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Clemson Establishes Record Semester in Classroom

Clemson Establishes Record Semester in Classroom


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Clemson, SC - A record 245 student-athletes were named to the honor

roll, including a record 121 named to the dean's list according to

academic data released by Clemson University's Office of Institutional

Research and Planning on Wednesday. Eight of the 15 Clemson athletic

programs had at least a 3.0 GPA, tying the record for 3.0 teams in a

semester. The spring of 2003 marked the only other semester on record

that Clemson also had eight programs with at least a 3.0 team GPA. Twelve

of the 15 programs showed an improvement in the spring semester over the

fall semester.

Christopher Ip's women's swimming program led the way with a 3.51

team GPA for the semester, the third highest team GPA on record. Only the

women's tennis team in the spring of 1995 (3.64), and the women's soccer

team of the spring of 2004 (3.57) have had a higher semester. Thirty-two

of the 37 members of the women's swimming team had a 3.0 or better,

including seven (Nicole Carlton, Margaret Carter, Maryellyn Jamieson,

Shelly Klaus,

Amanda Pirovitz,

Jessica Scott and Lisa Slagh) who had a perfect 4.0.

Kim Routh, an All-American in the pool, made the dean's list for the

spring semester academically.

Ip's men's swimming team had a 3.13 team GPA, marking the fifth straight

semester both of his teams had at least a 3.0 team GPA. The men were led

by

Tommy Rappold, who was named a first-team Academic All-American by

ESPN the Magazine and CoSIDA last week.

The Clemson football team had 31 student-athletes named to the academic

honor roll (at least a 3.0 GPA), just the sixth time in Clemson history

the football program has had at least 30 student-athletes with a 3.0 or

better.

Tommy Bowden has been the head coach all six of those semesters. The

list of Tiger football players on the academic honor roll for the spring

semester included quarterback

Charlie Whitehurst, wide receiver

Chansi Stuckey, punter

Cole Chason, placekicker

Jad Dean, running back

Duane Coleman and quarterback

Will Proctor.

Three members of the Clemson men's basketball team were on the academic

honor roll, including starting guard

Shawan Robinson, who was on the CoSIDA Academic All-District team

this year. Robinson has been on the academic honor roll every semester he

has been at Clemson. The Lady Tigers had four members on the academic

honor roll, including Aja Brantley and

Amanda White, who both earned a perfect 4.0 in the classroom.



Jack Leggett's baseball team had as good a semester in the classroom

as it had on the field. The top 15 Tigers had a team GPA of 3.01, highest

on record, and 20 members of the team were named to the academic honor

roll, the second highest total in the program's history. The list of 3.0

student-athletes on the team included five starting position players

Brad Chalk,

Herman Demmink,

Stan Widmann,

Taylor Harbin and

Andy D'Alessio) and two starting pitchers

Josh Cribb and

Robert Rohrbaugh). Harbin was also an All-American on the field and

was named to the Dean's List. Catcher

Gene Pierce earned a perfect 4.0 for the semester.

Nancy Harris's women's tennis team made its second consecutive trip

to the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament, a first in Clemson athletic

history and eight of her 10 student-athletes were named to the honor

roll. The list included

Julie Coin, the second ranked player in the nation and a first-team

All-American. It marked the 13th semester in the last 14 that the women's

tennis team had a 3.0 or better.

Other highlights included a 3.33 team GPA by the women's soccer team, the

10th straight semester

Todd Bramble's team has earned a 3.0 or better. Five Lady Tigers

earned a perfect 4.0 in the classroom. The women's track team under

Marcia Noad had a record 24 student-athletes named to the academic

honor roll, including indoor triple jump national champion and first-team

Academic All-American

Gisele Oliveira, who had a 4.0 for the semester.

Clemson's women's rowing program earned a 3.27 as a team in the

classroom. Since its beginning seven years ago, the team has exceeded the

3.0 mark every semester.

Susie Lueck's program had 43 of its 56 team members on the academic

honor roll, tied for its third highest total in history. Eight rowers had

a 4.0 for the semester, including recent graduate

Mary Nell Green, who is the first Clemson student-athlete to be

selected for the ACC Futures Internship. Green, along with swimmer

Shelly Klaus and women's track's

Gisele Oliveira, also won the Weaver-James-Corrigan postgraduate

scholarship from the ACC this past year.

The men's soccer team under

Trevor Adair also had a 3.0, the sixth time in the last nine

semesters his team has reached that level, and was the best mark of

Clemson's men's programs. The list of his players on the academic honor

roll included

Justin Moore, an All-ACC athlete who made the Dean's List for the

semester.

Jolene Hoover's volleyball had over a 3.0 team GPA for the fifth straight

semester. Its list of student-athletes on the academic honor roll

included

Lori Ashton and

Leslie Finn, a pair of All-region performers on the volleyball court.



Clemson Team GPAs, Spring of 2005



Sport - GPA

Baseball - 3.01

Men's Basketball - 2.11

Women's Basketball - 2.32

Football - 2.35

Golf - -2.92

Men's Soccer - 3.00

Women's Soccer - 3.33

Men's Swimming - 3.13

Women's Swimming - 3.51

Men's Tennis - 2.30

Women's Tennis - 3.16

Men's Track - 2.40

Women's Track - 2.85

Volleyball - 3.13

Rowing - 3.27

Overall - 2.74

Student-Athlete Academic Honor Roll - Spring

2005

Baseball (20)

Bradley Chalk, Josh Cribb, Andrew Dalessio, Herman Demmink, Aaron

Eubanks, Stephen Fairs, Jesse Ferguson, Christopher Fidrych, Andrew

Fiorenza, Benjamin Hall, Taylor Harbin, Christopher Howard, John Ingram,

David Kopp, Tanner Leggett, Alexander Martin, Daniel Moskos, Gene Pierce,

Robert Rohrbaugh, Stanley Widmann

Cheerleaders (14)

Day Burruss, Daryl Holden, Ashley Iero, Michael Leroy, James

Matsinger, Steven McDonnell, Michelle McDonough, Julie Niver, Erin

Redmon, Rebecca Smith, Derrison Steer, Bradley Stoehr, Leslie Templeton,

Kaenel Von

Football (31)

Brandon Cannon, Christopher Carey, Ryan Charpia, Cole Chason,

Christian Clemons, Duane Coleman, Michael Collins, Jad Dean, Andrew

Diomande, Bradley Flowers, Dustin Fry, Stephen Furr, Thomas Gordon,

Micheal Hamlin, Steven Jackson, Paul Macko, James Maners, David McLaurin,

Alexander Pearson, William Proctor, Herbert Reese, Mark Reiter, Nicholas

Riddle, David Schlink, Brent Smith, Brian Sorrells, Chansi Stuckey,

Christopher Wade, Britton Whetsell, Charlie Whitehurst, Robert

Wiksell

Golf (4)

Nicholas Biershenk, Martin Catalioto, Jack Ferguson, Stephen

Poole

Men's Basketball (3)

Matthew Morris, Shawan Robinson, Sheldon Waiters

Managers (29)

Matthew Alley, Meagan Beam, Seth Berry, Beth Boss, Justin Cameron,

Elizabeth Cleavenger, Brandi Couch, John Michael Coutsos, Blake Edwards,

Adam Hommons, Lee Hilderbrand, Tiffany Hurt, Jeffrey Kallin, William

Lamont, Bradley Leopard, Thomas Lynn, Patrick Madigan, Edd McCurry,

Andrew Medvec, Timothy Oday, Jami Oliver, Tyler Peck, Jeffrey Radabaugh,

Kevin Short, David Snyder, Blair Taylor, Stephanie Thurston, Will Wade,

Marybeth Young

Men's Soccer (17)

Randy Albright, Mark Buchholz, Greg Burana, Erik Forbes, James

Georgeff, Bradley Gibson, Hunter Gilstrap, Kevin Howell, Justin Moore,

Adam Nickell, Daniel Poe, Charles Roberts, Ryan Roushandel, Jeffrey

Routh, Adam Smith, Micah Ursy, Raleigh Wolfe

Men's Swimming and Diving (15)

Matthew Balderston, James Crout, Sean Geary, Mark Gettys, Michael

Herrington, Joel Johnson, Benjamin Kanoy, Robert Lindley, Brett

MacLennan, Gregory Middleton, Patrick Raisor, Thomas Rappold, Thomas

Reed, Brian Regone, Hoyle Thompson

Men's Track and Field (14)

Daniel Alge, Jason Bell, Corey Brown, Matthew Clark, Michael

Feathers, Ryan Fenton, Derek Gilson, Brent Hobbs, Brandon Holmes, Gregory

Isaacs, Donald Kautz, Robert Pendleton, Matthew Pimentel, Derrick

Wyatt

Men's Tennis (2)

Ryan Cook, Alexander Koning

Rowing (43)

Elizabeth Averyt, Vernita Boone, Susanne Brackin, Barbi Breimann,

Kimberly Brendle, Sarah Broeker, Ashlee Brown, Sarah Canterbury, Sarah

Cooper, Carole Dillon, Kate Dubin, Laura Dunbar, Brittney Gamble,

Margaret Gattis, Christine Goetz, Mary Nell Green, Krista Gregan,

Catriona Harris, Katherine Heiner, Elizabeth Jennings, Chelsea Kautz,

Sara Kolodzaike, Emily Lynch, Tamara Mayer, Meghan McCleskey, Meghan

Mulholland, Laura Nichols, Mary peer, Julia Polan, Jaclyn Rath, Mary

Roenick, Lindsay Sheppard, Allison Spiker, Megan Stuermann, Diana Ulrey,

Suzanne Vanfleet, Kathryn Wait, Sierra Wait, Elizabeth Weichel, Kristen

Weinacker, Kristen Williams, Candice Woodward, Jennifer Wortman

Trainer (10)

Carla Addy, Timothy Cox, Caleb Gaston, Cameron Golightly, Andrew

Hammond, Wes Pollock, Ryan Sanders, Cody Slaughter, Dustin Vickery, James

Way

Volleyball (9)

Lori Ashton, Susan Eckman, Leslie Finn, Stephanie Haskell, Leslie

Mansfield, Dawn Robertson, Brittany Ross, Meghan Stanton, Meghan

Steiner

Women's Basketball (4)

Aja Brantley, Laurel Goggans, Tasha Phillips, Amanda White

Women's Soccer (19)

Jennifer Anderson, Kelly Couch, Kimberly Faerber, Amanda Garcia,

Allison Graham, Candice Hein, Logan Hull, Elizabeth Jode, Lauren

Johnston, Sarah McClurg, Rebecca Meyer, Stephanie Permar, Kristin

Procopio Allen, Laura Saunders, Kelly Schneider, Jessica Shain, Sarah

Turner, Lydia Vandenbergh, Stephanie Wolla

Women's Swimming and Diving (32)

Christine Anseeuw, Jennifer Bires, Caroline Boden, Briana Brotherson,

Nicole Carlton, Erin Carne, Margaret Carter, Sarah Cefalu, Kallie Deters,

Aurelie Gresset, Jennifer Grove, Elizabeth Guindon, Katherine Hicks,

Maryellyn Jamieson, Danielle Kazilionis, Allison Kendrick, Shelly Klaus,

Bethany Meeuwsen, Jennifer Miata, Mary Paulsen, Amanda Pirovitz, Kimberly

Routh, Whitney Sandison, Jessica Scott, Ashley Shafer, Lisa Slagh, Anne

Stanton, Kelly Urso, Amanda Vaughan, Jessica Watcke, Emilie Wells, Sarah

Wippermann

Women's Track and Field (24)

Rebecca Adnot, Mary Armstrong, Jennifer Barton, Katie Boehm, Allison

Bradshaw, Thea Dix, Jessica Earp, Lauren Edwards, Kerry Foltz, Felicia

Hawthorne, Jennifer Hooten, Sara Jordan, Helen Kirkland, Renata Miyamoto,

Christina Moore, Gisele Oliveira, Casey Phillips, Catheryne Porter, Laura

Rukat, Jennifer Schweer, Sybil Sobanjo, Kristin Thompson, Hannah Wright,

Sara Young

Women's Tennis (8)

Daniela Alvarez, Maria Brito, Rebecca Clarke, Julie Coin, Romy Farah,

Alix Lacelarie, Richele Lesaldo, Gabriell Solek-Tefft

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