WAC announces Academic All-WAC spring sport honorees

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Seventeen Mustang student-athletes recognized

Denver, Colo. -- The 2003-04 Academic All-WAC men’s and women’s outdoor track and field, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, softball and baseball teams have been announced in addition to the Academic All-WAC freshmen/transfer teams for all sports. A total of 204 spring student-athletes were named to the list, while 137 freshmen and transfers were added for a total of 341 student-athletes.

To be eligible, a student-athlete must have completed at least one academic year, have at least a 3.2 cumulative grade point average and have participated in at least 50 percent of the team’s contests.

The following is a list of SMU's spring sport and freshmen/transfer honorees. The complete listing of honorees from all the WAC schools can be found at www.wac-sports.com <http://www.wac.org/article.asp?articleid=58114>

WOMEN’S GOLF
SMU
Ashley Deatherage So. 3.84 Econ. w/ Finance Application
Kristina Rothengatter So. 3.51 History
Erin Simmons Sr. 3.74 Journalism

MEN’S TENNIS
SMU
Johan Brunstrom Sr. 3.77 Marketing
Paul McNaughton Jr. 3.43 Political Science
Peter Oredsson Jr. 3.64 Econ. w/ Finance Application
Henrik Soderberg Jr. 3.52 Finance

WOMEN’S TENNIS
SMU
Kit Carson Sr. 3.61 Finance
Svetlana Kouzmenko So. 3.56 Business
Jennifer Langer Jr. 3.31 Psychology
Hally Rambally Jr. 3.91 Biochemistry

MEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD
SMU
Christopher Thomas So. 3.31 Applied Economics

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD
SMU
Rachel Barber So. 3.22 Mechanical Engineering
Franziska Lakomy So. 3.66 Undeclared
Karin van Rooyen Jr. 3.56 Econ. w/ Finance Application

2003-04 ACADEMIC ALL-WAC FRESHMEN AND TRANSFERS

MEN’S TENNIS
SMU
Aliaksander Skrypko Fr. 3.50 Undeclared

WOMEN’S OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD
SMU
Nevena Lendel Fr. 3.43 Liberal Arts

[Hal]

Nobody will ever buy tickets to watch a Rhetoric class, and it will never be on ESPN (ignore that stupid spelling bee they saddle us with each year), but kudos to these student-athletes for their success in their respective sports and in the classroom. Keep it up.