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58 Seawolves Earn All-Academic Honors In 2009-10
Written by Administrator    Tuesday, 12 August 2008 22:33    PDF Print E-mail

WALNUT CREEK, Calif- To conclude another stellar 2009-2010 season by all 13 intercollegiate teams at Sonoma State University, 49 student-athletes were honored by the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) for their outstanding efforts, not only in competition, but in the classroom as well.

Sonoma State received the third-highest number of student-athletes to be honored by the conference this season, despite having only 10 sports sponsored by the CCAA.

All in all, 58 student-athletes at SSU exceeded the CCAA’s grade point average standards, nine of which compete on a team (men's tennis, women's water polo and women's golf) that is not a conference member.

In order to earn All-Academic status, a student-athletes must maintain a grade point average of 3.4 or higher over a course load of at least 24 units. They also must be a letter winner on one of the Seawolves' 13 intercollegiate athletic teams.

Cross Country and Volleyball had nine student-athletes each named to the All-Academic team this season to lead all SSU teams.

The following student-athletes earned All-Academic status in 2009-10:

BASEBALL
Ian Cook
Cameron Cook
Ken Cook
Daniel Nimoy
Casey Slate
Keith Thompson

MEN’S BASKETBALL
Brandon Brockmire
Chad Chambers
Steven Pratt

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
Kelsey Wagner
Christy Shreve

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
Katie Bolce
Noelle Erosa
Samara Johnson
Jordan Hayden
Carly McCready
Meaghan O’Day
Sablle Scheppmann
Sammy Thomas
Elizabeth Bloom

MEN’S GOLF
Ryan Carter
Alex Marry
Tyler Schmuckle

WOMEN’S GOLF*
Spencer Heller
Kelliann Masterson

MEN’S SOCCER
Andrew Ball
Nick George
Stuart Gallant
Joey Stryker

WOMEN’S SOCCER
Taylor Colacion
Megan Cunningham
Jaci Davey
Taylor Edmonds
Casey Mokres
Courtney Grixti
Katie Parucha
Jocelyn Puga
Sara Studer

SOFTBALL
Brooke MacLean
Jesse Talaugon

MEN’S TENNIS*
Connor Olson
Stewart Hutton
Anthony Rollins
David Paull
Scott Gaynor
Bryce Keefer

WOMEN’S TENNIS
Haley Hickock
Jeanette Peck

VOLLEYBALL
Kendahl Batiste
Sammi Bentovoja
Rikki Buckshnis
Sarah Illingworth
Devynne Johnson
Brooke Moore
Keala Peterson
Ally Sather
Ali Walker

WOMEN’S WATER POLO*
Sarah Clauss
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