major (sports management minor).
Gysegem won the 2015 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 400 individual medley title with a time of 4:27.09.
In 2013, she set the first of several 400 IM school records (4:26.69) on her way to All-American status at the
national championship meet.
The remaining five Capital One Academic All-America® veterans on the first team include two golfers, one
gymnast, one tennis player and one lacrosse student-athlete. Lynn University senior Jessica Bradley and
Newman University senior Kendall Anderson are the two golfers. Bradley was a first team performer in 2014,
while Anderson was a second team member.
Bradley is a two-time WGCA national Player of the Year for NCAA Division II women’s golf, helping the Fighting
Knights claim two national team championships (2013, 2014). This year, she is the top-ranked women’s golfer
in the NCAA Division II Golfstat Cup. Bradley has three tournament victories and 10 top-10 showings in 11
tournaments this season, earning her second consecutive Sunshine State Conference Player of the Year trophy
with a scoring average of 73.78. In the classroom, Bradley has a 3.90 G.P.A. with a major in sports management.
4. Gimenez, Day Top Capital One Academic All-America® Division II At-Large Teams – Page 4
A sports communications major with a 4.00 G.P.A., Anderson helped the Jets finish sixth in the NCAA Division
II Super Regional tournament. She was Newman’s top scorer (76.04), placing her number 36 on the NCAA
Division II charts. Anderson earned six top 10 finishes her final season, winning one individual title along the
way. She is a two-time All-Heartland Conference first team selection.
Seattle Pacific University junior gymnast Maria Hundley won two individual national championships this season
(uneven bars, balance beam) at the USA Gymnastics Collegiate Championships in Philadelphia. Her two
victories increased her career total to five national championships as she won the same two events and the vault
in 2014.
One of only two women’s gymnasts to make Capital One Academic All-America® this year, Hundley has a 3.76
G.P.A. with her psychology major. She received second team laurels in 2014. Hundley won the Ron Grady
Award as SPU’s Athlete of the Year for the second year in row this season.
Two 2014 Capital One Academic All-America® third team picks move up to the 2015 first team: Post University
senior lacrosse student-athlete Miranda Polaski and St. Mary’s (Texas) University senior tennis player Mariana
Rong. Polaski has a 3.99 G.P.A. as a biology major, while Rong checks in with a 3.94 G.P.A. with her double
major in biology and chemistry.
Post’s Class of 2015 valedictorian, Polaski scored a career-high 49 goals this year to go with 85 draw controls,
76 ground balls and 31 caused turnovers. Each of the aforementioned numbers put her in the Central Atlantic
Conference top five. Polaski is fourth in the NCAA Division II in ground balls and eighth in draw controls. She
had 12 assists for 61 points.
Rong, who is ranked No. 31 nationally in singles, was the ITA South Central Region Senior Player of the Year.
A three-time Heartland Conference Player of the Year, Rong helped the Rattlers win three consecutive league
championships. This year, she recorded an overall singles record of 24-3 and an overall doubles record of 27-3.
St. Mary’s advanced to the national quarterfinals in 2015.
Four Capital One Academic All-America® veterans made the 2015 AAA second team. Wayne State (Mich.)
junior swimmer Elly Maleski and Southwest Baptist University senior tennis player Fanni Varga hold serve,
making the second team for the second consecutive year. University of West Florida tennis player Fernanda
Amaral and Lindenwood junior ice hockey player Nicole Hensley make the move from the 2014 third team to
the 2015 second squad.
A biomedical engineering major with a 3.77 G.P.A., Maleski was a four-time first team All-American in 2015
(three relays, one individual). She added one honorable mention All-American relay swim to her 2015 national
honors. Maleski was a three-time Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference champion (two relays plus 100
backstroke) in 2015. In her collegiate career, she has 12 first team All-American awards and five GLIAC titles
(four relays, one individual).
Varga has a 3.81 G.P.A. with a management major. She led the Bearcats to the 2015 NCAA Division II final four
before Southwest fell 5-1 to eventual national champion Armstrong State. The Central Region Senior Player of
the Year, Varga also received the ITA Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sportsmanship Award for her region. She was named an
ITA All-American for the second straight year.
Amaral is a business management major with a 3.96 G.P.A.. She recorded a 17-5 ledger at number five singles
this season. Amaral was 22-3 overall at the number two doubles flight. The Argos fell to Lynn in the 2015 regional
championship match.
5. Gimenez, Day Top Capital One Academic All-America® Division II At-Large Teams – Page 5
Hensley is an exercise science major with a 4.00 G.P.A.. She earned first team All-College Hockey America
honors this year, helping Lindenwood to its best season in program history. Hensley recorded a 2.71 GAA and
a .916 save percentage during her junior campaign as the Lions won a school-record 10 games. In May, Hensley
participated in the inaugural U.S. Women’s National Team Goaltending Development Camp in Blaine,
Minnesota.
University of Alaska Fairbanks senior swimmer Danielle Lyons is a Capital One Academic All-America® third
team pick after earning a first team nod in 2014. She holds a 3.92 G.P.A. with a biological sciences major. This
year, Lyons earned All-Conference honors at the Pacific Collegiate Swimming and Diving Conference
Championships in the 400 individual medley. She was a two-time All-American at the 2014 NCAA Division II
Swimming and Diving Championships.
The rest of the 2015 Capital One Academic All-America® first team includes Rebecca Bergen (crew) of Nova
Southeastern University, Dani Crouse (field hockey) of LIU Post, Linda Fritschken (tennis) of Barry, Alexa
Froccaro (lacrosse) of Adelphi University, Lucy Kauffman (field hockey) of Shippensburg University, Hannah
Mattar (swimming) of Ashland University, Melissa Menchella (lacrosse) of Lindenwood, and Tanya Timko
(tennis) of Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
The second team includes Jessica Bombard (lacrosse) of Tiffin, Rebecca Bruning (tennis) of Anderson (S.C.)
University, Courtney Cochefski (gymnastics) of Texas Woman’s University, Marie Coors (golf) of Saint Leo,
Rachel Dickinson (field hockey) of Millersville University, Mary Hanson (swimming) of California Baptist
University, Lauren Howard (tennis) of West Liberty University, Gina Lirange (field hockey) of Bentley University,
Tyne Potgieter (swimming) of Lynn, Rebecka Surtevall (golf) of Arkansas Tech University, and Maike
Tweesman (swimming) of Lindenwood.
The third team is comprised of Masha Andrianova (tennis) of Southern Nazarene University, Jasmine Arzadon
(swimming) of Wingate, Liz Bird (swimming) and Courtney Miller (water polo) of the University of California,
San Diego, Jackie Chisholm (field hockey) of Saint Michael’s College, Marija Dimitrovska (tennis) of Texas
A & M University – Kingsville, Manuela Ferreira (swimming) and Hannah Loesch (swimming) of Wayne State
(Mich.), Calley Lawson (golf) of Tusculum, Cristina Lopez (tennis) of St. Mary’s (Texas), Samantha
McCuskey (crew) of Florida Institute of Technology, Erin Plachy (swimming) of Tampa, Gabrielle Shipley (golf)
of Grand Valley State, and Mariah Smither (crew) of Humboldt State University.
Twenty nine members of the 2015 Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Women’s At-Large teams
have at least a 3.90 G.P.A., including 11 student-athletes who maintain a perfect 4.00 G.P.A. The 15 members
of the first team have an average G.P.A. of 3.93.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Michael MacEachern, Young Harris College (mfmaceachern@yhc.edu) (706) 379-5106
Academic All-America® Co-Chair for Publicity/Communications
David Sherwood, Wingate University (dsherwod@wingate.edu) (704) 233-8186
Academic All-America® Coordinator of Publicity
6. FIRST TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. Hometown GPA Major
Tennis Vince Bellino Merrimack Sr. Amesbury, Mass. 3.97 Finance
Wrestling Corbin Bennetts (1) Western State (Co) Jr. Buena Vista, Colo. 3.95 Biology
Swimming Alex Bryson (2) St. Cloud State Sr. Appleton, Wis. 3.83 Mechanical Engineering
Tennis Edgar Bub Mount Olive Sr. Kehl, Germany 3.93 Business Mgmt. / Human Res.
Mgmt.
Swimming Gianni Ferrero Grand Valley State Jr. Idstein, Germany 4.00 International Business & Mgmt.
Swimming Ruben Gimenez ($)(1) Bridgeport Sr. Burgos, Spain 3.98 Computer Science / Finance
Swimming Soren Holm Wayne State So. Rodovre, Denmark 4.00 Biological Sciences
Golf Tyler Maranville Tiffin Sr. Hartville, Ohio 4.00 Accounting
Wrestling Ben McPhail St. Cloud State Sr. Pine Island, Minn. 3.93 Community Psychology
Golf Kowan O'Keefe (2) Minot State Sr. Creston, B.C. 3.94 Chemistry / Mathematics
Lacrosse Ryan Sage (3) Mars Hill Sr. Kelowna, B.C. 3.96 Biology
Swimming Keith Sponsler (2) Missouri Science & Tech Jr. Lincoln, Neb. 3.90 Nuclear Engineering
Swimming Juan Tolosa Florida Southern Jr. Guipuzcoa, Spain 3.92 Business Administration
Tennis Lukas Winkelmann (1)(&) Tusculum Sr. Böblingen, Germany 3.98 Pre-Medicine
Swimming Issam Zeraidi Wingate Sr. Brussels, Belgium 3.76 Finance
SECOND TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. Hometown GPA Major
Swimming Matheus Assis Saint Leo Jr. João Pessoa, Brazil 3.84 Management & Marketing
Swimming Lucas Cuadros Wingate So. Cali, Colombia 3.94 Marketing
Swimming Michael Decsey Gannon Sr. Mississauga, Ontario 3.94 Political Science
Wrestling Jayd Docken Augustana (S.D.) Sr. Winner, S.D. 3.50 Accounting
Golf Robert Dofflemyer III Lewis Jr. Belvidere, Ill. 3.91 Air Traffic Control Management
Volleyball Eric Fitterer Lewis Sr. Edwardsville, Ill. 3.85 Business Administration
Tennis Fabian Groetsch Barry Sr. Nuremberg, Germany 3.67 Management
Wrestling Jared Holliday (2) Newberry Sr. Burlington, N.J. 3.64 International Business
Tennis Luke Hubert (2) Indianapolis Jr. New Berlin, Wis. 3.97 Chemistry / Biology
Tennis Armand Levandi (3) Lewis Sr. Tallinn, Estonia 3.63 Business Administration
Tennis Renato Lombardi Barry Jr. Lausanne, Switzerland 3.89 Finance
Tennis Matthew Martin Mississippi College Sr. Laurel, Miss. 4.00 Biology Medical Sciences
Tennis Jan Meyer Azusa Pacific Jr. Heiligenhaus, Germany 3.35 Business Administration
Golf Zachary Sardina Chico State Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. 3.89 Business Management
Lacrosse Benjamin Taylor District of Columbia Sr. New Westminster, B.C. 4.00 Biology
Wrestling Matt Turek (3) Gannon Sr. Madison, Ohio 3.47 Accounting
THIRD TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. Hometown GPA Major
Wrestling Seiji Borja Newberry Sr. Charleston, S.C. 3.69 Nursing
Lacrosse Anthony DeSana Seton Hill Sr. Audubon, Pa. 3.96 Psychology
Lacrosse Nick Ferreiro Tampa Sr. Bellmore, N.Y. 3.82 Finance
Lacrosse Jon George Lindenwood Jr. Carmel, Ind. 3.90 Accounting
Golf Calum Hill Western New Mexico Jr. Kinross, Scotland 3.87 Accounting
Swimming Alex Hussain Fresno Pacific Jr. Salinas, Calif. 3.96 Mathematics / Business
Tennis Connor Kudrick Wingate So. Spring, Texas 3.91 Pre-Pharmacy
Tennis Shane Latchman Benedict Sr. St. Vincent, Grenadines 3.98 Computer Engineering
Golf Travis Mays Central Missouri Jr. Overland Park, Kan. 3.61 Finance
Golf Patrick McRae Goldey-Beacom Sr. Markham, Ontario 3.92 Marketing
Wrestling Nate Rodriguez Ouachita Baptist So. Neosho, Mo. 3.92 Biology / Pre-Med
Tennis Ahmed Triki Barry So. Tunis, Tunisia 3.62 Finance
Tennis Guillaume Vanelven Saint Leo Gr. Pourcieux, France 4.00 Sport Business
Tennis Jonas Winkelmann Tusculum Jr. Böblingen, Germany 3.55 Business Administration
Swimming Drew Wolter Gannon So. Clarksville, Md. 3.96 Political Science
Academic All-America® of the Year: Ruben Gimenez, Bridgeport
($) – Capital One Academic All-America® of the Year for Division II in 2013-14
(1) - Capital One Academic All-America® Division II First Team selection in 2013-14
(2) - Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Second Team selection in 2013-14
(3) – Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Third Team selection in 2013-14
(&) - Capital One Academic All-America® Division II First Team selection in 2012-13
Capital One
2014-15 Academic All-America®
Men’s At-Large Team
Division II
7. FIRST TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. Hometown GPA Major
Golf Kendall Anderson (2) Newman Sr. Houston, Texas 4.00 Sports Communications
Crew Rebecca Bergen Nova Southeastern Sr. Winnipeg, Manitoba 3.99 Biology
Golf Jessica Bradley (1) Lynn Sr. Bishops Nympton, England 3.90 Sports Management
Field Hockey Dani Crouse Liu Post Gr. Westville, South Africa 4.00 Special Education
Swimming Kristin Day ($) (1) Clarion Sr. Reynoldsville, Pa. 4.00 Chemistry / Biochemistry
Tennis Linda Fritschken Barry Sr. Berlin, Germany 3.97 Public Relations
Lacrosse Alexa Froccaro Adelphi Sr. Port Washington, N.Y. 3.77 Communications
Swimming Emilee Gysegem (2) Clarion Sr. Warren, Ohio 4.00 Business Management
Gymnastics Maria Hundley (2) Seattle Pacific Jr. Littleton, Colo. 3.76 Psychology
Field Hockey Lucy Kauffman Shippensburg Sr. Dillsburg, Pa. 3.89 Biology (Pre-Optometry)
Swimming Hannah Mattar Ashland Jr. Lake Orion, Mich. 3.98 Hospitality Management
Lacrosse Melissa Menchella Lindenwood Sr. Ellisville, Mo. 3.93 Physical Education
Lacrosse Miranda Polaski (3) Post Sr. Agawam, Mass. 3.99 Biology
Tennis Mariana Rong (3) St. Mary’s (Texas) Sr. Jinan, China 3.94 Biology / Chemistry
Tennis Tanya Timko Indiana (Pa.) Sr. Canonsburg, Pa. 3.97 Psychology
SECOND TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. Hometown GPA Major
Tennis Fernanda Amaral (3) West Florida Sr. Curbita, Brazil 3.96 Business Management
Lacrosse Jessica Bombard Tiffin Sr. West Henrietta, N.Y. 3.71 Law Enforcement
Tennis Rebecca Bruning Anderson (S.C.) So. Athens, Ga. 4.00 Biochemistry
Gymnastics Courtney Cochefski Texas Woman's Univ. Sr. Chicago, Ill. 3.93 Speech & Language Pathology
Golf Marie Coors Saint Leo So. Gross-Zimmern, Germany 3.99 Economics
Field Hockey Rachel Dickinson Millersville Sr. Millersville, Pa. 3.50 Business Administration
Swimming Mary Hanson California Baptist Sr. Ridgecrest, Calif. 3.97 Electrical & Computer Eng. / Math
Ice Hockey Nicole Hensley (3) Lindenwood Jr. Lakewood, Colo. 4.00 Exercise Science
Tennis Lauren Howard West Liberty Sr. Lee-On-Solent, England 4.00 Management
Field Hockey Gina Lirange Bentley Sr. Auburn, Mass. 3.86 Accountancy
Swimming Elly Maleski (2) Wayne State Jr. Cedar, Mich. 3.77 Engineering
Swimming Tyne Potgieter Lynn Gr. Durban, South Africa 3.98 Applied Psychology / Counseling
Golf Rebecka Surtevall Arkansas Tech Sr. Stockholm, Sweden 3.89 Management / Marketing
Swimming Maike Tweesman Lindenwood Sr. Paderborn, Germany 4.00 Psychology
Tennis Fanni Varga (2) Southwest Baptist Sr. Budapest, Hungary 3.81 Management
THIRD TEAM
Sport Name School Yr. Hometown GPA Major
Tennis Masha Andrianova Southern Nazarene Sr. Yaroslavl, Russia 3.95 Finance
Swimming Jasmine Arzadon Wingate Sr. Lorton, Va. 3.66 Biology
Swimming Liz Bird UC San Diego Sr. Anchorage, Alaska 3.94 Bioengineering
Field Hockey Jackie Chisholm Saint Michael's Sr. New Braintree, Mass. 3.75 Media Stud., Journalism & Dig. Arts
Tennis Marija Dimitrovska Texas A&M-Kingsville Jr. Skopje, Macedonia 4.00 Information Systems
Swimming Manuela Ferreira Wayne State Jr. Ibague, Colombia 3.88 Chemical Engineering
Golf Calley Lawson Tusculum Jr. Gaithersburg, Md. 4.00 Special Education & Early Elem. Ed.
Swimming Hannah Loesch Wayne State Jr. Pensacola, Fla. 3.84 English
Tennis Cristina Lopez St. Mary’s (Texas) Jr. San Antonio, Texas 3.86 Accounting
Swimming Danielle Lyons (1) Alaska Fairbanks Sr. Nipawin, Sask. 3.92 Biological Sciences
Crew Samantha McCuskey Florida Tech Sr. St. Petersburg, Fla. 3.97 Chemical Engineering
Water Polo Courtney Miller UC San Diego Jr. Honolulu, Hawai’i 3.74 Cognitive Science
Swimming Erin Plachy Tampa Sr. Magnolia, Texas 3.98 Environmental Science
Golf Gabrielle Shipley Grand Valley State Jr. Hastings, Mich. 3.61 Hospitality Tourism Management
Crew Mariah Smither Humboldt State Jr. Eureka, Calif. 4.00 Biology
Academic All-America® of the Year: Kristin Day, Clarion
($) – Capital One Academic All-America® of the Year for Division II in 2013-14
(1) - Capital One Academic All-America® Division II First Team selection in 2013-14
(2) - Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Second Team selection in 2013-14
(3) – Capital One Academic All-America® Division II Third Team selection in 2013-14
Capital One
2014-15 Academic All-America®
Women’s At-Large Team
Division II