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Missy Franklin Highlights Record Number of 810 Scholar All PRESS RELEASE Missy Franklin Highlights Record Number of 810 Scholar All- American Swimmers & Divers More than 1,000 Additional Athletes Earn Honorable Mention Status June 25, 2015 NORFOLK, Va. (June 25, 2015) - The College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has selected a record 810 swimmers and divers to its Scholar All-America team, highlighted by CSCAA Swimmers-of-the-Year Missy Franklin and Ryan Murphy from California, Sarah Thompson (Williams) and Andrew Wilson (Emory). An additional 1,078 swimmers and divers were recognized as Honorable-Mention selections Student athletes were designated based on their performance in the classroom and the pool. In total 284, institutions placed at least one swimmer or diver on the either the first team or Honorable Mention lists. “Swimmers and divers truly embody the student-athlete ethos and are well-known for earning some of the highest GPAs on campus,” said CSCAA executive director Joel Shinofield . “With nearly half of all national championship qualifiers producing GPA’s higher than 3.50, you see swimming and diving adds so much to value to a campus community. These accomplishments are impressive and a sign of the success they will carry on through life, positively representing their schools along the way.” To be selected to the CSCAA Scholar All-America Team, swimmers and divers must have achieved a grade point average of 3.50 or higher and have participated in their respective NCAA/NAIA/NJCAA Swimming and Diving Championships. Honorable Mention selections have similarly achieved a GPA of 3.50 and achieved a "B" time standard or competed at their respective qualifying meets. The selections were drawn from 284 colleges and universities, up from 243 in 2014. That, Shinofield explains, illustrates the widespread contributions of swimming and diving. “This really shows that success isn’t limited to the ‘traditional’ powers. We’ve got coaches, athletes and institutions doing some great things in places you wouldn’t expect and is something we’re very proud of.” Founded in 1922, the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) – the oldest organization of college coaches in America -is a professional organization of college swimming and diving coaches dedicated to serving and providing leadership for the advancement of the sport of swimming & diving at the collegiate level. For questions about the CSCAA Scholar All-America Team contact: [email protected] SS cchhoollaarr DIVISION I WOMEN SPRING 2015 Air Force Genevieve Miller Ball State Brittany Penn (HM) Davidson Elise Lankiewicz (HM) Kimberly Davis (HM) Boise State Brittany Aoyama Denver Amanda Sanders Sara Menke (HM) Samantha Wicks Johanna Roas Akron Amanda Lawson (HM) Blake Balogh (HM) Samantha Corea Ashley Niznik (HM) Emma Chard (HM) Zoe Huddleston Erin Seiler (HM) Erin Kohlbeck (HM) Bridgette McNally (HM) Hannah Raspopovich (HM) Heather Harper (HM) Clara Jenck (HM) Laura Savariau (HM) Jessica Bottelberghe (HM) Dana Gau (HM) Paige Kelkenberg (HM) Jordan Marthens (HM) Duke Jaimee Gundry (HM) Alabama Emma Saunders Kacee Olsen (HM) Jessica Sutherland (HM) Justine Panian Karli Kriewall (HM) Kendall McClenney (HM) Kaylin Burchell Katelyn Martin (HM) Kiera Molloy (HM) Mia Nonnenberg Morgan McClure (HM) Madeline Rusch (HM) Temarie Tomley Nikki Cannon (HM) Verity Abel (HM) Caroline Korst (HM) Sydney Johansen (HM) Duquesne Kayla Owens (HM) Emily Zablocki (HM) Brigham Young Anna Dahl (HM) East Carolina Megan Sellers Kara Fredlock (HM) Haley Bertoldo (HM) Alicia Roueche (HM) Kristel Vourna (HM) Brown Kate Dillione (HM) Bailie Monahan (HM) Morgan Presley (HM) Bucknell Emma Levendoski Vendela Norrman (HM) Stephanie Klotz (HM) Ashley Henderson (HM) Eastern Michigan Alex Shereda (HM) Arizona State Jorie Caneta Rachel Perry (HM) Alexis Mitcheltree (HM) Melanie Busch Buffalo Jessica Powers (HM) Carly Jackson (HM) Juanita Baretto (HM) Megan Burns (HM) Lauren Dark (HM) Anna Olasz (HM) Taylor Steffl (HM) Monica Dorszewski (HM) Jennifer Morgan (HM) California Camille Cheng Evansville Courtney Coverdale (HM) Tory Houston (HM) Eleanor Smart Florida Alyssa Yambor-Maul Arkansas Anna Mayfield Kelly Naze Autumn Finke Chelsea Tatlow Kristen Vredeveld Delaney Dye (HM) Madeline Monroe Melanie Klaren Florida Atlantic Kiley Kuether (HM) Nicole Daniels Missy Franklin Florida Gulf Coast Emma Svensson Rachel Stoehr Noemie Thomas Kira Toussaint Susanna White Rachael Acker Sara Hamilton Aiden Lister (HM) Anne Kastler (HM) Cayla Collins (HM) Elizabeth Braun (HM) MaiJa Roses (HM) Nina Schiffer (HM) Hannah Bortnick (HM) CSU-Bakersfield Carlee Burks (HM) Sandra Wilk (HM) Yuliya Banach (HM) Central Conn Helene Neuhaus (HM) Taylor Malewicki (HM) Auburn Carly Scheper Cincinnati Helena Pikhartova (HM) Florida State Kaitlyn Dressel (HM) Cinzia Calabretta Lindsey Niehaus (HM) Gardner-Webb Charity Byrum (HM) McKenna DeBever Clemson Allison Brophy (HM) Lili Toth (HM) Ashton Ellzey Jessica Doolittle (HM) London Schumacher (HM) Natasha Lloyd Sarah Braun (HM) Valerie Hull Colorado State Emily Williams (HM) Zoe Thatcher Erin Taylor (HM) Genny Pittman (HM) Katie Kicklighter (HM) Morgan Mullins (HM) Mary Kate Hardy (HM) Sarah Peterson (HM) Tess Simpson (HM) Sarah Reynolds (HM) Columbia Salena Huang (HM) Shanna Schuelein (HM) Cornell Jenna Immormino (HM) Founded in 1922, the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) – the oldest organization of college coaches in America -is a professional organization of college swimming and diving coaches dedicated to serving and providing leadership for the advancement of the sport of swimming & di ving at the collegiate level. SS cchhoollaarr DIVISION I WOMEN SPRING 2015 Georgia Amber McDermott Iowa Joelle Christy Miami (Florida) Cheyenne Cousineau Annie Zhu Abigail Grilli (HM) Thea Vock Chantal Van Landeghem Allison Orvis (HM) Wally Layland Courtney Peters Olivia Kabacinski (HM) Heather Arseth (HM) Courtney Weaver Iowa State Breanna Loeschke (HM) Julia Schippert (HM) Hali Flickinger Kasey Roberts (HM) Ksenia Yuskova (HM) Jordan Mattern Marissa Engel (HM) My Fridell (HM) Lauren Harrington Sydney Ronald (HM) Michigan Carey Chen Madeline Locus IUPUI Alexus Laird (HM) Clara Smiddy Meaghan Raab Melissa Berger (HM) Claudia Goswell Rachel Zilinskas James Madison Camilla Czulada (HM) Gillian Ryan Darcie O'Brien (HM) Carly Alexander (HM) Hannah Moore Kelly Thatcher (HM) Olivia Lehman (HM) Carolyn McCann (HM) Kimberlee John-Williams (HM) Kansas Bryce Hinde (HM) Madeline Frost (HM) Olivia Boggs (HM) Lydia Pocisk (HM) Madison Horton (HM) Georgia Southern Elaina Lanson (HM) Kentucky Abby Myers Marni Oldershaw (HM) Georgia Tech Shannon Lumbra Bridgette Alexander Sarah Kamstra (HM) Andrea Demick (HM) Christa Cabot Yin Yan Claudia Lau (HM) Darelle Cowley (HM) Christina Bechtel Zoe Mattingly (HM) Madison Young (HM) Danielle Galyer Michigan State Cristee Cordes (HM) Grand Canyon Hannah Kastigar (HM) Kendal Casey Elizabeth Brown (HM) Iryna Glavnyk (HM) Kristen Wilson Madeline Sewell (HM) Harvard Jing Leung Rebecca Hamperian Shelby Lacy (HM) Geordie Enoch (HM) Samantha Shaheen Minnesota Blake Zeiger Hannah Allchurch (HM) Kendra Crew (HM) Brooke Zeiger Kristina Li (HM) Lehigh Kaitlyn Ruffing (HM) Danielle Nack Sherry Liu (HM) Liberty Cori Gary (HM) Jessica Plant Stephanie Ferrell (HM) Kendall Hough (HM) Kathryn Etterman Hawaii Genevieve Bradley (HM) Meghan Babcock (HM) Lauren Votava Houston Micaela Bouter (HM) Victoria Tschoke (HM) Rebecca Weiland Natasha Burgess (HM) Louisville Abigail Chin Samantha Harding Illinois Alison Meng (HM) Andrea Cottrell Tori Simenec Erika Murphy (HM) Andrea Kneppers Yu Zhou Gabbie Stecker (HM) Kelsi Worrell Abigail Raatz (HM) Illinois State Wenting Zhang TanJa Kylliainen Brooke Lorentzen (HM) Marissa Yontz (HM) Devon Bibault (HM) Devin Ste. Marie (HM) Molly Schatz (HM) Emily Stalmack (HM) Kiera Janzen (HM) Incarnate Word Alona Kyselova (HM) Hannah Magnuson (HM) Maddie Hoch (HM) Lana Nguyen (HM) Lucy Kramer (HM) Missouri Abigail Duncan Indiana Allie Day Mackenzie Buss (HM) Anna Patterson Brooklynn Snodgrass Madalyn Ingmire (HM) Danielle Barbiea Cynthia Pammett Loyola Marymount KJirsten Magnuson (HM) Hannah Stevens Dorina Szekeres Marist Kimberly Tobias (HM) Lauren Reedy Grace Vertigans Marshall Nele Albers (HM) Rachel Hayden Marie Chamberlain Sharlene Brady Samantha Lisy Alexa Beckwith (HM) Rachel Matsumura (HM) Ellen Suek (HM) Kira Zubar (HM) Lauren Callin (HM) Founded in 1922, the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) – the oldest organization of college coaches in America -is a professional organization of college swimming and diving coaches dedicated to serving and providing leadership for the advancement of the sport of swimming & di ving at the collegiate level. SS cchhoollaarr DIVISION I WOMEN SPRING 2015 Nebraska Anna Filipcic Ohio State Aliena Schmidtke Purdue Abby Jagdfeld Jordan Ehly (HM) Annelise Sprau Allie Davis Julia Roller (HM) Rachael Dzierzak Francesca Marr Samantha Hardewig (HM) Taylor Ford MacKenzie Tweardy Taryn Collura (HM) Zhesi Li Nika Petric Nevada Kate Hofmeyer (HM) Amy Bopp (HM) Rhiannon Sheets Sita Kusserow (HM) Annie Gillig (HM) Alex Todd (HM) New Hampshire Katherine Mann Camey Rabold (HM) AnJi Li (HM) New Mexico Kaela McKee (HM) Liz Li (HM) Annie Spalding (HM) Morgan Ginnis (HM) Maren Reeder (HM) Carly Marshall (HM) North Carolina Ally Hardesty Old Dominion Rachel Eckert Hannah Manger (HM) Lauren Earp Julia Machado Vido (HM) Kylie Vogel (HM) Emma Nunn Julia Vido (HM) Rice Alicia Caldwell Catherine Hulsey (HM) Penn State Alyson Ackman Casey Clark Madison
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