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2011 NSCAA College Team Academic Award Winners Revealed 2011 NSCAA College Team Academic Award Winners Revealed Posted by NSCAA on Dec 2, 2011 A total of 789 soccer teams (218 men, 571 women) posted a team grade point average of 3.0 or higher, thereby earning the NSCAA Team Academic Award for the 2010-11 academic year. Of that total, 154 schools had both their men's and women's programs recognized. Those schools include: Adelphi University University of Akron University of Albany Allegheny College American University Anderson University Appalachian State University Arcadia University Auburn University Montgomery Augsburg College Baldwin-Wallace College Bard College Bellarmine University Beloit College Birmingham-Southern College Bowdoin College Bowling Green State University Brown University Bucknell University University of California-San Diego Capital University Carleton College Case Western Reserve University University of Chicago Coastal Carolina University Coe College Columbia University Concordia College-Moorhead Cornell University Covenant College Creighton University Dartmouth College Davidson College University of Dayton University of Denver Dordt College Drury University Duke University Eastern Illinois University Elon University Emory University Florida Gulf Coast University Fordham University Furman University Geneva College Georgetown University Georgia State University Gonzaga University Grove City College Gustavus Adolphus College Harvard University Haverford College Hendrix College High Point University Houghton College University of Indianapolis Illinois Wesleyan University Iona College Juniata College Lafayette College Lawrence University Lancaster Bible College Lehigh University Limestone College Lincoln Memorial University Long Island University Loyola University Chicago Loyola University Maryland Luther College Lynn University Macalester College Maranatha Baptist Bible College Marist College Marquette University Marshall University Maryville College Massachusetts Institute of Technology University of Memphis Mercer University Merrimack College Middlebury College Millsaps College UMKC Monmouth University University of Montevallo Mount Vernon Nazarene University University of New Hampshire Newman University Niagara University University of North Carolina-Charlotte University of North Carolina-Wilmington North Carolina State University North Central College North Georgia College & State University North Park University Northwood University University of Notre Dame Oberlin College Occidental College Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan University Oregon State University Ouachita Baptist University University of Pennsylvania Penn State University Piedmont College University of Portland Presbyterian College Principia College Quincy University Radford University Regis University Rhodes College University of Rochester Rochester Institute of Technology Rockhurst University Roger Williams University Rollins College Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Saint Francis University St. John's University Saint Mary's College of California St. Olaf College Salve Regina University Scranton, University of Seattle Pacific University Skidmore College University of South Carolina University of South Carolina Upstate University of South Florida Stanford University Stetson University Tiffin University Towson University Tufts University Valparaiso University University of Vermont Virginia Commonwealth University Wartburg College University of Washington Washington & Lee University Waynesburg University Webster University West Virginia University Westminster College Whitworth University Wilkes University William Carey University William Jewell College Winthrop University Wright State University Xavier University Young Harris College 2010-11 NSCAA Women's Team Academic Award School, Coach, GPA Adelphi University, Christopher Armas, 3.45 Agnes Scott College, Joe Bergin, 3.41 University of Akron, Chris Pfau, 3.36 University of Alabama, Todd Bramble, 3.29 University of Alabama-Birmingham, Harold Warren, 3.54 University of Albany, Mary Frances Monroe, 3.10 Alfred University, Jen Enke, 3.04 Allegheny College, Michael Webber, 3.22 Alma College, Jeff Hosler, 3.21 American International College, Matthew Johnson, 3.49 American University, Dave Bucciero, 3.53 Amherst College, Jennifer Hughes, 3.50 Anderson University, Jennifer Myhre, 3.27 Angelo State University, Travis McCorkle, 3.37 Appalachian State University, Sarah Strickland, 3.20 Arcadia University, Rick Brownell, 3.31 University of Arkansas, Erin Aubry, 3.43 University of Arkansas-Little Rock, Freddy Delgado, 3.25 University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff, Roberto Mazza, 3.49 Arkansas State University, Tafadzwa Ziyenge, 3.63 Armstrong Atlantic State University, Eric Faulconer, 3.34 Arizona State University, Kevin Boyd, 3.38 Auburn University, Karen Hoppa, 3.18 Auburn University Montgomery, Jamey Newsome, 3.13 Augsburg College, Mike Navarre, 3.31 Augustana College, Scott Mejia, 3.23 Augustana College, Brandon Barkus, 3.27 Aurora University, Kanute Drugan, 3.47 Austin College, Paul Burns, 3.38 Austin Peay State University, Kelley Guth, 3.21 Baldwin-Wallace College, Reid Ayers, 3.08 Ball State University, Craig Roberts, 3.40 Baptist Bible College, Dr.Chris Davis, 3.23 Bard University, Bill Kelly, 3.15 Barry University, Fred Jungemann, 3.46 Bates College, Kelsy Hoss, 3.37 Baylor University, Marci Jobson, 3.63 Bellarmine University, Jonathan Velotta, 3.47 Belmont University, Heather Henson, 3.41 Beloit College, Liz Bartley, 3.32 Benedictine College, Lincoln Roblee, 3.13 Binghamton University, Sarah McClellan, 3.17 Birmingham-Southern College, Benji Walton, 3.27 Bloomfield College, Katie Egan, 3.01 Bluffton University, Rick Nussbaum, 3.43 Boise State University, Steve Lucas, 3.18 Boston University, Nancy Feldman, 3.32 Bowdoin College, Maren Rojas, 3.18 Bowling Green State University, Andy Richards, 3.58 Brandeis University, Denise Dallamora, 3.35 Brevard College, Shigeyoshi Shinohara, 3.34 University of Bridgeport, Magnus J.. Nilerud, 3.39 Brigham Young University, Jennifer Rockwood, 3.21 Brown University, Phil Pincince, 3.42 Bryan College, Mark Sauve, 3.35 Bryant University, Chris Flint, 3.15 Bryn Mawr College, Erin DeMarco, 3.45 Bucknell University, Ben Landis, 3.54 University at Buffalo, Michael Thomas, 3.32 Butler Community College, Adam Hunter, 3.01 Caldwell College, Natalie Guagliardi, 3.25 University of California, Neil McGuire, 3.21 University of California-Davis, MaryClaire Robinson, 3.00 University of California-Irvine, Scott Juniper, 3.06 University of California-San Diego, Brian McManus, 3.22 California Lutheran University, Frank Marino, 3.24 California State University Bakersfield, Melissa Phillips, 3.14 California State University Chico, Kim Sutton, 3.21 California State University Long Beach, Mauricio Ingrassia, 3.01 California State University-San Bernardino, Travis Clarke, 3.26 California State University Stanislaus, Gabriel Bolton, 3.26 Campbell University, Todd Clark, 3.37 Canisius College, Jim Wendling, 3.34 Capital University, Chris Kouns, 3.36 Carleton College, Keren Gudeman, 3.41 Carnegie Mellon University, Yon Struble, 3.28 Carroll College, David Thorvildson, 3.47 Carthage College, Sara Johnson, 3.30 Case Western Reserve University, Tiffany Crooks, 3.58 Centenary College (N.J.), Kevin Davies, 3.51 Central Connecticut State University, Mick D'Arcy, 3.28 University of Central Florida, Amanda Cromwell, 3.18 Central Michigan University, Neil Stafford, 3.70 Central Washington University, Michael Farrand, 3.20 Centre College, Jay Hoffman, 3.18 Chestnut Hill College, Sandy Dickson, 3.30 Chapman University, Courtney Calderon, 3.44 College of Charleston, Christian Michner, 3.32 University of Charleston, Todd Duiguid, 3.38 University of Chicago, Amy Howley Reifert, 3.49 University of Cincinnati, Michelle Salmon, 3.22 Claremont McKenna-Harvey Mudd-Scripps Colleges, Keri Sanchez, 3.49 Clemson University, Eddie Radwanski, 3.15 Cleveland State University, Derrek Falor, 3.34 Coastal Carolina University, Paul Hogan, 3.36 Coe College, Homer Screws, 3.04 The College at Brockport, Joan Schockow, 3.33 Colorado Mesa University, Erin Sharpe, 3.05 Coker College, Dan Muns, 3.31 Colorado School of Miines, Kevin Frakes, 3.24 Columbia University, Kevin McCarthy, 3.36 Columbus State University, Jay Entlich, 3.31 Concord University, Stefani Workman, 3.27 Concordia College-Moorhead, Dan Weiler, 3.52 Concordia University St. Paul, Steve Bellis, 3.34 Concordia University Texas, Corey Holton, 3.14 University of Connecticut, Len Tsantiris, 3.43 Corban University, Marty Ziesemer, 3.34 Cornell University, Danielle Larouche, 3.36 Covenant College, Mark Duble, 3.29 Creighton University, Bruce Erickson, 3.43 Dallas Baptist University, Michelle Lenard, 3.14 Dartmouth College, Theresa Wagner, 3.27 Davidson College, Greg Ashton, 3.32 University of Dayton, Michael Tucker, 3.25 Delaware State University, Nilan Soni, 3.10 Delaware Valley College, Kevin Doherty, 3.41 Denison University, Gail Murphy, 3.00 University of Denver, Jeff Hooker, 3.53 DePaul University, Erin Chastain, 3.37 University of Detroit Mercy, Mike Lupenec, 3.24 Dixie State College of Utah, Linda Huddleston, 3.46 Dominican University of California, Jonathan Delano, 3.36 Dominican University, Ellen Brown, 3.06 Dordt College, Dave Schenk, 3.53 Dowling College, Kerri McCabe, 3.04 Drake University, Lindsey Horner, 3.31 Drexel University, Ray Goon, 3.37 University of Dubuque, Jason Berna, 3.31 Duke University, Robbie Church, 3.39 Drury University, Alf Bilbao, 3.53 East Carolina University,
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