CHARLOTTE, N.C. ? Presbyterian College had 154 of its student-athletes named to the 2007-08 Big South Conference Presidential Honor Roll it was announced by Big South Commissioner Kyle B. Kallander on Tuesday.
“Being named to the Big South's Presidential Honor Roll is a significant achievement for these 154 student-athletes,” noted PC Director of Athletics Dr. William B. Carlton. “This honor recognizes the dedication of these men and women to their studies. It is gratifying to know that so many of our student-athletes are willing to make sacrifices necessary to achieve academic excellence. This also acknowledges the work of the faculty, staff and coaches who support these students each day in the classroom and around the campus. The support of these mentors is integral to allowing each student-athlete achieve his or her highest potential.”
To be named to the Presidential Honor Roll, student-athletes must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) or better for the recently-completed academic year. The 44.0 percentage marks the fourth-straight year above the 40 percent threshold.
Overall, the Big South Conference placed 1,224 out of 2,784 student-athletes ? 44.0 percent -- on its prestigious annual Presidential Honor Roll list for the 2007-08 academic season.
“The Big South Conference has always taken a lot of pride in the academic accomplishments of its student-athletes,” said Kallander. “To have nearly half of all student-athletes make the Presidential Honor Roll for the fourth consecutive year is a reflection of the outstanding individuals in the Conference and their priorities. We are all extremely proud of the achievements of these fine young men and women.”
Presbyterian College (154 student-athletes)
Anna Lee Abernathy (women's golf)
Walt Allen (men's basketball)
Will Allen (football)
Ryan Anderson (football)
Katie Anderson (softball)
Joshua Anderson (football)
Jonathan Anderson (men's soccer)
Jon Athens (men's lacrosse)
Nicholas Baer (men's cross country)
Chris Bain (football)
Renee Ballew (women's soccer)
Hunter Barnhardt (men's cross country)
Natalie Barrineau (women's lacrosse)
Micah Black (baseball)
Liz Blue (women's basketball)
Casey Bookout (women's tennis)
Lauren Bowers (women's cross country)
Will Boyd (men's soccer)
Chris Brophy (men's soccer)
Patricia Bryan (women's soccer)
Robert Bumgarner (football)
Sherman Burnett (football)
Mark Cannatelli (men's tennis)
Antoine Carter (football)
Casey Carlson (baseball)
Maggie Carruth (women's soccer)
Paige Cassady (softball)
Al'Lonzo Coleman (men's basketball)
Patrick Coleman (men's golf)
Kristen Cometto (women's golf)
Ashley Cook (women's soccer)
Amanda Davis (volleyball)
Emily Davis (women's soccer)
Megan Davis (women's tennis)
Will Davis (football)
Daniel Diamond (football)
Abby Diminich (women's tennis)
Siega Disasa (men's soccer)
Erin Doherty (women's basketball)
Brittni Dulaney (women's lacrosse)
Ashley Dunlap (volleyball)
Justin Durant (football)
Jonathan Edmonds (men's soccer)
Clifton Evans (football)
Patrick Fediuk (men's tennis)
Dane Fehr (baseball)
Sean Foley (football)
Ashley Ford (softball)
Matt Freeman (football)
Kari Fuller (women's tennis)
Steve Getty (men's lacrosse)
Aaron Gibbs (men's basketball)
Zachary Glankler (men's tennis)
Stephen Glover (men's soccer)
Mary Gordon (softball)
David Granger (football)
Joey Grant (football)
Stevenson Gravlee (men's soccer)
Millie Green (women's soccer)
Chris Hackney (football)
Jeff Hallen (football)
Krysten Handy (softball)
Kayla Handy (softball)
Kyle Harris (football)
Regan Hayes (women's soccer)
Cannon Haynes (football)
Elizabeth Heineman (volleyball)
Steven Henry (baseball)
Adam Herendeen (men's tennis)
Logan Herring (women's lacrosse)
Daniel Hill (men's baseball)
Britney Horton (women's soccer)
Nate Horton (baseball)
Christy Howard (women's soccer)
Logan Huff (men's soccer)
Mellette Johnson (women's cross country)
Amy Jones (women's basketball)
Billy Kaylor (football)
Amanda Kettles (volleyball)
Paul Klein (men's soccer)
Brad Kocis (men's soccer)
Stefani Kraft (women's tennis)
Kristin Kidd (women's basketball)
Pat Kiscaden (men's basketball)
Lee Kiser (football)
Rachel Lamb (women's soccer)
Brittany Lanford (women's tennis)
Reece LeMay (men's lacrosse)
Lauren Letein (women's cross country)
Michelle LeVett (women's soccer)
Rachel Lewis (volleyball)
Brad Luciuk (men's tennis)
Melanie Martin (women's soccer)
Matthew Martin (men's tennis)
Lauren Mason (volleyball)
Caleb Massengill (football)
Jeremy Metcalfe (men's lacrosse)
Bryan McDaniel (football)
Kelsey McKee (volleyball)
Adam McKinney (football)
Anthony McKnight (football)
Cam Miller (football)
Anna Mills (women's cross country)
Matt Morrisette (men's cross country)
James Neal (men's soccer)
Jordan Newberry (women's lacrosse)
Andrew Newton (football)
Michael Nicol (men's tennis)
John Odum (men's soccer)
Mitchell Odom (baseball)
Joey Orck (football)
Mark Owens (men's soccer)
Jessie Painter (football)
Rachel Parker (softball)
Natalie Parkman (women's cross country)
Chet Phillips (football)
Taylor Price (women's basketball)
Ben Reidmayer (men's soccer)
Sheldon Robinson (women's soccer)
Tommy Rodriguez (men's soccer)
Justin Rogers (football)
Bryce Simantel (men's lacrosse)
Meghan Skinner (women's soccer)
Zach Snipes (baseball)
Bryce Smiley (football)
Lea Smith (women's basketball)
Carl Spilly (men's lacrosse)
Taylor Staten (softball)
Erin Stewart (softball)
Jay Stewart (men's soccer)
Shannon Strodel (women's lacrosse)
Bryson Summers (football)
Bridget Takach (women's basketball)
Laura Tate (softball)
Eric Tatum (baseball)
Jared Tavernier (football)
Josh Tavernier (football)
Kristin Tempel (women's cross country)
Stefani Thacker (women's soccer)
Antwan Thomas (football)
Larry Thomas (football)
Drew Tobias (men's lacrosse)
Brooke Toluba (women's tennis)
Beth Ubbens (women's lacrosse)
Edward Van Winkle (football)
Rob Varner (men's golf)
Virginia Waldron (women's tennis)
Blair Weatherly (women's golf)
Chris Williams (men's lacrosse)
Megan Woodis (women's lacrosse)
Morgan White (softball)
Abby Young (women's soccer)
