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National Association of Basketball Coaches Announces 2012-13 Honors Court FOR RELEASE – 12 NOON EDT – July 17, 2013 Contact: Rick Leddy, NABC 203-815-2437 ([email protected]) National Association of Basketball Coaches Announces 2012-13 Honors Court NABC Honors More Than 700 Student-Athletes from 287 Colleges/Universities Kansas City, Mo. -- The National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) today announced the NABC Honors Court, recognizing those collegiate basketball student-athletes who excelled in academics during the 2012-13 season. The NABC Honors Court recognizes the talents and gifts that these men possess off the court, and the hard work they exhibit in the classroom. In order to be named to the Honors Court, a student-athlete must meet a high standard of academic criteria. The qualifications are as follows: 1. Academically a junior or senior and a varsity player. 2. Cumulative G.P.A. of 3.2 or higher at the conclusion of the 2012-13 academic year. 3. Students must have matriculated at least one year at their current institution. 4. Member of an NCAA Division I, II, III, or NAIA Division I or II institution. The NABC will announce its Team Academic Excellence Awards on Thursday, July 18. 2012-13 NABC Honors Court Alabama A&M Jose Long Junior Criminal Justice Alabama Birmingham Karl Moton Senior Physical Education Alabama Huntsville Xavier Baldwin Senior Biology Brett Webster Senior Biology Taylor Chapman Junior Business Alaska Anchorage Liam Gibcus Senior Civil Engineering Travis Thompson Junior Civil Engineering Kyle Fossman Junior Accounting Chris Weitzel Senior Business Administration Alaska Fairbanks Stefan Tica Senior Business Administration Sergej Pucar Junior Business Administration Albertus Magnus James Economopoulos Senior Education Julian Sanders Junior Education Albright Sam Marrella Junior Business Finance 1 Alma Kyle Aho Junior Exercise and Health Science Brandon Krause Junior Mathematics Caleb VanTimmeren Junior Business Administration Chris Williamson Junior Business Administration American Austin Carroll Junior Business Administration Daniel Fisher Senior International Studies Blake Jolivette Senior Business Administration Daniel Munoz Senior Business Administration Arcadia Mike Fitzpatrick Junior Communications/Print Media Arkansas Kikko Haydar Junior Exercise Science-Pre Professional Science Charlie Henderson Junior Management-Organizational Leadership Ashford Vesteinn Sveinsson Senior Computer Science and Mathematics Joseph Lightfoot III Senior Sports and Recreation Management Kevin Gray Junior Finance Assumption Tim Beinert Senior Accounting Augsburg College Eren Cur Senior Economics/Accounting Dan Kornbaum Junior Engineering Andrew Krupke Junior Business Management Tyler Schmidt Senior Business Administration Aurora Joel Iventosch Senior Business/Computer Science Austin College Alen Michael Senior Business/Pre-Med Vineeth Kumar Senior Business/Pre-Med Jackson Ross Junior Business/Political Science Baker University Kevin Lysaught Senior Psychology Julian Mills Junior Business/Finance Ben Steinlage Senior History E.J. Carter Junior Mass Media/PR Baylor Jacob Neubert Senior Accounting Logan Lowery Junior Finance Brady Heslip Junior General Studies Belmont Reece Chamberlain Junior Finance J.J. Mann Junior Economics Holden Mobley Junior Philosophy Drew Windler Junior Exercise Science Beloit Chris Bremner Junior Studio Art Mitch Carlson Junior Business Economics Steve Dowden Junior English/Education Max King Junior Psychology James Lazarcik Junior Chemistry/Pre-Med Joe Poshepny Junior Bio-Chemistry/Pre-Med Laramie Wieseman Junior Biology/Education Bemidji State Lance Rongstad Senior Biology Jason Edwards Senior Business Administration Jake Schalow Junior Physical Education Benedictine Charlie Wallrapp Junior Political Science Stephen O’Brien Junior Business 2 Bentley Mikerson Laurent Senior Economics/Finance David Guillette Junior Finance Bethany College (Kan.) Danny Dodson Senior Biology Jason Mihalcin Senior Math, Chemistry, Physics Ray Purtle Senior Elementary Education Teaching Bluffton University Tyler Neal Senior Business Jon Fowler Junior Business Josh Johnson Junior Business Dustin Kinn Junior Strength and Conditioning Matt Weisenborn Junior History - Education Bradley Jake Eastman Senior Communications (Sports Comm.) Milos Knezevic Senior Communications (PR) Walt Lemon Jr. Junior Psychology Tyshon Pickett Junior Sociology Briar Cliff University John Engler Senior Business Administration Bridgewater College Romie Powell Junior Biology Brigham Young Craig Cusick Senior Accounting Bryant Joe O’Shea Junior History Bucknell Brian Fitzpatrick Senior History Bryson Johnson Senior Economics Mike Muscala Senior Management Butler Andrew Smith Senior Business Finance Cabrini Goran Dulac Senior Finance John Glenn Senior Finance Fran Rafferty Junior Accounting Cal State San Bernardino Johnny Bell Senior Business Caldwell Karel Thuwis Senior Global Business Campbellsville Jordan Myers Junior Social Studies Filip Stanic Junior Business Management Canisius Isaac Sosa Senior Finance Capital University Spencer Niekamp Senior Marketing Michael Sommer Senior Athletic Training Tim Congrove Senior Physical Education/Intervention Specialist Mitch Westerheide Senior Middle Childhood Education Carnegie Mellon Sean Brophy Junior Business Administration Robert Mohen Junior Economics Rashaun Riley Junior Information Systems Case Western Reserve Austin Fowler Senior Biology David Thompson Junior Accounting Castleton State Doug Krouse Junior Sports Management Chad Pulver Junior Business 3 Catholic University Chris Kearney Senior Business Management Nate Koenig Senior Psychology Cedarville Zach Brown Senior Early Childhood Education Ben Hecker Senior Secondary Mathematics Education Bryan Redic Junior Accounting/Information Systems Centenary (N.J.) Tim Brix Junior Business Admin./Sports Management Max Hughes Senior Mathematics/Teacher of Mathematics Kyle Malavasi Junior Business Admin./Sports Management Central Missouri Joseph Davis Junior Business Management Andrew Whitehead Senior Criminal Justice Chapman Rabbie Mojadiddi Senior Political Science Chicago Wayne Simon II Junior Public Policy Chico State Jake Lovisolo Senior Finance/Economics Damario Sims Senior Criminal Justice Rashad Parker Senior Criminal Justice Sean Park Senior Exercise Physiology Nate Appel Junior Criminal Justice Christian Brothers Pat Graham Senior Biology Austin Johnson Senior Biology Cory McArthy Junior Business Administration The Citadel Michael Groselle Senior Engineering Clarke Brian O’Donnell Senior Secondary Education Jake Petersen Senior Psychology Charles Deneen Junior Athletic Training Cleveland State Ludovic Ndaye Junior Pre-Med Coe College David Mataloni Senior Business Nathan Joens Senior Business Max Stanford Junior Education Colorado Sabatino Chen Senior Mathematics Shane Harris-Tunks Senior Advertising Colorado Christian Tony Black Junior Communication/Political Science Kyle Weaver Junior Business Stephen Dennis Senior Accounting Michael Stamer Junior Communication Colorado College Ian Rewoldt Senior International Political Economy Daniel Webb Junior Physics Chris Mayo-Smith Junior Economics Colorado School of Mines Bryant Elrick Senior Bio Chemical Engineering Nico Mucci Senior Chemical Engineering Luke Meisch Senior Chemical Engineering Brett Green Senior Petroleum Engineering Colorado State Dorian Green Senior Health and Exercise Science 4 Columbia College Blake Walker Senior Accounting Brock Walker Senior Accounting Jordan Dressler Senior Environmental Science Benjamin Bowman Senior Sports Management James Hal Payne Senior Criminal Justice Zachary Rockers Junior Business Management Tanner Sutton Junior Accounting Coker Andrew Morris Senior Business Austin Harper Senior Mathematics Eren Moses Junior Physical Education Jonathan Gardner Senior Physical Education Concord University Gentry Shrewsbury Senior Education Concordia (Minn.) 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