University of Georgia Athletics
UGA Second In SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll Recipients
July 02, 2009 | General
ATHENS, Ga. --- The University of Georgia recorded the second-highest number of SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll recipients among the 12 league schools, according to an announcement Wednesday by SEC Commissioner Mike Slive. Georgia had 99 honorees on the list, which is based on grades from the 2008 Summer and Fall and 2009 Spring terms.
Georgia’s equestrian team had 30 student-athletes named to the honor roll, followed by women’s track with 22, men’s track with 19, baseball with seven, men’s golf and softball with six each, women’s golf with four, men’s tennis with three, and women’s tennis with two.
The UGA student-athletes named to the SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll are:
Baseball: Steve Esmonde, Finance, Lilburn; Justin Grimm, Consumer Economics, Bristol, Va.; Trevor Holder, Risk Management, Birmingham, Ala.; Jason Leaver, Criminal Justice, Springfield, Ohio; Alex McRee, Biology, Gainesville; Robbie O’Bryan, Finance, Marietta; Miles Starr, Risk Management & Insurance, St. Simons Island
Equestrian: Meghan Adams, Housing, Canton; Krissan Blanchard, Psychology, Stockbridge; Anastasia Bobilev, Cognitive Science, Annapolis, Md.; Kelley Coperthwait, Psychology, Southhampton, N.J.; Erin Dwyer, Spanish, Bluemont, Va..; Hannah Dyer, Biological Science, Lawrenceville; Alexandra Finder, History, Potomac, Md.; Marianne Grebel, Advertising, Leesburg; Amanda Hanafi, Psychology, Atlanta; Erin Helmholz, Political Science, Springfield, Ill.; Sarah Hemingway, Finance, Alpharetta; Madeleine Howe, Anthropology, Washington D.C.; Allison Hush, Nursing, Marietta; Haylie Jayne, Classical Culture, Elgin, Ill.; Kacy Jenkins, Recreation & Leisure Studies, Potomac Falls, Va.; Katherine Johnson, Speech Communication, Mt. Pleasant, S.C.; Kaitlin Keane, Animal Science, Alpharetta; Jordan Kirkpatrick, Biological Science, Lexington, S.C.; Amy Klebesadel, International Affairs, Agoura Hills, Calif.; Lauren Kulwicki, Magazines, Hudson, Ohio; Shannon Larsen, Animal Science, Alpharetta; Alexa Lieppe, Journalism, Atlanta; Ashton Paisley, Animal Science, Morriston, Fla.; Olivia Poff, Animal Science, Cincinnati, Ohio; Allie Sharp, Broadcast News, Pittsgrove, N. J. ; Alicia Shrum, Finance, Alpharetta; Diandra St. Hilaire, Criminal Justice, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan; Kate Stewart, Health Promotion, Dawson; Caitlin Tenewitz, Animal Science, Cairo; Daisy Whelan, Art, Tybee Island
Men’s Golf: Rob Bennett, Risk Management & Insurance, Augusta; Harris English, Consumer Economics, Thomasville; Michael Green, Finance, Augusta; Brian Harman, Finance, Savannah; Adam Mitchell, Finance, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Hudson Swafford, Consumer Economics, Tallahassee, Fla.
Women’s Golf: Carolina Andrade, International Business, Cadiz, Spain; Melissa Brody, Biology, Atlanta; Leigh Crosby, Sociology, Athens; Mallory Hetzel, Advertising, Summerville, S.C.
Softball: Jennifer Auger, Biology, Poway, Calif.; Alisa Goler, Recreation & Leisure Studies, Frankfort, Ill.; Sarah McCloud, Health Promotion, Celina, Texas; Christina Reed, Speech Communication, Winder; Taylor Schlopy, Child & Family Development, West Hills, Calif.; Kristin Schnake, Agriculture & Applied Economics, Richview, Ill.
Men’s Tennis: Drake Bernstein, Sport Management, Winder; Alex Hill, Finance, Atlanta; Jamie Hunt, Sport Management, San Antonio, Texas
Women’s Tennis: Lara Fakhoury, Consumer Journalism, Tampa Bay, Fla.; Naoko Ueshima, Advertising, Nishinomiya, Hyogo, Japan
Men’s Track & Field: Bejan Abtahi, Biology, Nashville, Tenn.; Anthony Agbaere, Journalism, Atlanta; Stephen Arnold, Exercise & Sport Science, Powder Springs; Baron Brown, Family Finance Planning, Stone Mountain; Kevin Dickson, Economics, Tulatin, Ore.; John Egan, Sport Management, Atlanta; Justin Gaymon, Advertising; Stewartsville, N.J.; Zachary Hunter, Management, Marietta; Asaph Levy, Biology; Toronto, Canada; Jesse Marino, Accounting, Lawrenceville; Jamaal Parker, Statistics, Macon; Michael Proctor, Psychology, Jonesboro; Ross Ridgewell, Marketing, Mullumbimby, Australia; Nate Rolfe, Psychology, Kenmore, Wash.; David Schiedt, Management, Marietta; David Silverstein, Real Estate, Birmingham, Ala.; Dustin Tetley, International Business, Alpharetta; Caleb Vogt, Finance, Winter Park, Fla.; Travis Voyles, Environmental Economics & Management, Douglasville
Women’s Track & Field: Tierra Bagby, Early Childhood Education, Portsmouth, Va.; Jennifer Barbi, English, Suwanee; Kylie Foley, Exercise & Sport Science, Acworth; Shalondan Hollingshed, Finance, Riverdale; Brittany Holston, Health Promotions, Smyrna; Kimberly House, Advertising, Alpharetta; Emily Houston, Journalism, Jensen Beach, Fla.; Josipa Jelicia, International Affairs, Zagreb, Croatia; Mamie Kostka, Landscape Architecture, Memphis, Tenn.; Bridget Lyons, Biology, Evans; Sarah Madebach, Fashion Merchandise, Augusta; Ilana McQuinn, Comparative Literature, Charleston, S.C.; Annalise Peters, Environmental Economics & Management, Decatur; Natalie Picchetti, Psychology, Alpharetta; Emily Sanders, Psychology, Woodstock; Jillian Skinner, International Business, Brentwood, Tenn.; Julianne Toto, Psychology, Red Bank, N.J.; Tiffany Trotman, Health Promotion, Great Falls, Montana; Kiah Vernon, Child & Family Development, Atlanta; Katherine Weise, Magazines, Austin, Texas; Whitney Williams, Spanish, College Park, Ga.; Shaquita Young, Consumer Economics, Bishop
Georgia’s equestrian team had 30 student-athletes named to the honor roll, followed by women’s track with 22, men’s track with 19, baseball with seven, men’s golf and softball with six each, women’s golf with four, men’s tennis with three, and women’s tennis with two.
The UGA student-athletes named to the SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll are:
Baseball: Steve Esmonde, Finance, Lilburn; Justin Grimm, Consumer Economics, Bristol, Va.; Trevor Holder, Risk Management, Birmingham, Ala.; Jason Leaver, Criminal Justice, Springfield, Ohio; Alex McRee, Biology, Gainesville; Robbie O’Bryan, Finance, Marietta; Miles Starr, Risk Management & Insurance, St. Simons Island
Equestrian: Meghan Adams, Housing, Canton; Krissan Blanchard, Psychology, Stockbridge; Anastasia Bobilev, Cognitive Science, Annapolis, Md.; Kelley Coperthwait, Psychology, Southhampton, N.J.; Erin Dwyer, Spanish, Bluemont, Va..; Hannah Dyer, Biological Science, Lawrenceville; Alexandra Finder, History, Potomac, Md.; Marianne Grebel, Advertising, Leesburg; Amanda Hanafi, Psychology, Atlanta; Erin Helmholz, Political Science, Springfield, Ill.; Sarah Hemingway, Finance, Alpharetta; Madeleine Howe, Anthropology, Washington D.C.; Allison Hush, Nursing, Marietta; Haylie Jayne, Classical Culture, Elgin, Ill.; Kacy Jenkins, Recreation & Leisure Studies, Potomac Falls, Va.; Katherine Johnson, Speech Communication, Mt. Pleasant, S.C.; Kaitlin Keane, Animal Science, Alpharetta; Jordan Kirkpatrick, Biological Science, Lexington, S.C.; Amy Klebesadel, International Affairs, Agoura Hills, Calif.; Lauren Kulwicki, Magazines, Hudson, Ohio; Shannon Larsen, Animal Science, Alpharetta; Alexa Lieppe, Journalism, Atlanta; Ashton Paisley, Animal Science, Morriston, Fla.; Olivia Poff, Animal Science, Cincinnati, Ohio; Allie Sharp, Broadcast News, Pittsgrove, N. J. ; Alicia Shrum, Finance, Alpharetta; Diandra St. Hilaire, Criminal Justice, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan; Kate Stewart, Health Promotion, Dawson; Caitlin Tenewitz, Animal Science, Cairo; Daisy Whelan, Art, Tybee Island
Men’s Golf: Rob Bennett, Risk Management & Insurance, Augusta; Harris English, Consumer Economics, Thomasville; Michael Green, Finance, Augusta; Brian Harman, Finance, Savannah; Adam Mitchell, Finance, Chattanooga, Tenn.; Hudson Swafford, Consumer Economics, Tallahassee, Fla.
Women’s Golf: Carolina Andrade, International Business, Cadiz, Spain; Melissa Brody, Biology, Atlanta; Leigh Crosby, Sociology, Athens; Mallory Hetzel, Advertising, Summerville, S.C.
Softball: Jennifer Auger, Biology, Poway, Calif.; Alisa Goler, Recreation & Leisure Studies, Frankfort, Ill.; Sarah McCloud, Health Promotion, Celina, Texas; Christina Reed, Speech Communication, Winder; Taylor Schlopy, Child & Family Development, West Hills, Calif.; Kristin Schnake, Agriculture & Applied Economics, Richview, Ill.
Men’s Tennis: Drake Bernstein, Sport Management, Winder; Alex Hill, Finance, Atlanta; Jamie Hunt, Sport Management, San Antonio, Texas
Women’s Tennis: Lara Fakhoury, Consumer Journalism, Tampa Bay, Fla.; Naoko Ueshima, Advertising, Nishinomiya, Hyogo, Japan
Men’s Track & Field: Bejan Abtahi, Biology, Nashville, Tenn.; Anthony Agbaere, Journalism, Atlanta; Stephen Arnold, Exercise & Sport Science, Powder Springs; Baron Brown, Family Finance Planning, Stone Mountain; Kevin Dickson, Economics, Tulatin, Ore.; John Egan, Sport Management, Atlanta; Justin Gaymon, Advertising; Stewartsville, N.J.; Zachary Hunter, Management, Marietta; Asaph Levy, Biology; Toronto, Canada; Jesse Marino, Accounting, Lawrenceville; Jamaal Parker, Statistics, Macon; Michael Proctor, Psychology, Jonesboro; Ross Ridgewell, Marketing, Mullumbimby, Australia; Nate Rolfe, Psychology, Kenmore, Wash.; David Schiedt, Management, Marietta; David Silverstein, Real Estate, Birmingham, Ala.; Dustin Tetley, International Business, Alpharetta; Caleb Vogt, Finance, Winter Park, Fla.; Travis Voyles, Environmental Economics & Management, Douglasville
Women’s Track & Field: Tierra Bagby, Early Childhood Education, Portsmouth, Va.; Jennifer Barbi, English, Suwanee; Kylie Foley, Exercise & Sport Science, Acworth; Shalondan Hollingshed, Finance, Riverdale; Brittany Holston, Health Promotions, Smyrna; Kimberly House, Advertising, Alpharetta; Emily Houston, Journalism, Jensen Beach, Fla.; Josipa Jelicia, International Affairs, Zagreb, Croatia; Mamie Kostka, Landscape Architecture, Memphis, Tenn.; Bridget Lyons, Biology, Evans; Sarah Madebach, Fashion Merchandise, Augusta; Ilana McQuinn, Comparative Literature, Charleston, S.C.; Annalise Peters, Environmental Economics & Management, Decatur; Natalie Picchetti, Psychology, Alpharetta; Emily Sanders, Psychology, Woodstock; Jillian Skinner, International Business, Brentwood, Tenn.; Julianne Toto, Psychology, Red Bank, N.J.; Tiffany Trotman, Health Promotion, Great Falls, Montana; Kiah Vernon, Child & Family Development, Atlanta; Katherine Weise, Magazines, Austin, Texas; Whitney Williams, Spanish, College Park, Ga.; Shaquita Young, Consumer Economics, Bishop
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