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O:\A10 Conference\Communication UPDATE 230 South Broad Street • Suite 1700 Philadelphia, PA 19102 215-545-6678 C Fax: 215-545-3342 www.atlantic10.org ATLANTIC 10 ANNOUNCES COMMISSIONER’S HONOR ROLL FOR THE SPRING 2006 SEMESTER FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE PHILADELPHIA, PA - Atlantic 10 commissioner Linda Bruno today announced the Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the Spring 2006 semester, honoring each student-athlete in the Atlantic 10 with a 3.5 grade point average or better. “It is an honor to recognize these student-athletes who truly exemplify what the college experience is all about,” says Bruno. “Their commitment to excellence on and off the playing field is inspiring and should serve as an example to all.” Below are the 1,072 members of the Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the Spring of 2006. Charlotte Name Sport Cl. Hometown/Previous School Major Michael Ambrose Baseball Sr. St. Thomas, ONT/Eastern Oklahoma State Psychology Alma Arroyo W. Volleyball So. San Juan, PR/CIEM Health Fitness Anthony Bacon M. Track & Field Jr. Durham, NC/Southern Mathematics Lindsey Beam W. Soccer So. Cornelius, NC/Riverside Special Education Felix Bernhoerster M. Tennis Jr. Dusseldorf, Germany/Yokohama International International Business Liana Blue W. Track & Field So. McLeansville, NC/Northeast Chemistry Alex Burt Baseball So. Raleigh, NC/Wakefield Spanish Colleen Cote W. Soccer So. Plano, TX/Plano Senior Pre-Nursing Courtney Cowles W. Volleyball Fr. Eden Prairie, MN/Eden Prairie Undeclared Ian Crowley M. Soccer Fr. Natick, MA/Natick Undeclared Lamarra Currie W. Track & Field Fr. Apex, NC/Apex Psychology Jane Daniels W. Track & Field Sr. Oostburg, WI/Bradley University Biology Andrew DiBitetto M. Golf So. Rochester, NY/Greece Athena Pre-Business Matt Dobler M. Track & Field Fr. Wake Forest, NC/Rolesville Pre-Kinesiology Jonas Enander Hedin M. Golf So. Taby, Sweden/Tibble Gymnasium Pre-Business Jeff Favitta M. Soccer Fr. Raleigh, NC/Leesville Road Pre-Business Cassie Ficken W. Track & Field Gr. Conifer, CO/Conifer Civil Engineering Kevin Fox M. Soccer Fr. High Point, NC/T W Andrews Engineering Shannon Garzoni W. Track & Field Fr. Indian Trail, NC/Piedmont Undeclared Sabrina Gregory W. Basketball So. Fayetteville, NC/EE Smith Mathematics Dorian Host M. Tennis Jr. Rijeka, Croatia/Rijeka Finance Ryan Jank M. Track & Field So. Spartanburg, SC/Dorman Pre-Business Aljoscha Jelinek M. Tennis Fr. Bruchkoebel, Germany/Albert Einstein Gym. Pre-Business Ryan Johnson M. Tennis Jr. Louisville, KY/NC State Communications Sharonda Johnson W. Track & Field Sr. Garner, NC/Southeast Raleigh Chemistry Kaycie Jones Softball Jr. Murfreesboro, TN/Oakland Communications Kristi Killough Softball Jr. Concord, NC/JM Robinson Middle Grades Education Jenna Kohnke W. Track & Field Jr. Dana Point, CA/Santa Margarita Catholic Psychology Nicole Labuda W. Soccer So. Climax, NY/Greenville Mathematics Matt Landphair Baseball Sr. Kernersville, NC/East Forsyth Business/Religious Studies Zvi Lantsberg M. Tennis Sr. Beer-Sheva, Israel/Makif Dalet Int’l. Business/Finance Morris Le-Blanc M. Track & Field Jr. Baton Rouge, LA/NC A&T Computer Science Erin Maccauley W. Track & Field Fr. Charlotte, NC/Charlotte Christian Undeclared Sarah Malene Softball Fr. Woodbridge, VA/Garfield Pre-Business Matt Mincer M. Golf Jr. Lenoir City, TN/Christian Acad. of Knoxville Geography Lajarsha Moses W. Track & Field So. Fayetteville, NC/Seventy-First Pre-Nursing Julie Muckle W. Soccer So. Cranberry Township, PA/Seneca Valley Pre-Nursing Lynae Mulder W. Volleyball Jr. Ripon, CA/Ripon Christian Communications Ashleigh Murray W. Tennis Sr. Acworth, GA/Harrison International Business Kelsie Ormsby W. Soccer Jr. Raleigh, NC/Garner Biology Ali Piacente W. Tennis Jr. Rockville, MD/Montgomery Art Miranda Porcenaluk W. Track & Field Fr. Raleigh, NC/Titusville Undeclared Atlantic 10 Spring 2005-06 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (page 2) Eden Ramos W. Volleyball So. Tampa, FL/Berkeley Prep Pre-Business Ashley Rex W. Soccer Sr. Boone, NC/Watauga Art Michael Rose M. Soccer Jr. Mansfield, TX/Mansfield Biology Laura Roycroft Softball Sr. Durham, NC/Riverside Communications Jessica Schlegel W. Track & Field Fr. Wyomissing, PA/Wyomissing Area Pre-Business Jenny Scott W. Track & Field Fr. Dobson, NC/Surry Central Pre-Education Jelaine Sellers W. Track So. Asheville, NC/Clyde Erwin Pre-Business Ray Sheedy M. Golf Jr. Keymar, MD/Francis Scott Key Finance Amelia Slagle W. Track Jr. Raleigh, NC/North Mecklenburg Spanish Liz Smith W. Track Sr. Springfield, MO/Univ. of Kansas City English Blake Stark M. Golf Fr. Canton, GA/Cherokee Undeclared Eli Sunquist M. Track & Field Gr. Allison Park, PA/Wake Forest Liberal Studies Crystal Watts W. Track Jr. Belmont, NC/Charlotte Catholic Elementary Education Stefan Wiedergruen M. Golf Fr. Waiblingen Germany/Salier Gymnasium Undeclared Brandon Wyatt M. Track & Field Sr. Bronx, NY/Westover Political Science Dayton Name Sport Cl. Hometown/Previous School Major Ashley Armstrong W. Basketball So. Canton, OH/West Branch Accounting Chelsea Ashe W. Soccer Fr. Venetia, PA/Peters Township Marketing Lisa Aubry W. Track & Field Fr. Toledo, OH/St. Ursula Entrepreneurship Katy Berquist W. Rowing Fr. Richmond Heights, OH/Richmond Heights Mechanical Engineering Allie Bogenshutz W. Rowing Jr. Cincinnati, OH/Sycamore Public Relations Annette Bonasso W. Soccer So. Dublin, OH/Coffman Finance Joe Boneau Baseball Fr. Lexington, KY/Lexington Catholic Accounting Meghan Borysiak W. Soccer Sr. Sylvania, OH/St. Ursula Academy Biology Jeff Boyer M. Soccer Fr. Fenton, MO/Rockwood Summit Sport Management Katy Jo Brown W. Rowing So. Westerville, OH/St. Francis Middle Childhood Education Kacy Carmichael W. Rowing Fr. Westlake, OH/Magnificat Psychology Rob Chappell M. Golf Fr. Cincinnati, OH/Moeller Business Stacy Chew W. Soccer Fr. Mason, OH/Mason Visual Communication Design Karah Cloxton W. Basketball So. Winfield, WV/Winfield Exercise Science Olivia Conlon W. Track & Field Jr. Ballwin, MO/Marquette HS Business Eric Contreras M. Cross Country Jr. Centerville, OH/Centerville Mkt., Economics & Spanish Matt Danis M. Cross Country Jr. Beavercreek, OH/Carroll History Emily Darin W. Rowing Jr. Wheaton, IL/St. Francis Public Relations Emily Deet W. Track & Field So. Gibsonia, PA/Hampton Pre-Physical Therapy Michael DeLuca Baseball So. Lexington, KY/Lexington Catholic Finance & Accounting Eric Dempsey M. Soccer Fr. Brighton, MI/Brighton Business Allysa Detroy W. Tennis So. Evansville, IN/North Spanish Marie Doenges W. Rowing Sr. St. Marys, OH/St. Marys Memorial Accounting & Pre-BSBA/MBA Matt Doherty M. Golf So. Strongsville, OH/Strongsville Accounting Mary Douglass W. Rowing Fr. Sun Prairie, WI/Sun Prairie Electronic Media Management Jamison Downs M. Tennis Sr. Indianapolis, IN/Bishop Chatard Finance Christine Eggers Softball So. Dayton, OH/Centerville Sport Management Phil Ernst Baseball Jr. Minster, OH/Minster Mechanical Engineering Jamie Fisher W. Rowing Fr. Lake Zurich, IN/Carmel Communication Liz Forster W. Track & Field Jr. Reynoldsburg, OH/Reynoldsburg Political Science Betsy Fulnecky W. Rowing Jr. Mishawaka, IN/Marian Early Childhood Education Amanda Gallow W. Soccer Fr. West Chester, OH/Lakota East Pre-Physical Therapy Allison Gates W. Rowing Fr. Cincinnati, OH/Seton Middle Childhood Education Brian Gilchrist M. Cross Country Jr. Novi, MI/Novi Industrial Eng. Technology Megan Gray W. Tennis So. Akron, OH/Revere Foreign Language Education Kylene Guerra W. Track & Field Fr. Sandusky, OH/St. Mary Central Catholic Dietetics Emily Haas W. Cross Country Jr. Chesterton, IN/Chesterton Public Relations Quinn Haselhorst Baseball Fr Nobelsville, IN/Noblesville Entrepreneurship Jeanna Heink W. Rowing Fr. Lexington, KY/Lexington Chemical Engineering Allyson Holsinger W. Rowing Fr. Poland, OH/Poland Seminary Business Brittany Holterman W. Basketball So. Racine, WI/The Prairie School Civil Engineering Tony Holtvoight M. Cross Country Jr. Dayton, OH/Carroll Mechanical Engineering Sydney Hubbard W. Cross Country Fr. Lancaster, OH/Fisher Catholic Biology Amy Kempf W. Cross Country Fr. Fort Wayne, IN/Carroll Early Childhood Education Kathleen Kennedy W. Rowing Fr. Cincinnati, OH/Indian Hill International Studies Katie Kubala W. Rowing Fr. Edgewood, KY/Notre Dame Academy Biology Erin Lafayette Softball So. Zionsville, IN/Zionsville Chemistry Tiffany Latta W. Rowing Jr. Gahanna, OH/Gahanna Lincoln Pre-Medicine Atlantic 10 Spring 2005-06 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (page 3) Susan Leopold W. Rowing So. Maineville, OH/Kings Early Childhood Education Kyle Lindsay Baseball Jr. Fort Wayne, IN/Bishop Leurs Adolescence-To-Young-Adult Ed. Jennifer Lowe W. Cross Country Jr. Westlake, OH/Magnificat Pre-Dentistry Katie Lowstuter W. Soccer Sr. Cincinnati, OH/Mother of Mercy Physical Education Jacqueline Luehrs W. Soccer Sr. Arlington Heights, IL/St. Viator Mkt. & Business Leadership Kiki Lund W. Basketball So. Aarhus, Denmark/Marselisborg Gymnasium Communications Ellie Malchow Softball Jr. Kettering, OH/Fairmont Secondary Ed. & Mathematics Laura Matthews Softball So. Nashville, TN/Franklin Road Sports Management Joe McSoley Baseball Jr. Indianapolis, IN/Cathedral Biology Tommy Middleton M. Cross Country Fr. Beavercreek, OH/Carroll Undeclared Margo Moeller W. Volleyball Jr. Maria Stein, OH/Marion Local Communications Management Mike Molnar M. Golf So. Kettering, OH/Alter Accounting Kate Mone W. Track & Field Sr. Cleveland, OH/St. Joseph Academy Dietetics Andrea Muresan W. Tennis Fr. Des Plaines, IL/Maine West Undeclared Melissa Myher Softball Sr. Hilliard, OH/Davidson Middle School Education
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