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Conference Usa Academic Awards Institutional CONFERENCE USA ACADEMIC AWARDS INSTITUTIONAL 1997-1998 FIU (32) Aaron Spence Saint Louis 3.04 GPA William Fabra Alexis Delisle EXCELLENCE AWARD Katrina Epnere Kiley Kuether 2015-2016 Nikolina Todorovic Lydia Musleh 1996-1997 Lianna Farnesi Emily Summa Rice 3.211 GPA Saint Louis 3.06 GPA Tiffanni Hernandez Alexander Gitin Celine Murton Ignacio Jiminez-Ruiz 2014-2015 1995-1996 Meghan MacLaren Bianca Biglione Rice 3.246 GPA Saint Louis 3.00 GPA Arthur Clapot Jennifer Leib Daniel Gagliardi Jazz Whittaker Luca Giovine Berneta Boldin 2013-2014 Robin Spiegel Nathaly Gallego Tulsa 3.145 GPA COMMISSIONER’S Emily Baragar Bethany Hardcastle ACADEMIC MEDAL Ellen Crist Kia Heller-Spencer 2012-2013 Lauren Michael Jasmine Van Tine Rice 3.137 GPA 2015-16 Stefanie Reischmann Nikki Rios LOUISIANA TECH (27) Rachel Dwyer Graham Ahlrich 2011-2012 CHARLOTTE (45) Dominique Grossman Jacob Cambre Tulsa 3.121 GPA Gavin Thomas Michaela Mills Thomas Stringer Zach Greth Letizia Bertelli Hayley Berg Alex Sumida 2010-2011 Valerie Inghels Kacie Kaufman Abbey Harrison Rice 3.174 GPA Anna Jonsson Quinci Middlebrooks Morgan Richards Nerma Caluk James Braswell Ben Jacues Sandra Honigova Jeff Driskel 2009-2010 Riley McGee Yana Koroleva Michael Mims Rice 3.167 GPA Lee McNeill Maryna Veksler Ethan Reed Callum Montgomery Samuel Morgan Corbrielle Boulard Abby Coffey 2008-2009 Luka Mustafic Madison Doll Victoria Fubara Rice 3.099 GPA Lina Bernier Lisanne Kleygrewe Shelby Hicks Jade Faucette Emma Mele Catherine O’Neill 2007-2008 Katie Friesen Olivia Millington Emma Socha Rice 3.014 GPA Gloria Levorin Annabel Prior Martha Thomas Jezabelle Rubalcava Monica Trickett FLORIDA ATLANTIC (44) Donya Salomon-Ali 2006-2007 Jordan Amerson Tyler Frank Kylee Seto Rice 3.031 GPA Kiersten Berrier Austin Langham Kathryn Sloan Lexi Betancourt Kyle Marman Erica Stewart Lizzy Burch 2005-2006 Jared Shouppe Natalie Moran Meredith Harris Rice 3.096 GPA Jesse Hill Morgan Turkoly Emma Ocker Connor Shorten Haley Ballinger Haley Pace Raven Doyle Shelby Bishop 2004-2005 Bailey Rhoney Nika Zyryanova Morgan Keesee Saint Louis 3.24 GPA Becca Shipper Tai Barber Jacie McClure Alejendro Garcia Moreno Yumi Fujii Jordi Massalle Ferrer 2003-2004 Jennica Long MARSHALL (59) Samuel Rice Saint Louis 3.23 GPA Delaney Clesen Joey Hernandez Briana Bodner Ashlan Cunningham Thomas Martin Fleur Holtkamp Mary Shoaff Josh Shapiro 2002-2003 Tai Martin Hakeem Asad Jacob Kilgore Saint Louis 3.24 GPA Victoria Pahlett Phillip Hitpass Logan Fraley Megan Smith Christian Williams Madison Morris Daniel Beamer 2001-2002 Claire Emsile William Hayes Robert Cook Saint Louis 3.28 GPA Maria Hasler William Shaffer James Harris Alexandra Mastrobuono Taylor Craigo Maya Copeland Summer Damiano Amber Govey 2000-2001 Erin Crissman Katie Flanagan Jane Jensen Saint Louis 3.17 GPA Nyasia Daniels Alex Miller Rachel Morris Kiana Lee Delaney Rickey Alexandra Phares Kristen Williams 1999-2000 Carolyn Rosa Andrew Bott Elizabeth Wood Saint Louis 3.09 GPA Kiley Southall Benjamin Roeder Sarah Adams Matthieu Burtez Alexander Weiss Jannelle Curtiss Connor Hodges Lauryn Davidson 1998-1999 Michelle Hovey Saint Louis 3.06 GPA Tucker Lewis Christian Kershaw Austin Klueh Taylor Kirk Tiffany Tshilumba RICE (39) Ian Lovern Jessica Steen Catalina Uriarte Andrew Dunlap Trevor Starcher Grace Stewart Brittany White Brent Schwarz Courtney Andrews Morgan Harris Bria Williams Harrison Brown Kelly Culicerto Samantha Nieves Hannah Winn David Green Brittany Entz Lauren Riddell Chelsea Abii Kevin Tracy Peyton Miller Kristin Uselton McKenzie Christopher James Lee Jordan Parkhurst Yannick Born Amy Henard Mitchell Meissner Mary Schmeck Gonzalo Morell Raschiatore Mikali Myers Grant Rogers Erin Simmons Luis Morillo Diaz Gretchen Cahill Julianna Smith Miguel Negre Fernandez OLD DOMINION (53) Suzanne Meling Jenna Zuzolo Jacob Pugh Corey Anderson Anniina Ala-Seppälä Briana Daiss Dima Zyhmantovich Evan Baer Tara Martin Alexandria Dawes Jesse Grace Brett Smith Marie-Claire Schillinger Hayden Ellis Costanza Magazzini Danielle Grega Thomas Bennett Abigail Estrada Giulia Squadrin Alexandra Iqbal Lindsey Hodge Samantha Loose Atarah Abdullah-Muhammad Amie Olton Katherine Ip Madison Marshall Qetuarah Abdullah- Carrie Sensenig Evan Karakolis Cheyenne Meyer Muhammad Tyler Compton Harry Sagel Nele Albers Agnes Abu Blake LaRussa Lucrecia Aguilar Kate Etter Josphine Kiptebeny Anderson Miller Marielle Brisbois Anna Lynch Delaney Gallagher Johannes Verhaegh Abigail Cartwright Madeline Schaffer Kenza Hall Antonio Cruz-Conde Anna Figueroa Caroline Wanner Ashton Peck Charles Hess Abby Halm Shir Wasserman Sana Tufail Katherine Jensen Brittany Wilkerson NORTH TEXAS (49) Kerri Caruso Brooke Johnson Anne Gulsrud DJ Draper Katherine Miller Charlsea Lamb Derya Turhan Taylor Roof Sophia Richie Belle MacFarlane Anna Pomyatinskaya Blake Bean Alyssa Sebesto Nicole Mitchell Andrea Chidester Daniel Khan Cydney Tutchton Amanda Pasko Lauren George Jarrod Lynn Meghan Davis Elsa Racasan Heidi Heiniger Quinn Shanbour Megan DeHond Kristin Sweeney Savannah Keffer Michael Cotton Jessica Drury Molly Tilbrook Isabelle Rogner Hailey Hadden Georgia Filasky Eleanor Wardleworth Justice Craft Libby Murphy Keira Flanagan Audrey Wassef Ally Kiekover Kelci Slaughter Katie Harris Christina Wassef Lauren Legge Courtney Wilson Anke Denise Mau Maes Stephanie Mendivil Taylor Riedel Makenzi Dawson Lee Dumaliang Leah Mikesky Jessica Sayre Lauren Miller Carter Little Miranda Rogers Kayla Simmons Harley Perella Jacob Spracher Noelle Whitlock Cassie Weaver Jami Schkade Brendon Wilkins Kelli Schkade Grace Mason SOUTHERN MISS (43) MIDDLE TENNESSEE (46) Bailey Thompson Erin Sudek Michael Gilbert Austin Dennis Karly Williams Christian Coulson Kirkland McCarty Darrell Freeman Michelle Balcaen Johan De Picker Claudio Rubiera Drew Huff Haley Goertz Tyler Edwards Nick Sandlin Carson Lester Zoe James Niko Klosterhalfen Hunter Stevens Manuel Lopez Sarah Manning Amir Najib Clayton Tageant Tanner McDivitt Katie Moore Iris Achterhof Megan Brown Connor Moss Kathleen Rousset Carly Goldsborough Kathryn Dozier Chase Miller Meaghan Rousset Devyn Hannis Shayla Wilson Edward Simpson Samantha Scheck Kathryn Hill Reid Rials Alex Johnson Brittany Thurstin Melanie Oakes Derick Kelting Jess Louro Laura Arciniegas Sinead Tierney Kelly Erasmus Jordan Majors Kamilla Galieva Lucas Cortini Oliveira Valentina Haupt Abbey Sissom Tamar Kutubidze Reed Mathews Hannah Abrams James Beckner Agustina Valenzuela Luke Weisenstein Ola Akinniyi Graham Gosselin Daniel Becherer Raquel Costa Couto Kierstin Bradley Connor Slane Conner Bey Julia Machado Vido Morgan Mansell Jenna Burris James Cole Mackenzie Payment Aisa Ribbens Samantha Gotcher Justin Joe Justin Herrera Katie Richmond Hanley Long Jourden Taylor Ingrid Vojcinakova Mary Kate Smith Kelsey Brouwer Kristen Adair Kenan Carter Brittany Taylor Tori Hawkins Victoria Junious Shane Jones Danielle Block Brianna Jasenak Susan Kemper Tori Dew Emily Jorgenson Kylee Kittrell Mallory Hayden Samantha Papp Najala Howell De’Stini Henderson SOUTH CAROLINA (2) Samantha Reynolds Cameasha Turner Sydney Laudwig Danny Deakin Emily Wood Cole Ford Gabriyella Torres Lee Hogge Carolin Drescher Tyler Leasau Amanda Gonzales Tjasa Jerse Jimmy Musgrave Kylie Schott 2014-15 Marta Ruszczynska Brendan Royal Megan Slan CHARLOTTE (48) Dana Dillistone Settavut Paradee Shelby Williams Brandon Casas Courtney Filliben Haylee Schoenrock Daniel Raley Felice Johnson Monthserrat Serna WKU (41) Benas Griciunas Avery Rosenbalm Keighton Allen Kaleb Duckworth Keyshawn Woods Daphney Stanford Bri Barreiro Benjamin Morrison Lee McNeill Chloe Tedder Angela Cutaia Aleksej Rostov Jared Kent Rachel Tedder Jodie Enokson Dylan Sanford Johny Nartowicz Rebecca Ulrich Maddie Feist Micah Jones Cannon Clough Sarah Bell Margaret Hadley Nicholas Coffey Shealyn Dwyer Lydia Bonner Paige Harm Jarrett Sippola Victoria Fubara Alexandra Pfefferle Jeanna Mullen John Vollmer Shelby Hicks Mary Pursell Sydney Rapp Joseph Aguirre Isabella Osborne Makareta Rademakers Payton Ross Colin Frizzell Monica Trickett Carleigh Simmons Thomas Smith Lexi Betancourt UAB (42) Courtney Clayton Michaela Bordeianu Natalie Capone Brett Blackwood Danielle Fincham Ellinor Haag Mackenzie Hauser Bianca Dufelmeier Hope Moreno Makenzie Costner Hayley Lewis Deanna Kuzmanic Morgan Rasmason Iris Dunn Brittany Mitchell Colin Silva Raven Bennett Olivia Fitzgerald Haley Pace Rebecca Chandler Bethan Hayward Sarah Gorham Erin Powers Juliana Sebastian Vivienne Kulicke Caitlin Hesse Jessica Weber Sydney Snodgrass Duda Santos Andrea Larsen Alex Calott Isaac King Lois Wagenvoort Megan Morrison Jordi Massalle Ferrer Kristie Lloyd Esteban Montanez Abigail Schopper Nathaniel Shanok Aaron Getman-Pickering Sven Zellner Ellie Young Briana Bodner Eder Mora Ashley Grzebeniak Cassidy Blackford Lisa Grosselius Evan Scarbrough Lindsey Larson Bryce Holmgren Fleur Holtkamp 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