Wake Forest University has long challenged students to develop multi-dimensionally. A vision of opportunities is nurtured by our motto, Pro Humanitate (For Humanity), and students are encouraged and expected to contribute as leaders to the fabric of the greater community.
A strong history of such high expectations empowers students to continue to explore new possibilities. Wake Forest University consistently ranks in the top of the ACC and NCAA in its high graduation rate, as well as in the number of student-athletes represented on the Dean's List and receiving the title of Academic All-American. Such success is not driven by the hope of an award, however it is sometimes acknowledged by one.
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Rhodes Scholar The Rhodes Scholarships are the oldest international fellowships, established in 1902. Each year, students from all over the world are selected with 32 students from the United States for a prestigious fellowship. The selection committee seeks excellence in qualities of mind and in qualities of person which, in combination, offer the promise of effective service to the world in the decades ahead. Rhodes Scholars are elected for two years of study at the University of Oxford, with the possibility of renewal for a third year. |
| 2007 - Michelle Sikes - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field |
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Theodore Roosevelt Award The "Teddy" award is the highest honor the NCAA may confer on an individual. In recognition of President Roosevelt's concern for the conduct of intercollegiate athletics, the annual award acknowledges a distinguished student-athlete who upon earning a varsity letter and graduating, has demonstrated the ideals and purposes to which collegiate athletics programs and amateur sports competition are dedicated. |
| 1983 - Arnold Palmer - Men's Golf |
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NCAA Woman of the Year The NCAA Woman of the Year Award honors a senior student-athlete who distinguished themselves throughout their collegiate careers in the areas of academic achievement, athletic excellence, service and leadership. |
| 2006 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field |
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CoSIDA Academic All-Americans The College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) selects Academic All-America teams in 12 programs: football, women's volleyball, men's soccer, women's soccer, men's basketball, women's basketball, baseball, softball, men's track & field/cross country, women's track & field/cross country, men's at-large and women's at-large. Academic All-Americans are starters or important reserves with at least a 3.20 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) for his/her career. Student-athletes are eligible once he/she reaches sophomore academic and athletic standing at his/her institution. |
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First Team
2007 - Louis Frazier - Football 2006 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Cross Country/Track/Field 2005 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Track/Field (at-large) 2003 - Nuria Clau - Women's Golf (at-large) 2001 - Jenny Everett - Field Hockey (at-large) 1997 - Dave Lardieri - Baseball 1996 - Andy Bloom - Men's Track/Field (at-large) 1988 - Donald Heck - Soccer (at-large) 1988 - Billy Masse - Baseball 1987 - Maria Merritt - Women's Track/Field (at-large) 1987 - Amy Privette - Women's Basketball 1986 - Amy Privette - Women's Basketball 1959 - Larry Fleisher - Football 1959 - Aubrey Currie - Football
Second Team
2002 - Rachel Burns - Women's Cross Country/Track/Field1995 - Stephanie Neill - Women's Golf (at-large) 1982 - Phil Denfeld - Football 1973 - Dan Stroupe - Football
Third Team
2005 - Chris Paul - Men's Basketball2003 - William Hesmer - Men's Soccer 2003 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Track/Field 2002 - Philip Wiles - Men's Cross Country/Track 2001 - Rachel Burns - Women's Track (at-large) 2000 - Jenny Everett - Field Hockey (at-large) 1996 - Rusty Larue - Men's Basketball 1995 - Andy Bloom - Men's Track/Field (at-large) 1994 - Stephanie Neill - Women's Golf (at-large) 1985 - Amy Privette - Women's Basketball 1972 - Bruce Hall - Baseball |
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NCAA Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship The National Collegiate Athletic Association established the Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship Program as a means of recognizing the contributions of the former executive director. An individual named a Byers Scholar is recognized as one who has combined the best elements of mind and body to achieve national distinction for his or her achievements, and promises to be a future leader in his or her chosen field of career service. |
| 2006 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Cross Country/Track/Field |
| NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship The NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship is awarded by the NCAA to student-athletes who are interested in pursuing graduate study who demonstrate excellence in athletics, academics, community services and leadership. The NCAA awards up to 174 postgraduate scholarships annually. |
| 2006-2007 - Lauren Crandall - Field Hockey 2006-2007 - Michelle Sikes - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 2005-2006 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 2003-2004 - William Hesmer - Men's Soccer 2002-2003 - Brent Wanner - Men's Golf |
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All-ACC Academic Team To be eligible for consideration, a player must have earned a 3.00 grade point average for the previous semester and maintained a 3.00 cumulative average during his or her career. |
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2008 – Camille Collier – Women’s Basketball 2008 – Alex Tchangoue – Women’s Basketball 2007 – Greg Billington – Men’s Cross Country 2007 – Marcus Dillon – Men’s Cross Country 2007 – John Compton – Men’s Cross Country 2007 – Chelsea Bolton – Women’s Cross Country 2007 – Marley Burns – Women’s Cross Country 2007 – Caitlin Chrisman – Women’s Cross Country 2007 – Merry Placer – Women’s Cross Country 2007 – Nicole Schappert – Women’s Cross Country 2007 – Louis Frazier – Football 2007 – Riley Skinner – Football 2007 – Jeremy Thompson – Football 2007 – Ben Wooster – Football 2007 – Aileen Davis – Field Hockey 2007 – Minou Gimbrere – Field Hockey 2007 – Raisa Schiller – Field Hockey 2007 – Regina Shannon – Field Hockey 2007 – Evan Brown – Men’s Soccer 2007 – Sam Cronin – Men’s Soccer 2007 – Zack Schilawski – Men’s Soccer 2007 – Julian Valentin – Men’s Soccer 2007 – Maggie Horne – Women’s Soccer 2007 – Allie Sadow – Women’s Soccer 2007 – Amy Smerdzinski – Women’s Soccer 2007 – Kelsey Jones – Volleyball 2007 – Natalie Mullikin - Volleyball 2007 - Laura Crawford - Women's Golf 2007 - Allan Dykstra - Baseball 2007 - Nathan Frazier - Baseball 2007 - Brendan Gielow - Men's Golf 2007 - Andy Goff - Baseball 2007 - Ben Hunter - Baseball 2007 - Ana Jerman - Women's Tennis 2007 - Austin Jones - Baseball 2007 - Sasha Kulikova - Women's Tennis 2007 - Thomas Sensing - Men's Track and Field 2007 - Michelle Sikes - Women's Track and Field 2007 - Maggie Simons - Women's Golf 2007 - Alex Tchangoue - Women's Basketball 2007 - Kyle Visser - Men's Basketball 2007 - Phillip Warsaw - Men's Track and Field 2006 - Caitlin Chrisman - Women's Track and Field 2006 - John Compton - Men's Cross Country 2006 - Lauren Crandall - Field Hockey 2006 - Sam Cronin - Men's Soccer 2006 - Aileen Davis - Field Hockey 2006 - Allan Dykstra - Baseball 2006 - Brendan Enick - Baseball 2006 - Erin Franklin - Women's Cross Country 2006 - Louis Frazier - Football 2006 - Minou Gimbrere - Field Hockey 2006 - Andy Goff - Baseball 2006 - Mandy Goins - Women's Golf 2006 - Kristi Harshman - Field Hockey 2006 - Nannette Hill - Women's Golf 2006 - Ana Jerman - Women's Tennis 2006 - Charlie Mellies - Baseball 2006 - Natalie Mullikin - Volleyball 2006 - Lindsay Neuberger - Women's Track and Field 2006 - Matthew Owen - Men's Track and Field 2006 - Elizabeth Remy - Women's Soccer 2006 - Zack Shilawski - Men's Soccer 2006 - Zac Selmon - Football 2006 - Sam Cronin - Men's Soccer 2006 - Natalie Mullikin - Volleyball 2006 - Louis Frazier - Football 2006 - Elizabeth Remy - Women's Soccer 2005 - Louis Frazier - Football 2005 - Kyle Visser - Men's Basketball 2005 - Jeremy Thompson - Football 2005 - Chris Paul - Men's Basketball 2005 - Zac Selmon - Football 2004 - Kyle Visser - Men's Basketball 2004 - Chris Paul - Men's Basketball 2004 - Blake Lingruen - Football 2003 - Quintin Williams - Football 2003 - Heather Miller - Women's Basketball 2003 - Brad White - Football 2003 - Brad White - Football 2002 - Quintin Williams - Football 2002 - LaChina Robinson - Women's Basketball 2002 - James MacPherson - Football 2002 - Darius Songaila - Men's Basketball 2002 - Broderick Hicks - Men's Basketball 2002 - Brad White - Football 2001 - Vince Azzolina - Football 2001 - Kristen Shaffer - Women's Basketball 2001 - Darius Songaila - Men's Basketball 2001 - Broderick Hicks - Men's Basketball 2001 - Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick - Women's Basketball 2000 - Nick Bender - Football 2000 - Broderick Hicks - Men's Basketball 2000 - Brenda Mock Kirkpatrick - Women's Basketball 1999 - Kelvin Shackleford - Football 1999 - Heidi Coleman - Women's Basketball 1999 - DeLawn Parrish - Football 1999 - Broderick Hicks - Men's Basketball 1999 - Brian Wolverton - Football 1998 - Heidi Coleman - Women's Basketball 1998 - DeLawn Parrish - Football 1998 - Brian Wolverton - Football 1997 - Ricky Peral - Men's Basketball 1997 - DeLawn Parrish - Football 1997 - Chris Gaskell - Football 1996 - Rusty LaRue - Men's Basketball 1996 - Ricky Peral - Men's Basketball 1996 - Dustin Lyman - Football 1995 - Alexis Sockwell - Football 1995 - William Clark - Football 1995 - Tom Stuetzer - Football 1995 - Rusty LaRue - Men's Basketball 1995 - Rusty LaRue - Football 1995 - Ricky Peral - Men's Basketball 1995 - Rick Gardner - Football 1995 - Elton Ndoma-Ogar - Football 1995 - DaLawn Parrish - Football 1994 - Rusty LaRue - Men's Basketball 1994 - Marc Blucas - Men's Basketball 1994 - Elton Ndoma-Ogar - Football 1993 - Tom Stuetzer - Football 1993 - Marc Blucas - Men's Basketball 1992 - Mike Green - Football 1992 - Maurice Miller - Football 1992 - Mark Forester - Men's Basketball 1992 - Kevin Cole - Football 1991 - Maurice Miller - Football 1991 - Tom Wise - Men's Basketball 1991 - Steven Ainsworth - Football 1991 - Steve Ray - Men's Basketball 1990 - Warren Belin - Football 1990 - Tom Wise - Men's Basketball 1989 - Tony Mayberry - Football 1989 - Tom Wise - Men's Basketball 1989 - Rod Ferguson - Football 1988 - Tom Wise - Men's Basketball 1988 - Rod Ferguson - Football 1988 - Joe Wagner - Football 1988 - Jeff Miller - Football 1987 - Joe Wagner - Football 1987 - Alan Dickens - Men's Basketball 1986 - Toby Cole - Football 1985 - Toby Cole - Football 1985 - Lee Garber - Men's Basketball 1985 - Bruce Mark - Football 1984 - Toby Cole - Football 1984 - Lee Garber - Men's Basketball 1983 - Steve Litaker - Football 1983 - Lee Garber - Men's Basketball 1982 - Phil Denfeld - Football 1982 - John Piedmonte - Football 1982 - John Piedmonte - Football 1982 - Andy Seay - Football 1981 - Phil Denfeld - Football 1981 - Leo Leitner - Football 1981 - Landon King - Football 1981 - John Piedmonte- Football 1981 - Gary Schofield - Football 1981 - Andy Seay - Football 1980 - Phil Denfeld - Football 1980 - Landon King - Football 1980 - Andy Seay - Football 1979 - Landon King - Football 1978 - Rick Dadouris - Football 1978 - James Royster - Football 1978 - Chuck Kraft - Football 1978 - Buddy Patterson - Football 1977 - Rick Dadouris - Football 1977 - Mike McGlamry - Football 1977 - Kris Spilsbury - Football 1976 - Mike McGlamry - Football 1976 - John Bryce - Football 1975 - Mike McGlamry - Football 1975 - Gerald Hopkins - Football 1974 - Rick Gregory - Football 1973 - Tom Fehring - Football 1973 - Dan Stroup - Football 1973 - Bobby Hook - Men's Basketball 1970 - Dick Walker - Men's Basketball 1970 - Dan Ackley - Men's Basketball 1969 - Rich Sievers - Football 1969 - Joe Dobner - Football 1969 - Jerry Montgomery - Men's Basketball 1969 - Ed George - Football 1968 - Lloyd Halvorson - Football 1968 - Joe Dobner - Football 1967 - Joe Dobner - Football 1967 - Jerry Montgomery - Men's Basketball 1966 - Lloyd Halvorson - Football 1966 - Ken Hauswald - Football 1965 - John Beaudoin - Football 1964 - Richard Cameron - Football 1964 - John Mackovic - Football 1963 - Richard Carmichael - Men's Basketball 1963 - Bill Faircloth - Football 1962 - Bill Shendow - Football 1961 - Alan White - Football 1960 - Paul Martineau - Football 1959 - Larry Fleisher - Football 1959 - Aubrey Currie - Football 1957 - Larry Brooks - Football 1955 - Bob Bartholomew - Football 1954 - J.C. Turner - Football |
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ACC Postgraduate Scholarship The ACC Postgraduate Scholarships are awarded by the ACC to those senior student-athletes interested in pursuing graduate study who also performed with distinction in both the classroom and in their respective sports while demonstrating exemplary conduct in the community. |
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2008 - Caitlin Chrisman - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 2008 - Ben Hunter - Baseball 2008 - Julian Valentin - Men's Soccer 2007 - Lauren Crandall - Field Hockey 2007 - Michelle Sikes - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 2007 - Jamie Whitten - Field Hockey 2006 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 2006 - Sarah Kozey - Women's Soccer 2006 - Ariel Myers - Field Hockey 2005 - Karin Coetzee - Women's Tennis 2005 - Ashley Hoagland - Women's Golf 2004 - William Hesmer - Men's Soccer 2004 - Weston Saunders - Men's Soccer 2004 - Katherine Winstead - Women's Soccer 2003 - Nuria Clau - Women's Golf 2003 - Carissa Rutland - Women's Track and Field 2003 - Paul Singleton - Men's Track and Field 2002 - Rachel Burns - Women's Track and Field 2002 - Maren Haus - Women's Tennis 2001 - Jenny Everett - Field Hockey 2001 - Raul Munoz - Men's Tennis 2000 - Matt Burdick - Football 2000 - Stephan Pro - Men's Track and Field 1998 - Lule Aydin - Women's Tennis 1997 - Will Clark - Football 1997 - Mary Richardson - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 1997 - Lindsay Seawright - Women's Basketball 1996 - Andy Bloom - Men's Track and Field 1996 - Rusty LaRue - Men's Football 1996 - Rusty LaRue - Men's Basketball 1996 - Rusty LaRue - Baseball 1995 - Stephanie Neill - Women's Golf 1994 - Marc Blucas - Men's Basketball |
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ACC Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Athletics Since 1957, the ACC has presented an Award for the Scholar-Athlete of the Year to a male athlete at each of its member schools. An award for a female athlete was added beginning in 1980. |
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2008 - Louis Frazier - Football 2008 - Natalie Mullikin - Volleyball 2007 - Louis Frazier - Football 2007 - Michelle Sikes - Women's Cross Country/Track/Field 2006 - Grey Ballard - Men's Soccer 2006 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Cross Country/Track/Field 2005 - Brad White - Football 2005 - Ashley Hoagland - Women's Golf 2004 - Will Hesmer - Men's Soccer 2004 - Katherine Winstead - Women's Soccer 2003 - Brent Wanner - Men's Golf 2003 - Nuria Clau - Men's Golf 2002 - David Bush - Baseball 2002 - Maren Haus - Women's Tennis 2001 - Raul Munoz - Men's Tennis 2001 - Jenny Everett - Field Hockey 2000 - Matthew Burdick - Football 2000 - Amy Marchell - Field Hockey 1999 - Kyle Bachmeier - Men's Soccer 1999 - Sari Rose - Women's Soccer 1998 - Ihor Dotsenkio - Men's Soccer 1998 - Lule Aydin - Women's Tennis 1997 - William Clark - Football 1997 - Lindsay Seawright - Women's Basketball 1996 - Rusty LaRue - Football/Men's Basketball 1996 - Patty Murren - Women's Tennis 1995 - Quentin Huff - Men's Tennis 1995 - Stephanie Neill - Women's Golf 1994 - Stuart Burnham - Men's Cross Country/Track/Field 1994 - Nicole Levesque - Women's Basketball 1993 - Siegmar Degler - Men's Tennis 1993 - Kimberly Tyrer - Women's Golf 1992 - Eriks Simanis - Men's Tennis 1992 - Heather Turnquist - Women's Cross Country/Track/Field 1991 - Tom Wise - Men's Basketball 1991 - Ellen Bailey - Field Hockey 1990 - Rodney Ferguson - Football 1990 - Susan Crisp - Women's Cross Country/Track/Field 1989 - Barry Fabyan - Men's Golf 1989 - Jane O'Sullivan - Field Hockey 1988 - Donnie Heck - Men's Soccer 1988 - Amy Carter - Women's Basketball 1987 - Alan Dickens - Women's Basketball 1987 - Maria Merritt - Women's Cross Country/Track/Field 1986 - Marco Lucioni - Men's Tennis 1986 - Kimberly Lanane - Women's Cross Country/Track/Field 1985 - William DeAraujo - Men's Soccer 1985 - Sarah Lewis - Volleyball 1984 - John Piedmonte - Football 1984 - Diane Swick - Women's Cross Country 1983 - Andy Seay - Football 1983 - Leslie Van Houten - Women's Tennis 1982 - Landon King - Football 1982 - Elizabeth Brown - Volleyball 1981 - Greg Lefelar - Baseball 1981 - Cincy Sechler - Field Hockey 1980 - Donnie Jackson - Football 1980 - Jane Jackson - Women's Basketball 1979 - Bob Hely - Football 1978 - Mike McGlamry - Football 1977 - John Bryce - Football 1976 - Ken Miller - Baseball 1975 - Tom Fehring - Football 1974 - Don Stroup - Football 1973 - Tye VanBuren - Men's Track 1972 - Larry Hopkins - Football 1971 - Richard Bozoian - Football 1970 - Joseph Dobner - Football 1969 - Jerry Montgomery - Men's Basketball 1968 - Larry Cain - Men's Basketball 1967 - Kenneth Hauswald - Football 1966 - Andrew Talor - Swimming 1965 - John Mackovic - Football 1964 - Richard Carmichael - Men's Basketball 1963 - Bill Shendow - Football 1962 - Charles Reiley - Baseball 1961 - Robert Plemmons - Baseball 1960 - William Cullen - Men's Basketball 1959 - Richard Odom - Men's Basketball 1958 - Richard Frazier - Men's Cross Country 1957 - Jack McGinley - Baseball |
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ACC Sportsmanship Award The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) established the ACC Sportsmanship Award during the 2003-04 academic year. The Sportsmanship Award is sponsored for all sports and recognizes the team that conducts themselves with a high degree of character and good sportsmanship, coaches included. The teams are judged by their peers. There is one winner per sport. |
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2006-2007 - Women's Golf 2006-2007 - Men's Basketball 2006-2007 - Men's Indoor Track and Field 2005-2006 - Overall Spring Sports winner 2005-2006 - Football 2005-2006 - Men's Basketball 2005-2006 - Men's Golf 2005-2006 - Men's Outdoor Track and Field 2004-2005 - Overall Spring Sports winner 2004-2005 - Women's Golf 2004-2005 - Men's Outdoor Track and Field 2004-2005 - Men's Indoor Track and Field 2004-2005 - Field Hockey 2003-2004 - Women's Golf 2003-2004 - Women's Basketball 2002-2003 - Field Hockey 2002-2003 - Women's Soccer |
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Edwin G. Wilson Student-Athlete of the Year Award Edwin G. Wilson Student-Athletes of the Year are selected by a vote of all Wake Forest head coaches and athletic department administrators. |
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2007-2008 - Louis Frazier - Football 2007-2008 - Natalie Mullikin - Volleyball 2006-2007 - Louis Frazier - Football 2006-2007 - Michelle Sikes - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 2005-2006 - Grey Ballard - Men's Soccer 2005-2006 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 2004-2005 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 2004-2005 - Brad White - Football 2003-2004 - Anne Bersagel - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 2003-2004 - William Hesmer - Men's Soccer 2002-2003 - Nuria Clau - Women's Golf 2002-2003 - Brent Wanner - Men's Golf 2001-2002 - Rachel Burns - Women's Track and Field 2001-2002 - Brent Wanner - Men's Golf 2000-2001 - Jenny Everett - Field Hockey 2000-2001 - Raul Munoz - Men's Tennis 1999-2000 - Matthew Burdick - Football 1999-2000 - Amy Marchell - Field Hockey 1998-1999 - Matthew Burdick - Football 1998-1999 - Jill Snyder - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 1997-1998 - Lule Aydin - Women's Tennis 1997-1998 - Ihor Dotsenkio - Men's Soccer 1996-1997 - William Clark - Football 1996-1997 - Lindsay Seawright - Women's Basketball 1995-1996 - Maura Carney - Women's Soccer 1995-1996 - Rusty LaRue - Football/Men's Basketball/Baseball 1995-1996 - Cindy Moreshead - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field 1994-1995 - Andy Bloom - Men's Track and Field 1994-1995 - Colleen Lee - Field Hockey 1993-1994 - Stuart Burnham - Men's Cross Country/Track and Field 1993-1994 - Stephanie Neill - Women's Golf |
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D.E.A.C. of the Week This award recognizes one student-athlete each week who shows he or she is Dedicated to Excellent Achievements in the Classroom. The student is awarded a certificate and his or her picture is placed on a plaque in Student-Athlete Services. |
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May 12, 2008 - Whitney Berry - Women's Soccer April 28, 2008 - Gelo Orange - Football April 21, 2008 - Mark Adzick - Baseball April 14, 2008 - Kyle Wilber - Football April 7, 2008 - Marshall Williams - Football March 31, 2008 - Cortney Fallen - Cheerleading March 24, 2008 - Natalie Sheary - Women's Golf March 17, 2008 - Tripp Russell - Football March 3, 2008 - Courteney Morris - Women's Basketball February 25, 2008 - Lou-Trice Gamble - Field Hockey February 18, 2008 - Courtney Morgan - Baseball February 11, 2008 - Jamie Skeen - Men's Basketball February 4, 2008 - Joe Looney - Football December 3, 2007 - Cory Parr - Men's Tennis November 12, 2007 - Devon Brown - Football November 4, 2007 - Jeff Leach - Men's Soccer October 29, 2007 - Gary Clark - Men's Basketball October 22, 2007 - Josh Bush - Football October 15, 2007 - Dylan Faulkner - Volleyball October 8, 2007 - Channing Schofield - Football October 1, 2007 - Ike Opara - Men's Soccer September 24, 2007 - Ted Randolph - Football September 16, 2007 - Tristan Dorty - Football September 10, 2007 - Kem Wilson - Women's Basketball August 6, 2007 - Michael Hoag - Football July 30, 2007 - Alex Mann - Field Hockey July 23, 2007 - Chris DeGeare - Football July 16, 2007 - Alex Tchangoue - Women's Basketball July 9, 2007 - Marcus Tracy - Men's Soccer June 25, 2007 - L.D. Williams - Men's Basketball June 18, 2007 - Alex Wiesner - Baseball June 11, 2007 - Michael Lockett - Football June 4, 2007 - Michael Carter - Football May 21, 2007 - All Graduates! May 7, 2007 - Travis Wadkins - Men's Golf April 30, 2007 - Cody Arnoux - Men's Soccer April 23, 2007 - Anthony Gurley - Men's Basketball April 11, 2007 - Matthew Woodlief - Football April 2, 2007 - Andrew Brasseaux - Men's Tennis March 26, 2007 - Corinne Groves - Women's Basketball March 12, 2007 - Austin da Luz - Men's Soccer March 5, 2007 - Nicole Castronuova - Women's Cross Country/Track and Field February 22, 2007 - Caitlin Farrell - Women's Soccer February 14, 2007 - D.J. Boldin - Football December 4, 2006 - Ryan Semeniuk - Baseball November 27, 2006 - Shannan Homan - Volleyball November 13, 2006 - Antonio Wilson - Football |
