“We are pleased to recognize the student-athletes who have excelled academically, “said Commissioner Thomas. “More times than not, they are not recognized for their academic achievements.” 

“I would like to commend all our student-athletes for the work that they’ve done in the classroom”.

Howard University led all institutions with 77 student-athletes selected. Bethune-Cookman College was second with 51 honorees, followed by Florida A&M University and North Carolina A&T State University with 49 each. University of Maryland-Eastern rounded out the top five with 48 student-athletes earning MEAC All-Academic honors.

Listed below are the 2005 Commissioner’s All-Academic Award Winners (by institution):

 Bethune-Cookman College (51):

WOMEN (33) – Samantha Schlaegel (WB, 3.07, Biology), Carla Winston (WB, 3.26, Physical Education), Danetta Simpson (WB, 3.31, Psychology), Sabrina Boykin (WB, 3.45, Engineering & Mathematics), Erica Crawford (BO, 3.01, Criminal Justice), Nikeda Cooks (WGO, 3.10, Psychology), Maria Dunne (WGO, 3.12, Physical Education), Fiona Burton (WGO, 3.19, Hospitality Management), Melanie Johnson (SB, 3.21, Psychology), Tiffany Bowser (SB, 3.25, Clinical Laboratory Science), Amber Jackson (SB, 3.38, Psychology), Katherine Finn (SB, 3.70, Biology), Megan McGuire (SB, 3.75, Social Science Education), Rachel Kilbert (SB, 3.87, Physical Education), Olga Ruislova (WE, 3.58, Marketing), Lucia Polakova (WE, 3.59, Management), Valonne Givens (WB/WT, 3.02, Physical Education-Recreation), Rachel Bethel (WT, 3.06, Music Education), Abigail McCaughey (WT, 3.10, Psychology), Abigail McCaughey (WT, 3.10, Psychology), Keisha Parker (WT, 3.11, Hospitality Management), Shawnalee Jenkins (WT, 3.12, Hospitality Management), Tiffany Gordon (WT, 3.14, Criminal Justice), Sabrina Coombs (WT, 3.25, Biology), Monique Scott (WT, 3.25, Psychology), Melissa Scott (WT, 3.69, Psychology), Natalee Pessoa (WT, 3.80, Physical Education), Ariane Guy (VB, 3.12, Biology), Jessica Martin (VB, 3.19, Mass Communication), Chaqula Pointer (VB, 3.25, Physical Education-Recreation), Melissa Sanders (VB, 3.34, Mass Communication), Javanne Johnson (VB, 3.55, Nursing), Irie Cormier (VB, 3.96, Nursing) …… MEN (18) – Frank Radziwon (BA, 3.00, Social Science Education), Ryan Ghianda (BA, 3.12, Physical Education-Recreation), Colin Irvine (BA, 3.24, Physical Education-Recreation), Brandon Worrall (BA, 3.41, Criminal Justice), Jonathan Roberts (BA, 3.72, Criminal Justice), Diondre Larmond (MB, 3.04, Business Administration), Anis Taylor (MB, 3.45, Business Marketing), Eric Weems (FB, 3.03, Physical Education), Patrick Brown (FB, 3.31, Business Management), David Johnson (FB, 3.40, Criminal Justice), William Hudson (FB, 3.65, Elementary Education), Rhys Lindquist (GO, 3.04, International Affairs), Scott Drabczyk (GO, 3.62, History), Arjun Singh (GO, Accounting), Fernando Marcato (ME, 3.08, International Business), Pablo Magro (ME, 3.18, Business Administration), Davion Lewis (ME, 3.70, History), Saladin, Stanley (MT, 3.33, Mass Communication)

Coppin State University (35):

WOMEN (18) – Yala Anderson (BO, 3.778, Psychology), Andreea Apostu (WE, 3.781, Psychology), Melissa Bell (SB, 3.098, Psychology), Renee Bowen (3.400, Volleyball, Liberal Arts), Janicia Charles (WT, 3.092, Nursing), Christen Glascoe (SB, 3.439, Sports Management), Jennifer Harrell (SB, 3.036, Sports Management), India Higgins (WT, 3.325, Nursing), Kia Kess (BO, 3.114, Psychology), Andrea McGant (VB, 3.0182, Sports Management), Shaunita Middleton (BO/WB, 3.034, Computer Science), Alexandra Muhammad (VB, 3.200, Management Science), Denita Plain (WB, 3.8263, Elementary Education), Dionna Reeves (SB, 3.942, Psychology), Gabrielle Spence (WE, 3.673, Management Science), Courtni Strickland (WB, 3.125, Sports Management), Kristine Vlach (SO, 3.677, Elementary Education), Krystal Williams (VB, 3.281, English) …… MEN (17) – Matthew Bellon (BA, 3.111, Computer Science), Ryan Carroll (BA, 3.250, Sports Management), Florin Celea (ME, 4.000, Management Science), Dwayne Crossgill (MT, 3.211, Management Science), Brent Harry (MT, 4.00, Management Science), Graham Johnson (BA, 3.778, Mathematics), Nigel Leonce (MT, 3.891, Management Science), Christian Lerebourts (ME, 3.612, General Science), Vincent Lewis (MT, 3.000, Criminal Justice), Juan Mena (MT, 3.000, Sports Management), Keron Modeste (MT, 3.373, Management Science), Nathan Penrose (BA, 3.000, Sports Management), Preston Proctor (WT, 3.000, Criminal Justice), Kwesi Robinson (WT, 3.510, Management Science), Parker Scott (ME, 3.119, Sports Management), Amiel Traynum (BA, 3.717, Management Science), Augustine Woodlin (MB, 3.200, Sports Management)

Delaware State University (35):

WOMEN (19) -  Janine Jacob (WE, 3.97, Political Science), Carlene Young (WE, 3.29, Business Administration), Catrina Ansbach (SB, 3.42, Biology), Ashley Fischer (SB, 3.46, Sports Management), Kathryn Powell (SB, 3.82, Education), Francesca Raffina (SB, 3.93, Sports Management), Shannon Sams (SB, 3.41, Criminal Justice), Traci Slate (SB, 3.15, Television Production), Janice Savage (SB, 3.65, Sports Management), Midchild Carter (WT, 3.10, Psychology), Ashley Parker (WT, 3.54, Sports Management), Angela Watkins (WT, 3.39, Psychology), Tameka Nugent (WB, 3.09, Information Systems), Desiree Abeyta (VB, 3.75, Dieting Nutrition), Kathryn Lamphere (VB, 3.54, Biology), Dawn Alford (VB, 3.80, Criminal Justice), Michael-Anne Gunsten (VB, 3.80, Criminal Justice), Ruby Melton (VB, 3.22, Accounting) …… MEN (16) – Christopher Ackers (BA, 3.51, Aircraft System), Brandon Addison (MT, 3.34, Music Education), Adae Amoake (MT, 3.90, Chemistry), Olumide Ayeni (ME, 3.62, Economics ) Lee Barnes (MT, 3.07, Broadcast Journalism ) Nicholas Bitter (BA, 3.75, Sport Management ), Caheem Broadus (MB, 3.00, Early Childhood Education),  Cameron Davis (MSC, 3.04, Biology), Jerry Davis (WR, 3.29, Physical Education), Liston Fahie (ME, 3.40, Finance/Banking), Matthew Folke (BA, 3.37, Pre-Ed/Phys.), Kevin Hill (BA, 3.00, Sports Management), Omonigho Imeokparia (FB, 3.00, Management), Kevin Long (BA, 3.26, History), Russell Reeves (FB, 3.10, Sports Management), Mitchell Ryan (MT, 3.05, Sports Management)

Florida A&M University (49):

WOMEN (26) – Candace Crawford (WB, 3.0, Computer Info Systems), Myiah Hughes (WB, 3.2, Journalism), Deidre Tyus (WB, 3.3, Criminal Justice), Charon Williams (WB, 3.3, History Education), Yakesia Daniels (WT, 3.1, Journalism), Melissa Devoe (WT, 3.5, Education), Crystal McKinney (WT, 3.2, History Education), Lyndia Mesidor (WT, 3.0, Pre-Architecture), Jessica Spence (WT, 3.0, Business Administration), Tabitha Taylor (WT, 3.1, Pharmacy), Darah Valville (WT, 3.0, General Education), Asha Jaja (WE, 3.3, Chemistry), Eka Jvania (WE, 3.2, Business Administration), Zambo Mkhize (WE, 3.2, Criminal Justice), Melissa Murray (WE, 3.2, Business Administration), Tereza Arellano (VB, 3.0, Spanish), Ivelina Petkova (VB, 3.6, Management), Rosa Rojas (VB, 3.4, Education), Andreina Ruiz (VB, 3.2, Education), Giuliana Velorio (VB, 3.1, Education), Kenycia Byrd (SB, 3.0, Psychology), Lisa Dronker (SB, 3.6, Psychology), Ashley Mitchell (SB, 3.2, Political Science), Eria Williams (SB, 3.1, Business Administration), Domonique Boatman (BO, 3.6, Psychology), Marla Hood (BO, 3.0, Computer Information Systems) ……. MEN (23) – Michael Ayodele (FB, 3.6, Software Engineering Sci), Jonathan Kelly (MB, 3.1, Broadcast Journalism), Tristan James (MT, 3.0, General Education), Chris McCoy (MT, 3.3, Business Administration), Brent Mobley (MT, 3.0, Criminal Justice), Omar Osbourne (MT, 3.0, General Education), Jermond Smith (MT, 3.2, General Education), Austin Dill (BA, 3.2, Agriculture Science), Terrance Dorsey (BA, 3.0, Political Science), Dan Flaherty (BA, 3.5, Education), Joel Frazier (BA, 3.3, Pharmacy), Peter Guastella (BA, 3.0, Health Science), Lietz Scott (BA, 3.3, Education) Marcus Sims (BA, 3.3, Public Management), Michael Sweatt (BA, 3.5, Biology), Brandon Kiel (GO, 3.1, Business Administration), Brandon Little (SW, 3.6, Electrical Engineering), Jarrel Williams (TE, 3.5, General Education), Benjamin Dougherty (FB, 3.9, Physical Education), Darius Fountain (FB, 3.1, Nursing), Chrisleyne Juene (FB, 3.0, Accounting), Joe Larson Jr. (FB, 3.0, General Education), DeAndre McKinnie (FB, 3.0, Education)

Hampton University (42):

WOMEN (26) – Kenisha Cotton (BO, 3.14, Marketing), Resa Lovelace (BO, 3.05, Sports Management), Shana Bates (SB, 3.29, Comm. Sci & Disorders), Jennifer Gonzales (SB, 3.53, Psychology), Yonetti Gwaltney (SB, 3.47, Marketing), Maggie Wolfe (SB, 3.34, Sports Management), Candice Franklin (SA, 3.19, Biology), Gabrielle Lyons (SA, 3.24, Marine Science), Bryana Nicholas (SA, 3.44, Recreation), Milan Ball (VB, 3.87, Political Science), Candace Thomas (VB, 3.09, Sociology), Jade Jones (WB, 3.72, Biology), Elena Besedova (WE, 3.26, Advertising), Katerina Jiskrova (WE, 3.40, Business Management), Lucia Kapisiniska (WE, 3.36, Architecture), Kristyna Pesatova (WE, 3.37, Sports Management), Sharah Davis (WGO, 3.04, Pharmacy), Briana Elzey (WG, 3.47, Finance), Nailah Betts (WG, 3.47, Art), Cetera Bunche (WT, 3.07, Sports Management), Wogahata Haile (WT, 3.27, Nursing), Denise Morgan (WT, 3.01, Political Science0, Jitka Vaculikova (WT, 3.25, Banking), Eboni White (WT, 3.33, Sports Management), Ebonye White (WT, 3.25, Sports Management), Nikia Wynn (WT, 3.51, Sports Management) ….. MEN (16) – Gerell Golightly (FB, 3.76, Accounting), Silas Green (FB, 3.06, Entrepreneurship), Charles Huff (FB, 3.20, Physical Education), Reginald Knox (FB, 3.35, Sociology), Jermaine Mallory (FB, 3.17, Architecture), Jason Roebuck (FB, 3.08, Electrical Engineering), Lewis Myers (GO, 3.29, Business Administration), David E. Johnson (MB, 3.04, Business Management), Terrence Baptiste (MT, 3.14, Finance), Jonathan Cox (MT, 3.91, Physical Education), Brandon King (MT, 3.40, Art), Marvin Lewis (MT, 3.56, Psychology), Christian Siegmund (MT, 3.53, Aviation Management), Jared Striplin (MT, 3.05, Biology), Carl Bailey (SA, 3.49, Computer Science), Blake-Edward Matthews (SA, 3.23, Biology)

Howard University (77):

WOMEN (53) – Shawnita Alexander (BO, 3.41, Admin. – Shawnita Alexander (BO, 3.41, Admin. Of Justice), Crystal Amedee (VB, 3.70, Health Management), Monique Anderson (WT, 3.94, Physical Education), Diana Banks (BO, 3.02, Broadcast Journalism), Raneika Bean (WSC, 3.17, Physical Therapy), Ifetayo Blissett (WL, 3.04, English), Dominique Browner (WL, 3.56, Political Science), Kamilah Bywaters (WSC, 3.09, Psychology), Rishelle Charles (SB, 3.41, Physical Therapy), Sakira Cook (WSC, 3.29, International Business), Cari Copper (SB, 3.01, Legal Communication), Amanda Clincy (SW, 3.93, Undecided), Meagan Fitzgerald (WL,3.14,Journalism), Aisha Franklin (WT, 3.06, Biology), Indira Garcia (WT, 3.03, Physical Therapy), Yanne Givens (VB, 3.35, Public Relations), Shannon Grant (VB, 3.22, Finance), Tasha Harris (WT, 3.03, Biology), Nicole Henderson (WE, 3.46, Biology), Daisha Hicks (WB, 3.15, Marketing), Jessica Holloway (VB, 3.40, Undecided), Vanessa Hubbard (VB, 3.78, International Business), Tracy Hunter (SB, 3.68, Management), Brittany James (WB, 3.20, Biology), Charlene John (WSC, 3.15, Sociology), Alyssa Johnson (WT, 3.31, Undecided), Cherelle Jones (WL, 3.50, Radio), Kestaganer Johnson (WSC, 3.15, Accounting), Tamra Jordan (SB, 3.74, Political Science), Debbie Lee (SB, 3.58, Biology), Jenica Leonard (VB, 3.50, Accounting), Brittany Merritt (WL, 3.27, Legal Communication), Sequoya Moore (WB, 3.09, Physical Therapy), Onyinyechukwu (SW, 3.29, Information Systems), Nadya Nicholas (SW, 3.65, Biology), Eboni Pearce (WSC, 3.01, Broadcast Journalism), Larcus Pickett (SB, 3.00, Broadcasting), Leonie Prao (WT, 3.70, Biology), Shatarah Ramirez (WL 3.40, Public Relations), Richmond Lakesha (WT, 3.76, Marketing), Megan Rogers (SB, 3.21, Biology Pre-Med), Samantha Romantini (WSC, 3.10, International Business), Semplecia Scott (SB, 3.00, Physical Therapy), Courtney Smiley (WB, 3.86, Radiation Therapy), Allison Smith (SB, 3.26, African American Studies), Tracie Suggs (WB, 3.21, Political Science), Angel Thompson (WT, 3.00, Speech Communication), Cecelia Townes (WE, 3.77,African American Studies), Angel Ughiovhe (SO, 3.30, Undecided), Ashley Vann (WT, 3.57, Political Science), Lindsey Walton (WSC, 3.14, Broadcast Journalism), Dayna West (WSC, 3.15, Pre-Physical Therapy), Alicia Williams (WT, 3.47, Legal Communication), Michelle Williston (WT/WSC, 3.12, Radiation Therapy), Karisma Horne (WSC, 3.00, Administration of Justice) …… MEN (24) – Adetola Adewodu (MT, 3.01, Computer Science), Kenneth Brown (ME, 3.07, Management), Rawn Bosley (MT, 3.78, Biology), Gerald Bright (ME, 3.05, Biology), Milton Dickerson (SW, 3.21, Physical Therapy), Jason Dixon (MSC, 3.28, Economics), William Gant (MB, 3.02, Undecided), Stanley Greene (MB, 3.15, Management), Joshwin Hall (SW, 3.34, Biology), Darryl Hudson (MB, 3.02, Undecided), Khary Kenyatta (MT, 3.41, Finance), Justin Polk (MT. 3.82, English), Omar Reid (MSC, 3.45, Health Management), Edric Robinson (MT, 3.05, Sports Medicine), John Rogers (ME, 3.56, Chemical Engineering), Michael Sampson (MT, 3.08, Marketing), Daniel Shannon (MT, 3.53, Economics), Brandon Smith (ME, 3.00, Philosophy), Jonathan Smith (MSC, 3.02, Biology), Cordis Stanfield (MT, 3.47, Human Development), DeVrae Tankard (MSC, 3.43, International Business), Jason Trotter(MB, 3.17,Biology), Brian Woodward (MSC, 3.81, History), Adrian Wright (MT, 3.48, Civil Engineering), Nicholas Wright (MT, 3.30, Information Systems)

 University of Maryland Eastern Shore (48):

WOMEN (28) – Jamila Griffith (WB, 3.102, Computer Science), Candyce Jeter (WB, 3.100, Rehabilitation Services), Erin Fagan (BO, 3.049, Business Administration), Ariel Givens (BO, 3.450, Human Ecology), Maryetta Lewis (BO, 3.783, Criminal Justice), Sandra Maresca (BO, 3.082, Exercise Science), Kristie Minnis (BO, 3.365, Exercise Science), Megan Raymond (BO, 3.065, Applied Design), LaToya Bailey (SB, 3.391, Exercise Science), Tiffany Dingle (SB, 3.778, Criminal Justice), Marlee Johnson (SB/VB, 3.733, Exercise Science), Christina Mason (SB, 3.365, Special Education), Adetola Adbowale (WE, 3.885, Electrical Engineering), Obehioye Okojie (WE, 3.640, Natural Science), Victoria Wilson (WE, 3.621, General Agriculture), LaToya Fewell (WT, 3.065, English), Deborah Meadows (WT, 3.733, English), Schachia Murphy (WT, 3.774, Exercise Science), Petagay O’Connor (WT, 3.6230, Undecided), Nashira Rawls (WT, 3.46, Business Administration), Eva Slavikova (WT, 3.820, Exercise Science), Tiwana Smith (WT, 3.168, Criminal Justice), Kimberly Braxton (VB, 3.795, General Agriculture), Stephanie Braxton (VB, 3.809, Criminal Justice), Eriel Jeffery (VB, 3.308, English), Jana Milin (VB, 3.888, Hotel & Restaurant Mgt), Nicole Wilson (VB, 3.260, Biology) ….. MEN (20) – Robert Benak (BA, 3.101, Engineering Technology), Gregory Cathel (BA, 3.016, Social Science Education), Eric Gaines (BA, 3.375, Physician Assistant), Joel Maher (BA, 3.493, Exercise Science), Peter Mayta III (BA, 3.413, Business Administration), Ronald Quick (BA, 3.386, English), James Walls (BA, 3.667, Business Administration), Anthony Davis (MB, 3.25, Exercise Science), Stephan Kallman (MB, 4.000, English), Christopher Clarke (ME, 3.250, Applied Design),Hasika Pamunuwa (ME, 3.524, Computer Science), Robin Schneider (ME, 3.063, Aviation Science), Shahan Sudusinghe (ME, 3.655, Computer Science), Ronnie Beard (MT, 3.234, Criminal Justice), Damion Drummond (MT, 3.014, Exercise Science), Christopher Havrilla (MT, 3.911, Biology Education), Justin Head (MT, 3.163, Human Ecology), Kimani Kirton (MT, 3.696, Aviation Science), Geoffrey Rutto (MT, 3.231, Biology), Barnabas Togam (MT, 3.205, Computer Science).

Morgan State University (31):

WOMEN (19) – Sharleen Browne (VB, 3.3, Marketing), Sherita Johnson (BO, 3.7, Education), Ashley Kilgore (BO, 3.1, Biology), Sarissa Gaskins (WB, 3.2, Business Administration), Whitney Johnson (WB, 3.3, Telecommunications), Rhonda Auguste (WT, 3.5, Business), Mariama Gondo (WT, 3.5, Health), Vanessa Nelson (WT, 3.8, Political Science), Kelsi Russell (WT, 3.4, Telecommunications), Catherine Stoute( WT, 3.2, Hospitality Management), Sabrina Washington (WT, 3.4, Physical Education), Raenita Fenner (WE, 3.7, Electrical Engineering), Kehinde Osunsan (WE, 3.1, Biology), Melinda Coffee (SB, 3.7, Sociology), Alicia Smith (SB, 3.4, Chemistry)…… MEN (12) – Curtis Bradley (FB, 3.2, Architecture), Shaun Campbell (FB, 3.1, Telecommunications), Chris Cash (FB, 3.7, Physical Education), Jamar Garner (FB, 3.5, Physical Education), George Hopkins (FB, 3.1, Nutrition), James Key (FB, 3.0, Telecommunications), Calvin McCargo (FB, 3.0, Architecture), Michael Banks (MT, 3.3, Telecommunications), Vincent Harlee (MT, 3.6, Physical Education), Alan Mitchell (MT, 4.0, Telecommunications), Aaron Lawler (MB, 3.0, Business), Theodore Terrell (MB, 3.0, Political Science)

Norfolk State University (31):

WOMEN (15) – Alicia Burke (WB, 3.07, Fine Arts), Ebonie McClintok (WB, 3.52, Mass Communications), Stefani Williams (WB, 3.08, Interdisciplinary Studies), Tiffany Gray (BO, 3.16, Psychology), Leah Jones (BO, 3.36, Psychology), Katie Byrne (SB, 3.34, Exercise Science/PE), Lenore Heron (SB, 3.65, Mathematics), Malencia Johnson (WE, 3.88, Sociology), Fame Goudy (WE, 3.41, Undeclared), Lakesha Dudley (WT, 3.32, Sociology), Eintou Allen (VB, 3.29, Biology), Chanel Barnes (VB, 3.07, Physics), Delores Kersey (VB, 3.74, Accounting), Angel Uy (VB, 3.83, Exercise Science/Kinesiotherapy)…… MEN (16) – Christopher Blotter (BA, 3.00, Business/MIS), Jose Torres (BA, 3.31, Sociology), Luke Foss (BA, 3.56, Mathematics), Karandick T. Ogunride (MB, 3.05, Hotel Rest. Mgt), Monte Anthony (FB, 3.06, Accounting), Victor Cobbs (FB, 3.05, Exercise Science/KT), Tim Ferell (FB, 3.01, Political Science), Brandon Mitchell (FB, 3.54, Business Mgt), Zuberi Richardson (FB, 3.03, BS. DST.CID), Terrance Gibson (FB, 4.00, Urban Education), Phillip Twine (FB, 3.10, Accounting), Milan Juricka (ME, 3.37, Ent. Studies), Jakub Novak (ME, 3.92, MIS), Pavel Suchy (ME, 3.27, MIS), Duncan Bitok (MT, 3.06, Engineering), Geoffrey Chelule (MT, 3.31, Computer Science)

North Carolina A&T State University (49):

WOMEN (26) – Adia Dial (SB, 3.06, Nursing), Lorraine Geiger (SB, 3.60, Animal Science), Renecia Lovelace (SB, 3.80, Family and Consumer Science), Tabitha Veney (SB, 3.13, Psychology) Tiffany Green (WT, 3.27, Fitness/Wellness Management), Carl-Ann McBean (WT, 3.27, Criminal Justice), Claudine Smith (WT, 3.63, Political Science), Lillian Galloway (WT, 3.75, Chemical Engineering/Chemistry), Lauren Taylor (WT, 3.79, Fitness/Wellness Management), Kimberly Jordan (WB, 3.04, Architectural Engineering), Renee Porter (WB, 3.08, Management), Jamie Brungard (BO, 3.65, Biology), Danielle Hanna (BO, 3.16, Psychology), Michelle Hanna (BO, 3.16, Mathematics Education), Amanda Richardson (BO, 3.35, Mechanical Engineering), Asha Clinkscales (SW, 3.00, Computer Science), Sujotta Pace (SW, 3.05, Professional Theatre), Tiffany Mack (SW, 3.11, Accounting), Ashley Farr (SW, 3.21, Management), Brittani Smith (SW, 3.29, Biology), Janelle Mason (SW, 3.98, Computer Science), Kathryn Jackson (WE, 3.71, Finance), Haniyyah Madyun (WE, 3.43, Architectural Engineering), Shannon Pittman (WE, 3.12, Journalism and Mass Communication), Tracy Ross (WE, 3.18, Nursing), Leinitia Williams (VB, 3.43, Psychology)….. MEN (23) – Curtis Walls (FB, 3.13, Landscape Architecture), Ricky Bennett (FB, 3.23, Marketing), Erik Bennett (FB, 3.29, Political Science), Jerome Myers (FB, 3.79, Civil Engineering),  Jeremy Jones (FB, BA, 3.02, Fitness/Wellness Management), Justin Goldston (BA, 3.18, Transportation), Shelby Payne (BA, 3.20, Accounting), Caleb Saruse (BA, 3.20, Industrial Engineering), Ronnie Battle (BA, 3.42, Fitness/Wellness Management), Charles Gamble (BA, 3.42, Landscape Architecture), Clinton Summers (BA, 3.47, Graphic Communication Systems), Jasper Smith (BA, 3.51, Business Management), Richard Hawk (BA, 3.57, Fitness/Wellness Management), Dustin James (BA, 3.84, Fitness/Wellness Management), Antonio Lee (MT, 3.08, Industrial Engineering), Justin Byron (MT, 3.15, Finance), Devon Rollins (MT, 3.20, Computer Science), Richard Walcott (MT, 3.46, Management Info. Systems), Domonique Camm (MT, 3.56, Political Science/Electronics Tech), Joseph Monkam (MB, 3.00, Mathematics), Walter Booth (MB, 3.15, Business Administration), Travis Leach (ME, 3.00, Electronics Technology), Jose Rondon (ME, 3.78, Finance)

South Carolina State University (43)

WOMEN (29)- Olive Aneno (VB, 3.81, Socuak Work), Nicole Ashby (WSC, 3.35, Physical Education), Jasmine Bland (VB, 3.09, Political Science), Milana Borisev (WE, 4.00, Business Economics), Gisel Bruito (WE, 4.00, Psychology), Samantha Clarke (VB, 3.13, Political Science), Sarah Constantine (WSC, 4.00, Mathematics), Kayon Davis (WSC, 3.58, Biology) Latoya Davis (WB, 3.46, Mathematics), Keisha Espirit (WT, 3.33, Psychology), Nadia Gruny (WSC, 3.91, Marketing), Marquita Harrison (BO, 3.63, Political Science), Felicia Hemphill (SB, 3.40, Business Education), Kinshasa Hill (VB, 3.32, Early Childhood Education), Hannah Hoilett (WSC, 3.95, English), Kandi Huggins (BO, 3.20, Biology), Retina Lovett (WT, 3.03, Management), Melissa Lutchmedial (ESC, 4.00, Marketing), Nayasha Mendez (WSC, 3.93, Accounting), Shadeeka Mendez (WSC, 3.52, Psychology), Amanda Moss (WT, 3.52, Political Science), Charlene Pama (VB, 3.20, Marketing), Vesna Popac (WE, 4.00, Psychology), Aubrey Posadas (VB, 3.85, Nursing), Alicia Shields (WSC, 4.00, Biology), Belinda Trevillion (WT, 3.05, Family Continuing Studies), Brenda Trevillion (WT, 3.30, Business Education), Alexis Whitfield (WT, 3.51, Biology), Kynisha Windham (WT, 3.00, Speech Path/Audiology), Teresa Wright (SB, 3.07, Physical Education) …… MEN (14)-Dragan Bisercic (ME, 3.86, Computer Science), Carlos Bonfim (ME, 3.67, Computer Science), Johann Crichlow (MT, 3.79, Marketing), Jermaine Easterwood (FB, 3.30, Computer Science), Mohammad Ali Hai (GO, 3.51, Mechanical Engineering), Fandhi Irawan (ME, 3.74, Industiral Engineering Tech), Michael Kearney (FB, 3.11, Management), Justin McCorkle (MT, 3.59, Mechanical Engineering), Jason McNeil (MT, 3.04, Psychology), Sharard Pritchett (FB, 3.01, Family Continuing Studies), Nathaniel Richardson (FB, 3.00, Computer Science), William Sago (MB, 3.53, Biology), Jiri Vasicek (ME, 3.81, Physical Education), Brett Young (FB, 3.20, Civil Engineering Tech)

Abbreviations : BA – Men’s Baseball, MB – Men’s Basketball, WB – Women’s Basketball, BO – Women’s Bowling,  FB – Football, GO- Men’s Golf, WGO – Women’s Golf, WL – Women’s Lacrosse, SA – Sailing, SB – Women’s Softball, MSC – Men’s Soccer , WSC – Women’s Soccer, SW – Swimming ME – Men’s Tennis, WE – Women’s Tennis,  MT – Men’s Track, WT – Women’s Track , VB – Women’s Volleyball