AIKEN, S.C. – Thirty-three University of South Carolina Aiken student-athletes picked up the D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award, which was recently announced.
In order for a student-athlete to receive an Academic Achievement Award, the athletics director of the Division II institution must be a current dues paying member of the D2 ADA.
Also, the student-athlete must:
- have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale
- have attended a minimum of two years (four semesters) of college level work
- have been an active member of an intercollegiate team during his/her last academic year
A total of 156 institutions and a record number of student-athletes (8,072) are being recognized for the 2015-16 Academic Achievement Awards. For the fourth-straight year, the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) had the most student-athletes honored with 846, followed by the Northeast-10 Conference with 842 student-athletes being provided with this award.
James Lynch, Baseball
Connor Norton, Baseball
Mason Richardson, Baseball
Max Schoen, Baseball
David Belfield, Men's Basketball
Tiffany Addison, Women's Basketball
Mariah Durian, Women's Basketball
Carly Gilreath, Women's Basketball
Katelyn Grisillo, Women's Basketball
Makayla Dudley, Women's Cross Country
Amber Laughinghouse, Women's Cross Country
Johnson Holliday, Men's Golf
Samuel Schiff, Men's Golf
Hubert Tisserand, Men's Golf
Rodrigo Goncalves, Men's Soccer
Nathan Shanko, Men's Soccer
Karin Cadwalader , Women's Soccer
Abby Frick, Women's Soccer
Hazel Kelley, Women's Soccer
Sarah Moore, Women's Soccer
Megan Smits, Women's Soccer
Kelli Shealy, Softball
Mathias Degardin, Men's Tennis
Ettore Damiani, Men's Tennis
Kayla Calvert, Women's Tennis
Monica Cardona, Women's Volleyball
Julia Forster, Women's Volleyball
Alicia Hines, Women's Volleyball
Lauren Howard, Women's Volleyball
Aly Johnson, Women's Volleyball
Taylor Stratton, Women's Volleyball
Emily Teelon, Women's Volleyball
Katie Toman, Women's Volleyball
