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The University of Tennessee Athletic Departments announced Friday that 236 student-athletes, including more than 50 football players, earned a place on the Thornton Center academic honor roll in the spring of 2008. These honor students account for more than 48 percent of the student-athletes at Tennessee. To earn a spot, a student-athlete must obtain a GPA of 3.0 or higher.
“We’re very proud of the hard work and effort all of our student-athletes put into their studies,” said Eric Brey, director of the Thornton Center for Student Life and Academics. “This group of students has shown excellence in the classroom and we’re excited to have so many receive this honor.”
Thornton Center Honor Roll for Spring 2008:
BASEBALL
Todd Barnett
Daniel Beasley
Cody Brown
Steve Crnkovich
Blake Forsythe
Nick Hernandez
Dylan Hochevar
Brantley Kilgor
Mike Moore
Bryan Powell
Michael Rivera
Ryne Simpson
Zane Stone
BASKETBALL
Angie Bjorklund
Steve Cannington
Ryan Childress
Rick Daniels-Mulholland
Jordan Howell
Justin Jackson
Cait McMahan
Candace Parker
Steven Pearl
Sydney Smallbone
David Smith
Tanner Wild
Brian Williams
FOOTBALL
Robert Ayers
Demonte Bolden
William Brimfield
Lee Browne
B.J. Coleman
Kevin Cooper
Barry Cunningham
Chad Cunningham
Stephen Darville
Joshua Davis
Chris Donald
Vince Faison
Brent Freeman
Antonio Gaines
Nick Guess
Ryan Hill
Austin Johnson
Inquoris Johnson
Gerald Jones
Taka Koyano
Daniel Lincoln
Rob Longworth
Logan Love
Reece Lovell
Tyler Maples
T.J. Marrs
Devin Mathis
Jacques McClendon
Jamison McGuire
Josh McNeil
Denarius Moore
Adam Myers-White
Cody Pope
Chris Regan
Nick Reveiz
Shane Reveiz
Austin Rogers
Chris Sells
Tanner Shamblin
Daniel Slutsky
Jake Storey
Cody Sullins
Cory Sullins
Lucas Taylor
Michael Thompson
LaMarcus Thompson
Ellis Turner
Thomas Waggoner
Pete Watson
Tyler Wolf
Casey Woods
Justin Wright
GOLF
James Brannen
Ginny Brown
Diana Cantu
Leah Hagedorn
Rachel Ingram
Cameron Lawrence
Philip Pettitt
Emily Sills
Nicole Smith
Ben Spickard
Marci Turner
Rebecca Watson
Justin Walker
ROWING
Lora Aaron
Jessica Ayers
Renee Brittle
Libuse Bruncvikova
Nina Dobratz
Rachel Dooley
Mary Dreusike
Acacia Edminston
Kristen Galloway
Danielle Hmielewski
Sara Horne
Ruth Ann Johnson
Jewell Ludwigsen
Laura Miller
Tayte Olma
Kaite Ross
Brittany Sehring
Erin-Monique Shelton
Angelique Smith
Kate Snider
Melissa Toms
Ruth Waldrop
Jessica Williams
SOCCER
Melissa Amado
Molly Baird
Ali Christoph
Grace Cuenin
Molly Delk
Tanya Emerson
Jordan Falcuson
Anna Fisher
Sarah Jackyra
Jaimel Johnson
Sarah Kitchin
Hayley Prendergast
Emily Redberg
Kylee Rossi
Melissa Speros
Sarah Van Sickle
Leslie Vineyard
SOFTBALL
Tonya Callahan
India Chiles
Shannon Doepking
Allison Fulmer
Kelly Grieve
Lillian Hammond
Tiffany Huff
Nicole Kajitani
Jennifer Lapicki
Danielle Pieroni
Megan Rhodes
Caitlin Ryan
Kelsey Stander
Ashton Ward
Erinn Webb
SWIMMING AND DIVING
Aleksa Akerfelds
Alex Barsanti
Brooke Boncher
Elizabeth Christy
Bryttany Curran
Andrew Engle
Stephen Fortney
Brittany Fulmer
Greg Houchin
Carl Jones
Maria Jugan,
Mattias Kahlin
Forrest Leary
Lauren LeRoy
Vicky Linnell
Christine Magnuson
Carly Mathes
Sarah McCall
Staley McCartney
Martina Moravcikova
Brittany Nauta
Jonas Persson
Jill Pierce
Ashley Quinn
Ryan Rincon
Jamie Saffer
Geoffrey Sanders
Danyelle Vincent
Jordan Walters
Chris Wary
Tricia Weaner
Scott Wherry
Michael Wolfe
Travis Wright
TENNIS
Rosalia Alda
Boris Conkic
Kaden Hensel
William Lang
Jennifer Meredith
Samantha Orlin
Ben Rogers
Davey Sandgren
Ghizela Shutte
Maria Sorbello
Kiril Tcherveniachki
Connor Vogel
Caitlin Whoriskey
Zsofia Zubor
TRACK AND FIELD
Jangy Addy
Jackie Areson
Tyler Barnes
Rolanda Bell
Sarah Bowman
Ginny Browning
Stuart Chandler
David Clabo
Shanna Dickenson
Alicia Essex
Kris Fant
Steve Fassino
Jonathan Fluellen
John Hewitt
Michael Hogue
Antonio Immediate
De'lon Isom
Chris Kane
Holly Kane
Celriece Law
Jennifer Lewellen
Jena Murphy
Katie O'Connell
Matt Piccarello
Andrew Press
Chris Rapp
Taylor Rotela
Leah Soro
Steve Tobin
Katie Van Horn
Kim White
Brenard Wilson
David Wotten
Phoebe Wright
VOLLEYBALL
Carol Cheade
Milan Clarke
Nikki Fowler
Chloe Goldman
Leah Hinkey
Lauren Laflamme
Kylie Marshall
Yuliya Stoyanova
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Posted by sjt18 on June 20, 2008 at 2:23 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Nice to see Bolden and Taylor on this list.
Posted by LadyVolsEighTimes on June 20, 2008 at 3:10 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Where is Nicky Anosike??????
She only carried a 3.95 for all four years, or close to that anyway!
Posted by RJ_Vol on June 20, 2008 at 3:18 p.m. (Suggest removal)
That is an impressive list! Go Big Orange!
Posted by IdahoVol on June 20, 2008 at 3:33 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Congrats to all the student-athletes on the list.
The promising part is seeing several starters / key players from the football team on the list. The discouraging part is not seeing ANY of the starters / key players from men's basketball on the list. (I guess I shouldn't stress any - Brian Williams is there, and I really like him. I hope he doesn't get lost in all of the new talent coming in. He's very impressive for someone that has only played a couple of years.)
Kudos to Pat / women's basketball as usual, and to those in all the other sports.
Posted by LadyVolsEighTimes on June 20, 2008 at 7:41 p.m. (Suggest removal)
I think Brian Williams is going to really step up this year and make a big impact in quite a few games.
But next year he will be a primary impact player. He is far better than he looks, he just needs to foul less, or learn how to hide them better.
Posted by LadyVolsEighTimes on June 20, 2008 at 7:50 p.m. (Suggest removal)
This list has India Chiles a softball player on the list, but she went to the pro's last year.
It also has Brittany Fulmer on the Swimming and Diving Squad, and she graduated last year.
Anyone else seeing these anomalies??????????????????
Posted by DeerPark12 on June 20, 2008 at 10:32 p.m. (Suggest removal)
Former athletes that are still completing their degrees or are getting masters degrees that they started while still active are included on the honor roll, as they are still part of the athletics departments' graduation rates and APR scores. That explains the appearance of athletes such as Chiles, Amado, Fulmer, etc.
Posted by pdhuff on June 21, 2008 at 6:36 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Congrats, all.
Posted by richvol on June 21, 2008 at 8:09 a.m. (Suggest removal)
Fifty football players on the honor roll! That is outstanding.
What a boon to the University the Thornton Center has been. Great job UT!
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