University of Georgia Athletics
Eighty UGA Student-Athletes Named To SEC Academic Honor Roll
July 11, 2007 | General
To qualify, each student-athlete must: 1) have a GPA of 3.00 for either the preceding academic year or have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or above; 2) be on scholarship, a letter winner or have participated on a varsity team for two years if non-scholarship; 3) have completed 24 semester hours of non-remedial credit; and 4) have been a member of the varsity team for the sport’s entire NCAA Championship segment.
The 2007 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll is based on grades from the 2006 Summer, 2006 Fall and 2007 Spring terms.
Here are Georgia’s honorees by sport:
Baseball: Gordon Beckham, Business; Trevor Holder, Sport Studies; Justin Holloway, International Business; Jason Leaver, Criminal Justice; Adam McDaniel, Finance; Matt Olson, Management; Ryan Peisel, Consumer Economics; Miles Starr, Business.
Equestrian: Kristy Akins, Early Childhood Education; Sarah Ashcraft, Biological Sciences; Michelle Blair, Landscape Architecture; Kelly Bonau, Sport Studies; Loren Buck, Junior Biology; Ashley Chandler, Marketing; Kelley Cowperthwait, Psychology; Sarah Dunsmore, Physical Education/ Sport Studies; Erin Dwyer, Spanish; Amber Fellows, International Affairs; Logan Fiorentino, Physical Education/Sport Studies; Patricia Fowler, Biology; Lauren Hemingway, Speech Communication; Anna Hichborn, Animal Science; Allison Hush, Spanish; Leslie Immel, Horticulture; Lauren Kulwicki, Journalism; Lauren McGirt, Exercise & Sport Science; Tori Moore, Animal Science; Catherine Pennington, Advertising; Caitlin Tenewitz, Animal Science.
Men’s golf: Michael Green, Finance; Brian Harman, Finance; Chris Kirk, Sport Studies; Brendon Todd, Marketing.
Women’s golf: Mallory Hetzel, Journalism; Alina Lee, International Affairs; Whitney Wade, Speech Communication.
Softball: Kathleen Backer, Business; Kasi Carroll, Early Childhood Education; Megan McAllister, Consumer Economics; Kellie Middleton, Public Health; Rebecca Mohl, Exercise & Sport Science; Kristin Schnake, Agriculture & Applied Economics; Melissa Wood, Marketing Education.
Men’s tennis: Brad Benedict, Finance; Ricardo Gonzalez, Speech Communication; John Isner, Speech Communication; Matic Omerzel, Consumer Economics.
Women’s tennis: Natalie Frazier, Accounting; Kelley Hyndman, Consumer Journalism/ Fashion Merchandising.
Men’s track and field: Bejan Abtahi, Biology; Ian Burrell, Criminal Justice; Sean Cuevo, Finance; Charles Dickhaus, Management; John Egan, Sport Studies; Brian Etelman, History; Wes Fuller, Landscape Architecture; Samuel Gillespie, Exercise & Sport Science; Kyle Helf, Psychology; Nathaniel Hermance, Consumer Journalism; Zachary Hunter, Business; Kurt Kimmons, Exercise & Sport Science; Jesse Marino, Business; Ryan Philyaw, Economics; Matthew Roberson, International Affairs; Kristofer Ward, Biology.
Women’s track and field: Christy Carr, Math Education; Kelly Cordell, Early Childhood Education; Jennifer Dahlgren, English; Nicole DeMarco, International Affairs; Shaka Dennison, Sport Studies; Sigrun Fjeldsted, Psychology; Courtney Hall, Psychology; Shalondan Hollingshed, Finance; Kimberly House, Advertising; Jillian Lammers, Finance; Lacey Meadows, Business; Natalie Picchetti, Psychology; Jillian Skinner, International Business; Julianne Toto, Psychology; Whitni Wonderlin, Dietetics.
