Georgia places 85 student-athletes on winter SEC Academic Honor Roll
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Georgia places 85 student-athletes on winter SEC Academic Honor Roll

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ATHENS, GA – The University of Georgia placed 85 student-athletes on the 2013-14 Winter Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll, as announced by the league office.

Georgia recorded the highest total of student-athletes on the list in the league, followed by South Carolina with 70 and Auburn with a total of 62. Overall, the SEC placed 614 student-athletes on the Winter Academic Honor Roll list. The honor roll is based upon grades from the 2013 Spring, Summer and Fall terms.

In order to receive the honor, a student-athlete must meet the following criteria: maintain a grade point average of 3.00 or above for either the preceding academic year or have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or above at the nominating institution; compete on a varsity team for at least two seasons; successfully complete 24 semester or 36 quarter hours of non-remedial academic credit toward a baccalaureate degree prior to nomination; be a member of a varsity team for the sport’s entire NCAA Championship segment.

Georgia’s 85 total Academic Honor Roll recipients are comprised of 42 equestrian team members, 20 members from the women’s swim and dive team, 10 members from the men’s swim and dive team, seven gymnasts, four men’s basketball players and two women’s basketball players. A complete listing of the student-athletes is as follows:

Equestrian: Nicki Alexander (Spanish); Kylee Arbuckle (Accounting); Louise Ashley (Biochemical Engineering); Mary Morgan Beavers (Journalism); Jaclyn Beckley (Agribusiness); Madison Berger (Animal Science); Caroline Blackshear (Sociology); Abby Brown (Business); Honey Beth Campbell (International Affairs); Michelina Carbone (Communication Science and Disorders); Madison Clark (Biological Science); Sydney Crenshaw (Sport Management); Kathryn Crump (Applied Biotechnology); Jessica Dencker (Animal Science); Olivia Dorey (Finance); Emily DuPont (Biology); Kendall Fately (Journalism); Faith Fiorenzano (Marketing); Audrey Gallagher (Business); Olivia Gaude (Art); Leylan Gleeson (Business); Heather Ham (Finance); Julia Hemingway (Public Relations); Jacklyn Hoyt (Anthropology); Isabel Jolicoeur (Art / Art History); Morgan Justiss (Marketing); Rachel Kolb (Finance); McKenzie Lantz (Sport Management); Brittany Lynch (Journalism); Laura Malone (International Affairs); Selby Merritt (Public Relations); Sara Parr (Communication Studies); Anna Sasser (Family Financial Planning); Heather Schmidt (Psychology); Lauren Shamon (Animal Science); Kathryn Skoglund (Biology); Megan Southam (Exercise & Sport Science); Paige Stawicki (Biology); Kelsey Thatcher (Early Childhood Education); Alyssa Thompson (Applied Biotechnology); Lauren Tieche (Risk Management & Insurance); Erica Webb (Biochemistry & Molecular Biology)

Gymnastics: Mary Beth Box (Marketing); Lindsey Cheek (Psychology); Chelsea Davis (Psychology); Cat Hires (Communication Studies); Demetria Hunte (Psychology); Whitney Kirby (Exercise & Sports Science); Anysia Unick (Biology)

Men’s Basketball: Nemanja Djurisic (International Affairs); Taylor Echols (Ecology); Houston Kessler (Business); Marcus Thornton (Real Estate)

Women’s Basketball: Marjorie Butler (Exercise & Sport Science); Merritt Hempe (Business)

Men’s Swimming & Diving: Nic Fink (Agircultural Engineering); Will Freeman (Classical Culture); Andrew Gemmell (Economics); Jameson Hill (Economics); Derek Onken (Mathematics); Christian Riess (Economics); Nick Salyers (Business); Ty Stewart (English); Aidan Sweeney (Italian); Conor Sweeney (Risk Management & Insurance)

Women’s Swimming & Diving: Ann-Perry Blank (Communication Studies); Olivia Boggs (Accounting); Hali Flickinger (Sport Management); Jessica Graber (Advertising); Lauren Harrington (Digital & Broadcast Journalism); Maddie Locus (Mathematics); Ansley Long (Geography); Brittany Maclean (Sport Management); Melanie Margalis (Fashion Merchandising); Jordan Mattern (Biology); Amber McDermott (Communication Studies); Anna Neumeister (Accounting); Darcie O’Brien (Advertising); Shannon O’Malley (Business); Coutrney Peters (Early Childhood Education); Laura Ryan (Psychology); Kelly Thatcher (Exercise & Sport Science); Chantal Van Landeghem (Psychology); Shannon Vreeland (International Affairs); Annie Zhu (Early Childhood Education)

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