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2007 Academic All-District Men's At-Large Team District 1 2007 Academic All-District Men's At-Large Team District 1 University Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Mike Ammann ALBANY I Jr. Putnam Valley, N.Y. 3.91 Accounting Mitch Belisle CORNELL I Sr. Brewster, N.Y. 3.81 Industrial and labor relations Patrick Beverly U.S. MILITARY ACADEMY I Jr. Humble, Texas 3.92 Economics Nick Bonacci DARTMOUTH I Sr. Crofton, Md. 3.88 Economics Angus Dineley CANISIUS I Sr. Toronto, Ontario 3.95 English Tristan Jones CONNECTICUT I Sr. Canberra, Australia 3.94 Actuarial science Shawn Kitchner BROWN I Sr. Startford, Wis. 3.92 Engineering Matt McMonagle CORNELL I Sr. Bryn Mawr, Pa. 3.61 Physics Greg Rommel SYRACUSE I Gr. Syracuse, N.Y. 3.8 Bioengineering Dustin Tillman COLUMBIA I Sr. Fremont, Calif. 3.85 Political science SECOND TEAM Steve Ammann ALBANY I Jr. Putnam Valley, N.Y. 3.89 Business administration Luk Boral SYRACUSE I Gr. Poznan, Poland 3.86 Information management Olivier Bouchard UNION (NY) I Sr. Quebec City, Quebec 3.45 Neuroscience Nick Dodge CLARKSON I Jr. Oakville, Ontario 3.63 Finance Oren Eizenman RENSSELAER I Sr. Toronto, Ontario 3.67 Management Tim Hagamen HARVARD I Sr. New York, N.Y. 3.36 Social studies Michel Léveillé MAINE-ORONO I Sr. Levis, Quebec 3.20 Communications Mike Leveille SYRACUSE I Jr. Delmar, N.Y. 3.8 Accounting Mark Stevens RHODE ISLAND I So. Concord, N.H. 3.95 Finance Matt Wilson LONG ISLAND I Sr. Toronto, Ontario 3.90 Philosophy, English College Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Travis Brown WESTERN NEW ENGLAND I Jr. Montpelier, Vt. 4.00 Finance Adam Cherry WESTERN NEW ENGLAND I Sr. Westfield, Mass. 3.82 Business Gregory Derevianko RENSSELAER I Sr. Wilmington, Del. 3.83 Applied physics Tom Dohlman MASS. INST. TECH. I Sr. Wellesley, Mass. 3.8 Brain and cognitive sciences Stephen Goodridge ROCHESTER I Jr. Attica, N.Y. 3.51 Optics Patrick J. McComb RENSSELAER I Jr. Bloomfield, Conn. 3.79 Aeronautical eng., mech. eng. Praveen Pamidimukkala MASS. INST. TECH. I Jr. Edison, N.J. 3.5 Computer science and engineering Barrett Roberts WHEATON (MA) I Sr. Portland, Maine 3.72 Economics, political science Matt Silver HOBART I Sr. Weston, Conn. 4.09 Biology Matt Stopp ASSUMPTION I Sr. Altoona, Pa. 3.90 Math, engineering SECOND TEAM Alex Boutin WESTERN NEW ENGLAND I So. Bristol, Conn. 4.00 Mechanical engineering Nick Calandrino ITHACA I Sr. Emerson, N.J. 3.66 Health & physical education Andy Chevalier CORTLAND I Sr. Chazy, N.Y. 3.89 Kinesiology John Foley ROCHESTER INST. TECH. I Sr. Arthur, Ontario 3.51 Mechanical engineering Kyle Haskett COLBY I Sr. San Francisco, Calif. 3.80 English Jason Hey PLYMOUTH STATE I Jr. Northborough, Mass. 3.53 Criminal justice Matthew Jordan ADELPHI I Sr. Valley Stream, N.Y. 3.89 Mathematics Chris Mills MANHATTANVILLE I Sr. Calgary, Alberta 3.77 Political science Soumitri Seshadri STATEN ISLAND I Sr. Staten Island, N.Y. 3.83 Engineering science, physics Brad Thornton NEW YORK U. I Jr. Hastings on Hudson, N.Y. 3.58 Sports management 2007 Academic All-District Men's At-Large Team District 2 University Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Mikhail Bekker PENNSYLVANIA II Sr. Moscow, Russia 3.68 Finance Adam Blomberg DELAWARE II Jr. Kennewick, Wash. 3.78 Physics Alex Clemsen EDINBORO II Sr. Moberly, Mo. 3.63 Business finance & marketing Adam Crystal DREXEL II Sr. Baldwin, N.Y. 3.71 History, politics Travis Fox SAINT FRANCIS (PA) II Sr. Meadville, Pa. 3.88 Accounting Joel Gasper ROBERT MORRIS (PA) II Jr. Crookston, Minn. 3.94 Manufacturing engineering Dan Kaiserian PENN STATE II Sr. Bryn Mawr, Pa. 3.70 Mechanical engineering Paul Rabil JOHNS HOPKINS II Jr. Gaithersburg, Md. 3.49 Political science Chris Renninger U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY II Jr. Darnestown, Md. 4.00 Chemistry Landis Stankievech PRINCETON II Jr. Trochu, Alberta 3.97 Mechanical and aerospace eng. SECOND TEAM Eric Bugby DUQUESNE II Sr. Easton, Pa. 3.68 Communication studies Matt Cohen PENN STATE II Sr. Agoura Hills, Calif. 3.49 Philosophy Benjamin Evenden MONMOUTH II Jr. Cresco, Pa. 3.97 Business finance Ryan Hluschak DREXEL II Jr. Slatington, Pa. 3.30 Business administration Zachary Jungers PRINCETON II Sr. Phoenix, Md. 3.40 Politics Miles Kass GEORGETOWN II Jr. Rye, N.Y. 3.29 Finance Kyle Morris SETON HALL II Jr. Powell, Ohio 3.89 Sports management George Naughton U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY II Jr. Deerfield Beach, Fla. 3.38 Political science Paul Stansik BUCKNELL II Sr. Ann Arbor, Mich. 3.55 Management Chris Schneider U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY II Sr. Fort Mill, S.C. 3.24 Systems engineering Charlie Waddell BUCKNELL II Sr. Wilmette, Ill. 3.34 Political science, religion College Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Gil Arbitsman DREW II Sr. Westfield, N.J. 3.94 Economics Jeremy Dwyer GROVE CITY II So. Duncansville, Pa. 3.90 Electrical engineering Matt Fedderly JOHNS HOPKINS II Jr. Baltimore, Md. 3.34 Computer science Jimmy Gates GETTYSBURG II Sr. Basking Ridge, N.J. 3.66 Biology Michael Grasso WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON II Jr. Chagrin Falls, Ohio 3.86 Business administration Zach Kaufman LEBANON VALLEY II Sr. Strasburg, Pa. 4.00 Economics Matt Loesch MUHLENBERG II Sr. Halifax, Pa. 3.60 Psychology, business admin. Greg Mowrer BETHANY (WV) II Sr. Gordonville, Pa. 4.00 Biology Scott Stoner STEVENS INST. TECH. II Sr. Wantagh, N.Y. 3.79 Engineering management Erik Vargo LEBANON VALLEY II Sr. Lititz, Pa. 3.94 Mathematics SECOND TEAM Brian Bergstol MORAVIAN II Sr. Mt. Bethel, Pa. 3.51 Management John Fairhurst GETTYSBURG II Sr. Skaneateles, N.Y. 3.72 English Michael Klimchak NEW JERSEY II Jr. Clark, N.J. 3.37 Elementary education-mathematics Frank Mazzucco SWARTHMORE II Jr. Redding, Conn. 3.86 History Will Oconis HOOD II Jr. Baltimore, Md. 3.87 Business Conor Simpson WESTMINSTER (PA) II So. Monroeville, Pa. 3.87 Political science Matej Tomas FAIRMONT STATE II Sr. Zagreb, Croatia 3.78 General business Ryan Trunk WESTMINSTER (PA) II Sr. Brookline, Mass. 3.41 Sociology-criminal justice Joe Vasoontara JOHNS HOPKINS II Jr. Bangkok, Thailand 3.58 Chemistry, economics Luke Weber WIDENER II Jr. Lititz, Pa. 3.85 Government & politics Eric Zwick SWARTHMORE II Sr. Fort Myers, Fla. 3.78 Honors economics 2007 Academic All-District Men's At-Large Team District 3 University Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Henrique Cancado OLD DOMINION III Sr. Belo Horizonte, Brazil 3.84 Information technology Roberto Castro GEORGIA TECH III Sr. Alpharetta, Ga. 3.79 Industrial engineering Thomas Cunningham VIRGINIA MILITARY III Jr. Columbus, Ohio 3.92 Mechanical engineering Luca De Matteis FLORIDA III Sr. Naples, Italy 3.86 Aerospace and mechanical eng. Ed Douglas DUKE III Gr. Baltimore, Md. 3.75 Biomedical eng., liberal studies Ofer Finkler GEORGIA TECH III Sr. Rishon Lezion, Israel 3.95 Electrical engineering Geoff Handsfield EAST CAROLINA III Jr. Morehead City, N.C. 4.0 Physics Kevin Nead FLORIDA III Jr. Ithaca, N.Y. 3.98 Zoology, pre-med Richard Redding COASTAL CAROLINA III Sr. Winscombe, England 3.95 Psychology Ben Rubeor VIRGINIA III Jr. Towson, Md. 3.58 English SECOND TEAM Andrew An MERCER III Jr. Richmond Hill, Ontario 3.92 Economics Barden Berry NORTH CAROLINA III Jr. Kinston, N.C. 3.83 Psychology Jonas Blixt FLORIDA STATE III Jr. Hammaro, Sweden 3.25 Multinational business Peter Borchelt VIRGINIA MILITARY III Jr. Evans, Ga. 3.86 Mechanical engineering Benjamin Carlotti NORTH CAROLINA III Jr. Paris, France 3.33 Business Phillip Compeau DAVIDSON III Jr. Wilkesboro, N.C. 3.95 Math Dimitar Dimitrov APPALACHIAN STATE III Sr. Sofia, Bulgaria 3.87 Communication, electronic media Jonas Enander Hedin CHARLOTTE III Jr. Taby, Sweden 3.88 Business - management Alex Kennon FLORIDA STATE III Sr. Winter Haven, Fla. 3.60 Biology Pat Mellors VIRGINIA III Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa. 3.47 Foreign affairs Neil Savage VIRGINIA TECH III Sr. Roswell, Ga. 3.93 Marketing Ray Sheedy CHARLOTTE III Sr. Keymar, Md. 3.86 Business - finance Brendon Todd GEORGIA III Sr. Charlotte, N.C. 3.47 Marketing College Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Dirk Benninghaus BARRY III Gr. Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany 4.0 Sport management Eric Caudill VIRGINIA WESLEYAN III Sr. Virginia Beach, Va. 3.95 Liberal arts management Maxwell Courtney WASHINGTON & LEE III Sr. Jeffersonville, Pa. 3.86 Mathematics, chemistry Mislav Hizak EMBRY-RIDDLE III Jr. Varazdin, Croatia 3.89 Aviation business admin. Tim Newton EMORY III Sr. Westminster, Md. 3.85 Biology Wilson Paine FERRUM III Sr. Maryville, Tenn. 4.00 History Patrick Ritenauer BARRY III Jr. Offenau, Germany 3.94 Political science, int'l studies Theodore Rogers SHENANDOAH III Jr. Grand Island, N.Y. 3.94 Chemistry, pre-pharmacy Andrew Roos EMORY III Sr. Culver City, Calif. 3.94 Biology, Spanish David Sutton GREENSBORO III Jr. Greensboro, N.C. 4.0 Exercise and sport science SECOND TEAM Johan Cronvall GEORGIA COLLEGE & STATE U. III Sr. Beddingestrand, Sweden 3.66 International business Matthew Dugan WINGATE III So. Wilson, N.C. 3.84 Psychology Sandy Franz SOUTH CAROLINA-UPSTATE III So. Dusseldorf, Germany 4.00 Business administration Nathaniel James WASHINGTON & LEE III Jr. Keller, Texas 3.54 Politics Tim McGlaston WASHINGTON & LEE III Jr. Attleboro, Mass. 3.74 Biology Andrew McLeod HAMPDEN-SYDNEY III Jr. Mandeville, Jamaica 3.84 Economics and commerce, chemistry Mick Moberg MOUNT OLIVE III Jr. Gavle, Sweden 3.89 Environmental science Brendan Moore ROANOKE III Sr. Columbia, Md. 3.81 Economics Evan Schaller WINGATE III So. Kirkville, N.Y. 3.90 Accounting Michael Watson WINGATE III Jr.
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