MEAC Student-Athletes Make the Grade

Listed below are the 2002-2003 Commissioner’s All-Academic Award Winners (by institution submission):

Bethune-Cookman College: WOMEN (36)- Caroline Pehrson (WG, 3.62, International Business), Lauren Forsthoff (WB, 3.13, Physical Education), Sarah Johnson (WB, 3.17, Pre-Engineering), Edna Lastrapes (WB, 3.31, History), Jashell Mitchell (WB, 3.14, Physical Education), Erica Pickett (WB, 3.33, Business Administration), Tamera Williams (WB, 3.21, Elementary Education), April Lamb (WB, 3.05, Biology Education), Elise Marshall (WE, 3.85), Jennifer East (SB, 3.27, Criminal Justice), Katie Finn (SB, 3.87, Biology), Rachel Kilbert (SB, 3.93, Biology), Jamie Tanksley (SB, 3.40, Nursing), Darcy Villalbos (SB, 3.24, Criminal Justice), Rachel Bethel (WT, 3.24, Music Education), Lisa Bryan (WT, 3.05, Psychology), Joan Ingram (WT, 3.33, Physical Education), Latasha Long (WT, 3.78, International Business), Asha Louis (WT, 3.89, Computer Information Systems), Sydoney Rowe (WT, 3.01, Psychology), Katrina Strickland (WT, 3.10, Accounting), Avis Strobridge (WT, 3.31, Nursing), Sebrina Turner (Wt, 3.05, Accounting), Karen McCartney (WT, 3.43, Psychology), Kim-Cheree Brown (WT, 3.56, Biology), Keisha Parker (WT, 3.28, Hospital Mangement), Jessica Martin (VB, 3.27, Mass Communications), Chaqula Pointer (VB, 3.07, Recreation), Melissa Sanders (VB, 3.71),  Cassandra Arams (BO, 3.10, Computer Science), Erica Babcock (BO, 3.27, Biology Education), Carla Bell (BO, 3.00, Music Education), Debra Brown (BO, 3.51, History), Jahona Jackson (BO, 3.71, Psychology), Veronika Pegee (BO, 3.47, Business Administration), Shauna Priest (BO, 3.25, Mass Communication). MEN (25) - Patrick Brown (FB, 3.66, Hospital Management), Lonnie Estes (FB, 3.20, CIS), Norman Graham (FB, 3.95, Elementary Education), William Hudson (FB, 3.60 Elementary Education), Jamal Olusesi (FB, 3.65, Psychology), Eric Reed (FB, 3.33), Iseah Smith (FB, 3.31, Criminal Justice), Scott Smith (FB, 3.11, Biology), Diondre Larmond (MB, 3.23, Business Administration), Maurice Riddick (MB, 3.21, Physical Education), Nathaniel Reed (MB, 3.62, Accounting), James Douris (GO, 3.72, Physical Education), Doyle Phillip (GO, 3.72, Accounting), Arjun Singh (GO, 3.53, International Business), Ernest Olotch (MT, 3.06, International Business), Martin Dimitrov (ME, 3.50, Computer Science), Damir Krimer (ME, 3.50, CIS), Sebastien Boucher (BB, 3.30),  Oscar Folks (BB, 3.17), Noah Garland (BB, 3.17, Psychology), Douglas Hosterman (BB, 3.10, Physical Education), Alberto Meran (BB, 3.43), Roberto Rodriuez (BB, 3.37, Social Science Education), Christian Tobas (BB, 3.40, Accounting), Sharbel Torres (BB, 3.00, Business Administration), Michael Turchon (BB, 3.31), Brandon Worral (BB, 3.25, Criminal Justice).

Coppin State University: WOMEN (18)- Shequra Dickerson (WB, 3.75, Management Science), Monique Lewis (WB, 3.38, Management Science), Denita Plain (WB, 3.50, Psychology), Courtni Strickland (WB, 3.00, Sports Management), Yala Anderson (BO, 3.70, Psychology), Chantell Fisher (BO, 3.50, Management Science), Daniella Johnson (BO, 3.50, Criminal Justice), Tara Lance (BO, 3.20, Psychology), Treska Baptiste (WT, 3.40), Ebony Crawford (WT, 3.00, Liberal Arts), Juliet John (WT, 3.10, Psychology), Jamie Imhof (SB, 3.40), Ajaye Pope (SB, 3.30, Management Science), Dionna Reeves (SB, 3.80, Psychology), April White (SB, 3.70, Criminal Justice), Selina Fedd (WE, 3.70, English), Carita Young (WE, 3.10, Psychology), Candace Blades (WT, 3.60, English). MEN (8)- Henry Odom (BB, 3.55, Criminal Justice), Terrance Brown (MT, 3.02, Sports Management), Beryl Harris (MT, 3.75, Computer Science), Brent Harry (MT, 4.00, Management Science), Rashaad Jorden (MT, 3.40, English), Nickie Peters (MT, 3.75, Chemistry), Anthony Sokenu (MT, 3.60, Sports Management), Reshard Kellici (ME, 4.00, Computer Science). 

Delaware State University: WOMEN (18)- Renee Pollard (WSO, 3.93, Biology), Christina Knotts (SB, 3.92, Education), Jessica Gilbert (WT, 3.75, MBA), Shari Duncanson (WT, 3.66, Accounting), Willine Louis (WT, 3.65, Nursing), Tiehise Shell (WT, 3.68, Education), Miriam Poe (WXC, 3.48, Marketing), Catalin Popescu (WE, 3.28, Business), Rachel Vamos (VB, 3.31, Sociology), Tenille Gregory (WSO, 3.26, Biology), Mildred Bernard (WSO, 3.21, Psychology), Melissa Truman (VB, 3.24, Political Science), LaQuanna James (WSO, 3.20, Art), Carlene Young (WE, 3.18, Business), Kenya Herring (WT, 3.16, Education), Patricia Brown (SB, 3.12, Education), Jillian French (SB, 3.11, Education), Ashley Etheridge (WB, 3.03, Social Work). MEN (18)-Matthew Kauderer (MB, 3.92, Political Science), Fred Vaughn (MT, 3.87, Business), Khary Darlington (FB, 3.80, Public Relations), Phil Bailey (FB, 3.78, Journalism), Michael O’Dea (BB, 3.59, History), Bashitha Kariyawasam (ME, 3.53, Business), Chris Robinette (BB, 3.33, sports Management), Rasheed Oliver (MB, 3.28, Agribusiness), Kevin Long (BB, 3.19, History), Zachary Bussey (FB, 3.18, Sports Management), Mitchell Ryan (MT, 3.25, Sports Management), Kevin Hill (BB, 3.10, Sports Management), Shawn Phillips (BB, 3.06, Education), Recharde Goodwyn (FB, 3.04, Accounting), George Daniel (ME, 3.04, Journalism), James Bowen (MB, 3.01, Radio & TV), Tyrice Bradley (FB, 3.00, Journalism), Derek Haley (BB, 3.66, Plant Science), Matthew Folke (BB, 3.10, Physical Education).  

Florida A & M University: WOMEN (36)- Carmen Gutter (BO, 3.27, Criminal Justice), Javetta Dryer (SB, 3.22, Education), Ashley Mitchell (SB, 3.10 Political Science), Jerika Mobley (SB, 3.21, Computer Information Systems), Aja Robinson (SB, 3.18, Respiratory Therapy), Kimberly Saunders (SB, 3.28, Management), Elisha Scott (SB, 4.00, Health Science), Teresa Scott (SB, 3.51, Education), Oni Washington (SB, 3.72, Business Administration), Ursala Jara (VB, 3.40, Business Administration),  Florela Junek (VB, 3.78, Business Administration), Anisha Nicholoson (VB, 3.12, Education), Delisha Peterson (VB, 3.06, Graphic Design), Ivelina Petkova (VB, 3.74, Economics), Mariela Portocarreo (VB, 3.20, Education),  Mariana Reyes (VB, 3.78, Business Administration), Desiree Abrams (WB, 3.24, Animal Science), Sikithea Collins (WB, 3.60, Occupational Therapy), Candace Crawford (WB, 3.16, Computer Science), Diedre Tyus (WB, 3.33, Criminal Justice), Charon Williams (WB, 3.50, Education), Kellie Farrell (WSW, 3.20, Management), Canisha Moses (WWSW, 3.03, Nursing), Arie Muhammad (SW, 3.12),  Asha JaJa (WE, 3.34, Education), Mellisa Murray (WE, 3.16, General Education),  Nikki Williams (WE, 3.08, Accounting), Melissa Devoe (WT, 3.82, General Education), Sherry Francis (WT, 3.12, Accounting),  Chana Hargrett (WT, 3.23, Pre-Med), Crystal McKinney (WT, 3.11, History),  Araleta Peterson (WT, 3.57, Biology), Shantrice Russell (WT, 3.03, Health Care Management), Jessica Spence (WT, 3.12, Management), Marissa Uzoaru (WT, 3.16, Biology),  Dara Wise (WT, 3.48, Management). MEN (32)- Torrence Ford (MSW, 3.29, Business Administration), Brandon Little (MSW, 3.80, Engineering), Karl Riley (MSW, 3.71, Business Administration), Jonathan Smith (MSW, 3.31, Management), Pfungwa Mahefu (ME, 3.47, General Education), Kamau Murray (ME, 3.22, Business Administration), Noel Wadawu (ME, 3.76, Accounting), Bruce Amerson (MT, 3.14, Computer Information Systems), Johnny Cooke (MT, 3.27, Civil Engineering),  Clyde Mathes (MT, 3.16, Engineering), Brent Mobley (MT, 3.07, Criminal Justice), Phillip Pitchford (MT, 3.11, Business Administration), Bobby Powell (MT, 3.43, Public Relations), Eric Ramsey (MT, 3.22, Business Administration), Mike Conell (BB, 3.14, Sociology), John Curry (BB, 3.68, Physical Education), Dale Hall (BB, 3.25, Psychology), Ben Morgan (BB, 3.02, Business Administration), Marcus Sills (BB, 3.33, Business Administration), Marcus Sims (BB, 3.56, Public Management) Richard Beas (FB, 3.20, Education), Jeffery Corbett (FB, 3.40, Agri-Business), Christopher Cunningham (FB, 3.00, Political Science), Benjamin Dougherty (FB, 3.79, Business Administration), Alexander Forston (FB, 3.00, Criminal Justice), Casey Printers (FB, 3.22, Public Relations), Kallen Smith (FB, 3.67, General Education), Brandon Kiel (GO, 3.05, Business Administration), Michael Ayodele (MB, 3.45, Computer Information Systems), Brian Zamore (MB, 3.00, Electrical Engineering),  Gui, Bryant (MSW, 3.24, Business Administration), Douglas Carrrington (MSW, 3.14, Computer Engineering).

Hampton University: WOMEN (28) - Ebonique Bennett (BO, 3.28, Nursing), Kenisha Cotton (BO, 311, Political Science), Kena Pendleton (BO, 3.12, Psychology), Angelina Evans (SB, 3.17, Political Science), Kerri Palmer (SB, 3.08, Advertising), Sharonda Davis (VB, 3.44, English), Tameika Gantt (VB, 3.55, Nursing), Toni Harris (VB, 3.07, Recreation), Kelle Helton (VB, 3.45, Psychology), Valinda Jefferson (VB, 3.11, Marketing), Deena Wilson (VB, 3.32, Management), Nicole Braithwaite (WB, 3.38, Biology), LaShondra Dixon (WB, 3.53, Accounting), Halisi Johnson (WB, 3.68, Engineering), Neeka Lancaster (WB, 3.53, Accounting), Shayla Sawyer (WB, 3.86, Engineering), Renata Hlavova (WE, 3.85, Accounting), Petra Klimpova (WE, 3.08, Psychology), Lucie Novoveska (WE, 3.80, Biology), Lenka Schulzova (WE, 3.76, Architecture), Sharon Durrett-Hunt (WG, 3.36, Management), Nailah Betts (WT, 3.30, Graphic Design), Chloe Davis (WT, 3.70, Theatre Art), Paula Lowe-Chin (WT, 3.13, Political Science), Yetunde Mafe (WT, 3.04, Nursing), Cynthia Nicholls (WT, 3.37, Art), Eboni White (WT, 3.49, Biology), Nikia Wynn (WT, 3.36, Mathematics). MEN (16)-Terrance Allen (FB, 3.42, Flight Education), Cordrea Brittingham (FB, 3.05, Business Administration), Nathan Brown (FB, 3.21, Physical Education), Ira David Dawson (FB, 3.27, Mathematics), Timothy Frazier (FB, 3.43, Biology), Kristofer Macklin (FB, 3.21, Computer Science), Paul White, Jr. (FB, 3.11, Political Science), Marvin Lewis (MT, 3.19, Computer Science), Jared Striplin (MT, 3.20, Biology), Carl Bailey (SL, 3.62, Computer Science), Osei Poku, Jr. (SL, 3.93, Engineering), Nicholas Rupnarine (SL, 3.63, Finance), Ladislav Rezac (ME, 3.39, Computer Info. Systems), Mounir Salhi (ME, 3.52, Computer Science), Matthew Myers (GO, 3.18, Engineering), Robert Victor, Jr. (GO, 3.33, Engineering). 

Howard University: WOMEN (48)- Essence Coggins (WB, 3.27, Human Development), Daisha Hicks (WB, 3.36, Marketing), Shauna-Lee Ruglass (WB, 3.14, Journalism), Danielle Shelton (WB, 3.11, Information Systems), Lauren Wiggins (WB, 3.00, Finance),  Lillibeth Jones (BO, 3.40 Accounting), Chizoba Egbuonu (LX, 4.00, Finance), Anisha Malik (LX,3.23, International Business), Elisha Newsome (LX, 3.67, Marketing), Eva Okereke (LX, 3.36, Nursing), Maya Watkins (LX, 3.20, Occupational Therapy), Melissa Fletcher (SB, 3.20, Chemistry), Tracy Hunter (SB, 3.78, Business Management), Tamra Jordan (SB, 3.80, Political Science), Travette McNair (SB, 3.80, Psychology), Krissy Posey (SB, 3.68, Public Relations), Shelby Smith (SB, 3.35, Marketing), Andrea Watkins (SB, 3.87, Mathematics), Monique Caruth (WSC, 3.87, Physical Therapy), Sakira Cook (WSC, 3.22, International Business), Tiffany Day (WSC, 3.88, Business Management), Meghan Drayton (WSC, 3.46, Biology), Jocelyn Fisher (WSC, 3.10, Biology), Stephanie Hill (WSC, 4.00, Journalism), Katrina Hines (WSC, 3.08, Accounting), Candace Jones (WSC, 3.20, Biology), Miriam Lynch (WSW, 3.00, International Business), Oninyechukwu Monu (WSW, 3.26, Information Systems), Isoke Roundtree (WSW, 3.20, Biology), Elena Branker (WE, 3.11, Biology), Nicole Williford (WE, 3.08, Psychology), Margaret Alexander (VB, 3.20, Public Relations), Crystal Amadee (VB, 3.56, Physical Therapy), Jerri Hayes (VB, 3.46, Radiation Therapy), Markezia Jennings (VB, 3.43, International Business), Laura Rivers (VB, 3.57, Administration of Justice), Dawn Thomas (VB, 3.56, Radiation Therapy), Delores Whiteing (VB, 3.52, Radiation Therapy), Shannon Chism (WT, 3.40, Physical Therapy), Phakiso Collins (WT, 3.60, Dance), Alicia Melton (WT, 3.60, RTVF), Krystal Perkins (WT, 3.70, Nursing), Leonie Prao (WT, 3.70, Biology), Jodi Reid (WT, 3.10, Public Relations), Lakesha Richmond (WT, 3.8, Marketing), Sherita Rogers (WT, 3.0, Chemical Engineering), Keshia Thorpe (WT, 3.50, English), Ramsi Bethany (WT, 3.10, Pharmacy). MEN (47)-  Oluwaseye Aluko (MB, 302, Psychology), Ronald Miller (MB, 3.83, English), Johnnie Barnes (FB, 3.02, Communications), Johnathan Brewer (FB, 3.09, Radio Productions), Donald Clark, Jr. (FB/MB, 3.35, Accounting), Roland Colbert (FB, 3.21, Administration of Justice), Jonathan Howard (FB, 3.52, Physical Therapy), Donald Lank (FB, 3.21, Marketing), Marcos Moreno (FB, 3.29, Graphic Design), Marques Ogden (FB, 3.40, Finance), Mark Owens (FB, 3.59, Marketing), Rontarius Robinson (FB, 3.00, Sports Administration), Kevin Simmonds (FB, 3.43, Business), Tracy White (FB, 3.11, Speech Pathology), Charles Woodall (FB, 3.00, Human Development), Williams Brickers (BB, 3.29, Psychology), Derrick Brown (BB, 3.55, Journalism), Erik Causey (BB, 3.60, Business Administration), Anthony McCoy (BB, 3.80, Finance), James Blanton (WR, 3.50, History), Brandon Hogan (WR, 4.00, Political Science), Chad Malone (WR, 3.60 Pre-Physical Therapy), Torrence Reginald (WR, 3.90 Marketing), Ephraim Walker (WR, 3.60, Business Administration), Adetola Adewodu (MT, 3.13, Computer Science), Troy McArthur (MT, 3.82, Physical Education), Tariq Mix (MT, 3.40, Art Design), Michael Sampson (WT, 3.25, Marketing), Charles Settles (MT, 3.25, Physical Therapy), Nicholas Wright (MT, 3.20, Business), Dwayne Pagon (WE, 3.51, Finance), Afolabi Adeleke-Adedoyin (MSW, 3.10, Computer Science), Olufolahan Oluwole (MSW, 3.55, International Business), Ian Perry-Okpara (MSW, 3.16, Business), Andrew Ricketts (MSW, 3.65, Electrical Engineering), George Adu (MSC, 3.80, Political Science), Robert Boone (MSC, 3.81, Political Science),  Gregory Catching (MSC, 3.80, Biology), Royce Francis (MSC, 3.54, Civil Engineering), Ronald Goodlett (MSC, 4.00, Biology), John Henderson (MSC, 3.00, Finance), Jimmy Hernandez (MSC, 3.90, Electronic Studio), Jelani Scott (MSC, 3.52, Business Administration), Christopher Serrano (MSC, 3.21, International Business), Michael Simontacchi-Gholagah (MSC, 3.88, Chemistry), Nadir Wade (MSC, 3.00, Electrical Engineering), Brian Woodward (MSC, 3.75, History).

University of Maryland Eastern Shore: WOMEN (24)- Antoinette Daniels (WB, 3.05, Criminal Justice), Tekeya Gooden (WB, 3.01, Biology), Kimberly Martin (WB, 3.69, Construction Management), Paula Tucker (WB, 3.66, Social Science Ed.), Victoria Gay (BO, 3.75, Special Education), Krista King (BO, 3.45, Art Education), Lori Rumping (BO, 3.87, Chemistry), Ariel Givens (BO, 3.48, Human Ecology), Lesley Aitkenhead (SO, 3.51, General Studies), Marlee Johnson (SB/VB, 3.85, Exercise Science), Kamesha Waldren (SO, 3.86, Human Ecology), Sarah Whitfield (SB/VB, 3.36, Special Education), Vicky White (WE, 3.49, Rehabilitation Services), Bevlynn Joseph (WE, 3.40, Biology), Tasha Centry (WT, 3.40, Computer Science), Anya Clarke (WT, 3.11, English), Candace Frederick (WT, 3.06, Chemistry), Shantee Lambert (WT, 3.34, Biology), Nashira Rawls (WT, 3.58, Business Administration), Eboni Reavis (WT, 3.43, English), Megan Cathey (WT, 3.11, Human Ecology), Deborah Meadows (WT, 3.47, English), Darinka Ganoza (VB, 3.30, General Studies), Lucy Saunders (VB, 3.29, General Agriculture). MEN (10)- Robert Benak (BB, 3.29, Engineering Teaching), Nathan Hays (BB, 3.35, Applied Design), Robert Shaw (BB, 3.44, Computer Science), Leon Tilghman (BB, 3.27, Exercise Science), Brian Logan (BB, 3.34, Hote & Restaurant Management), Rashad Judson (ME, 3.22, Environmental Science), Robin Schneider (ME, 3.08, Aviation Science), Jahmal Colaire (MT, 3.23, Sociology), Marvin Miller (MT, 3.00, Criminal Justice), Oral Telphia (MT, 3.36, Business Administration).

Morgan State University: Women (13)- Rhonda Auguste (WT, 3.02, Business), Avanelle Baird (WT, 3.57, Hospitality), Melinda Coffee (SB, 3.86, Sociology), Erinn Coleman (WB, 3.28, Marketing), Courtney Cox (WB, 3.00, Psychology), Cynthia Craig (WE, 3.37, Biology), Raenita Fenner (WE, 4.00, Electrical Engineering), Danah Jack (WT, 3.82, Biology), Chelsea King (VB, 3.68, Political Science), Aubrey Love (SB, 3.23, Community Health), Erica Murdock-Waters (VB, 3.53, Education), Melanie Thompson (VB, 3.50, Political Science), Ashley Warrick (WB, 3.54, Accounting). MEN(18)- Chris Cash (FB, 3.66, Education), Godfrey Chang (ME, 3.88, iology), Quincey Collymore (MT, 3.07, Electrical Engineering), Brandon Finney (MT, 3.22, Computer Science), Darnell Fisher (MB, 3.09, Electrical Engineering), George Hopkins (FB, 3.35, Food & Nutrition), Terrell Lockhart (FB, 3.22, Electrical Engineering), Isaiah Long (FB, 3.00,  Telecommunication), Jayson Mosley (FB, 3.00, Engineering), Andre Nelson (FB, 3.01, Information System), Tremayne Norris (FB, 3.17, Electrical Engineering), D’Andre Poole (ME, 3.00, Psychology), Andre Prince (ME, 3.34, Civil Engineering), Jason Pullins (FB, 3.02, Marketing), Jordan Thomas (MT, 3.07, Electrical Engineering), Dereck Wells (MT, 3.28,
Telecommunication), Reginald Winkfield (MB, 3.12, Electrical Engineering), Joseph Wright (FB, 3.07, Accounting).

Norfolk State University: Women (21)-Jessica Bradley (BO, 3.06 Med. Technology), Jessica Donester(SO, 3.48, Marketing), Kim Hodges (BO, 3.72, Biology), Erin Massey (BO, 3.35, Early Childhood Education), Tamika Hawkins (SB, 3.61, Chemistry), Lenore Heron (SB, 3.70, Mathematics), Aiyana Hill (SB, 3.46, Political Science),  Janelle LaFrades (SB, 3.47, Political Science), Katrena Kennedy (SB, 3.23, Exercise Science), Keisha Chapman (VB, 3.09, Journalism), Veatrice Green (VB, 3.22, Interdisciplinary), Ebonie McClintock (WB, 3.19, Mass Communication), Rashida McKenzie (WB, 3.26, Mass Communication), Lawanda Newman (WB, 3.00, Urban Education), Musheerah Ali (WB, 3.08, Finance), Amanda Scullark (WT, 3.19, Sociology), Agatha Gitundu (WT, 3.19, Sociology), Renata White (WT, 3.27, Mathematics), Klara Condlova (WE, 3.86, Management), Barbora Stejskalova (WE, 3.14, Exercise Science), Martina Vondrova (WE, 3.97, Chemistry). MEN (15)-Mark Jefferson (FB, 3.40, Political Science), Ulysses Cox (FB, 302, Graphic Design), Christopher Blotter (BB, 3.33, Management), Cameron Jones (BB, 3.00, Exercise Science), Andrew Reshaw (BB, 3.57, Psychology),  Eugene Goodson (BB, 3.09, Physical Education),  Thomas Aladi (MB, 3.25, Electronic Technology), Desmond Kapofu (MT, 3.85, Management), Joseph Terer (MT, 317, Management), William Keown (MT, 3.27, Pre-Accounting), Stephen Charter (ME, 3.51, Electronic Technology), Jonnie Gates (ME, 3.10, History), Jakub Novak (ME, 3.88, Management) Daniel Prokes (ME, 3.39, English), Kaumba Sakavuyl (ME, 3.74, Chemistry).   
 
North Carolina A&T State University: WOMEN (23)- Brena Cooper (WT, 3.42, Psychology), Donisha Freeman (WT, 3.08, Marketing), Calmeese Howard (WT, 3.00, Mechanical Engineering), Tiffany Purham (WT, 3.64, Business Education), Karron Thomas (WT, 3.03, Health & Physical Education), Lucinda Bost (SB, 3.06, Computer Science), Gerri Crockett (SB, 3.38, Computer Science), Lorraine Geiger (SB, 3.69, Animal Science), Latoya Lassister (SB, 3.11, Management), Sibol Loftin (SB, 3.06, Management), Alaina Bloodworth (WE, 3.29, Elementary Education), Haniyyah Madyun (WE, 3.13, Architectural Engineering), Judith Ball (VB, 3.14, Agricultural Science),  Crystal Daily (VB, 3.86, Journalism), Kristina Hernandez (VB, 3.50, Health & Physical Education), Amelia Langi (VB, 3.25, English), Tuamafa Reilly (VB, 3.72, Health & Physical Education), Fei Ye (VB, 3.29, Marketing), Michelle Hanna (BO, 3.00, Math Education), Amanda Richardson (BO, 3.52, Mechanical Engineering), Tiffany Mack (WSW, 3.52, Accounting), Jessica McClanahan (WSW, 3.23, Laboratory Animal Science), Tiffany Paulus (WSW, 3.56, Family & Consumer Science). MEN (10)- Landon Beckwith (MB, 3.18, Computer Science), Joseph Coles (BB, 3.69, Political Science), Conley Price Stevens (BB, 3.16, Health & Physical Education), John Dalley (BB, 3.00, Electrical Engineering), Charles McClintock,III (BB, 3.20), Joseph Peascoe (BB, 3.87, Marketing), Clinton Summers (BB, 3.44, Graphic Communications), Perry Westmoreland (BB, 3.00, Electronics Technology), Jerome Myers, II (FB, 3.94, Architectural Engineering), Montrail Pittman (FB, 3.34, Mechanical Engineering).

South Carolina State University: WOMEN (24)- Saadia Massey (WSC, 3.58, Biology), Ashaki Brown (WB, 3.50, Accounting), Dawn Shell (WB, 3.81, Elementary Education), Moboluwade Ade (WE, 3.58, Biology), LaVeda Booker (WE, 3.35, English), Kourtney Fulton (WE, 3.58, Math), Jasmine Houston (SB, 3.06, Marketing), Adreana Scott (WSC, 3.08, Physical Education), Sarah Constantine (WSC, 4.00, Math), Tiffani Ealy (WSC, 3.46, Criminal Justice), Hannah Hoilett (WSC, 3.88, English), Marsha John (WSC, 3.94, Management), Mauricia John (WSC,  3.83, Economics), Melissa Lutchmedial (WSC, 4.00, Marketing), Alicia Shields (WSC, 4.00, Biology), Shama Campbell (WT, 3.58, Computer Science), Jennifer Murphy (WT, 3.17, Biology), Celine Nyanga (WT, 3.64, Fashion Merchandising), Belinda Trevellion (WT, 3.15, Fashion Merchandising), Nicole Torbert (WT, 3.54, Childhood Education), Alexis Whitfield (WT, 3.44, Biology), Sharon Williams (WT, 3.27, Nutrition), Nicole Custis-Rivera (VB, 3.20, Marketing), Ragan Smith (VB, 4.00, Biology). MEN (11)-Carlos Bonfim (ME, 3.58, Computer Science), Ndumiso Ncube (ME, 3.00, Computer Science), Ivan Pavic (ME, 3.80, Management), Chris Goad (GO, 3.14, Management), Robert Hanna (GO, 3.53, Physical Education), Mike Milner (GO, 3.17, Marketing), Alfred Johnson (MT, 3.27, Management),  Jermaine Easterwood (FB, 3.28, Computer Science), Micheal Kearney (FB, 3.24, Management), Sherron Milhouse (FB, 3.56, Economics), Brett Young (FB, 3.21, Civil Engineering), Willie Jones, Jr. (MB, 3.11, Sports Communication), Justin McCorkle (MT, 3.58, Mechanical Engineering).  

BB-Baseball; MB-Men’s Basketball; WB-Women’s Basketball; BO-Bowling; FB-Football; GO-Men’s Golf; WG-Women’s Golf; LX-Lacrosse; ME-Men’s Tennis; SB-Softball; SL-Sailing; MSC-Men’s Soccer; WSC-Women’s Soccer; MSW-Men’s Swimming; WSW-Women’s Swimming;  WE-Women’s Tennis; MT-Men’s Track & Field; VB-Volleyball; WT-Women’s Track & Field;