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Longwood Athletics LONGWOOD ATHLETICS Greg Prouty, Associate Athletics Director for Media Relations Phone: 434.395.2097 | Email: [email protected] Lindsey Williams, Athletics Media Relations Assistant Fax: 434.395.2568 | Website: www.longwoodlancers.com 062 201 High Street | Tabb 119 | Farmville, Virginia 23909-1899 COLLEGE ATHLETICS For Immediate Release April 23, 2012 LONGWOOD ANNOUNCES ANNUAL STUDENT-ATHLETE AWARDS FARMVILLE, Va. -- Longwood University Athletics announced its annual award winners at the 2011-12 Student-Athlete Awards Banquet Monday night in Farmville. The top award winners were senior men’s basketball standout Antwan Carter| St. Petersburg, Fla. (St. Petersburg) and senior softball standout Ashley Kramer|Ashburn (Broad Run) , named the school’s male and female Athletes of the Year , respectively. Carter won the award for the second-straight year, while senior women’s lacrosse team member Samantha Stifler|Jarrettsville, Md. (North Harford) was presented with the school’s Jimmy Yarbrough Inspiration Award . Carter started all 31 games this year and averaged 19.4 points and 9.2 rebounds while named CollegeInsider.com, College Sports Madness, CollegeHoops.net, and Roundball Daily.com Independent Player of the Year. A 6-6 center, he shot 51% (245-480) from the field, 31% (23-75) on three-point field goals, and 72% (88-123) at the free throw line, posting 31-straight double-figure scoring games, 14 20-point games, and 11 double-doubles while adding 30 steals and 27 blocks. Carter became the all-time scoring leader at Longwood this season, finishing his career with 1,886 points, and is the only player in the 36-year history of the program with at least 1,800 career points and 1,000 career rebounds (1,008, 2nd). He earned All- Tournament Team honors at both the 2011 Chicago Invitational Challenge and 2011 Dr. Pepper Classic. Antwan majors in communication studies, with a concentration in mass media, and is the son of Lawanda Smith and Gene Carter of St. Petersburg, Florida. Kramer has started all 51 games this spring at shortstop and is batting .321 with one home run, eight doubles, 20 runs scored, 13 RBI, and eight stolen bases. She adds 13 multi-hit games, four multi-RBI games, and a six-game hitting streak along with a .401 slugging percentage and a .409 on-base percentage. Kramer has a career batting average of .300 with eight home runs, five triples, 28 doubles, 97 runs, 85 RBI, and 24 stolen bases. Ashley is a four-time Longwood Scholar- Athlete Award recipient and majors in kinesiology, with a concentration in exercise science, and is the daughter of Tracey and Ted Kramer of Ashburn. Stifler has demonstrated great strength of character and an unwavering commitment to her academics and team - mates while dealing with the loss of her father, Mark, this past November following a two-year battle with brain cancer. In addition to being unanimously elected a team captain this year, she is a member of the Cormier Honors College, a Dean's List student, a member of Mortar Board, Longwood Ambassadors, Phi Kappa Phi Honors Society, and a member of the Tri- Beta Biological Fraternity. The midfielder has started 13 matches this spring with eight goals for eight points, adding 24 ground balls, 22 draw controls, and nine caused turnovers. Sam is a four-time Longwood Scholar-Athlete Award recipient, a 2011 Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association Academic Squad selection, and majors in biology with a con - centration in pre-health, while the daughter of the late Mark and Terry Stifler of Jarrettsville, Maryland. Other highlights to the evening were the announcements of the Henry I. Willett Scholar-Athlete Awards to graduate Kameron Carter|Bassett (Bassett) and senior Austin Gray|Midlothian (Monacan) , Freshman Athlete of the Year Awards to Megan Baltzell|Stafford (Mountain View) and Brandon Vick|Newport News (Warwick) , Academic PRIDE Awards to junior Lindsey Ottavio|Fairfax (W.T. Woodson) and sophomore Dominique Bickham|Spotsylvania (Spotsylvania) , along with the Lancer Outstanding Service Awards to junior Amy Lewis|Lewisville, N.C. (Forsyth Country Day) and senior Zack Mahon|San Antonio, Texas (William Howard Taft) . The complete list of award winners follows. 2012 Longwood University Student-Athlete Awards | Page 2 Male Athlete Of The Year Antwan Carter | St. Petersburg, Florida | Senior | Men’s Basketball Female Athlete Of The Year Ashley Kramer | Ashburn, Virginia | Senior | Softball Jimmy Yarbrough Inspiration Award Samantha Stifler | Jarrettsville, Maryland | Senior | Women’s Lacrosse Male Henry I. Willett Scholar-Athlete Award Austin Gray | Midlothian, Virginia | Senior | Men’s Golf | Business Administration | 3.60 GPA Female Henry I. Willett Scholar-Athlete Award Kameron Carter | Bassett, Virginia | Graduate | Women’s Golf 2011 Magna Cum Laude Graduate/Bachelor of Science - Chemistry | MBA | 3.88 GPA Freshman Male Athlete Of The Year Brandon Vick | Newport News, Virginia | Baseball Freshman Female Athlete Of The Year Megan Baltzell | Stafford, Virginia | Softball Male Academic PRIDE Award Dominique Bickham | Spotsylvania, Virginia | Sophomore | Men’s Soccer Female Academic PRIDE Award Lindsey Ottavio | Fairfax, Virginia | Junior | Women’s Soccer Male Lancer Outstanding Service Award Zack Mahon | San Antonio, Texas | Senior | Men’s Soccer Female Lancer Outstanding Service Award Amy Lewis | Lewisville, North Carolina | Junior | Field Hockey Cormier Award for Academic Excellence Spring 2011: Men’s Golf, Women’s Tennis Fall 2011: Men’s Tennis, Women’s Soccer Student-Athlete Advisory Committee A.C.E.S. Award Tucker Dowdy | Lancer Lunatics President Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Coach of the Year Award Ali Wright | Women’s Golf Head Coach Special Recognition Award Mr. Skip Spain | Public Address Announcer 2012 Longwood University Student-Athlete Awards | Page 3 Scholar-Athlete Awards (117) Troy A. Dickman, Baseball; Matthew F. Gwaltney, Baseball; D. Scott Laabs, Baseball; Zachary J. Mihalko, Baseball; Robert K. Newman, Baseball; Daniel L. Pomposini, Baseball; Ryan M. Schubert, Baseball; Brandon S. Vick, Baseball; J. Tyler Wislocki, Baseball; Jeylani G. Dublin, Men’s Basketball; Jeff S. Havenstein, Men’s Basketball; David J. Robinson, Men’s Basketball; Stephen R. Shockley, Men’s Basketball; Jan H. Van Der Kooij, Men’s Basketball; Darrien J. Drummond, Men’s Cross Country; Russell A. Reed, Men’s Cross Country; Kyle K. Bodin, Men’s Golf; Robert P. Fox, Men’s Golf; Austin W. Gray, Men’s Golf; Dylan J. Jensen, Men’s Golf; Kenneth G. Leech, Men’s Golf; Jason G. Schumacher, Men’s Golf; Ross K. Sumner, Men’s Golf; Jonathan K. Bender, Men’s Soccer; Paul F. Hegedus, Men’s Soccer; Shane G. Johnson, Men’s Soccer; Evan W. Jones, Men’s Soccer; Zackery G. Mahon, Men’s Soccer; Michael C. Tegler, Men’s Soccer; Niels van Pelt, Men’s Soccer; Edward F. Becker, Men’s Tennis; Nobuyoshi Tanaka, Men’s Tennis; Brittanni C. Billups, Women’s Basketball; Chelsea M. Coward, Women’s Basketball; Mieke B. Elkington, Women’s Basketball; Mina Jovanovic, Women’s Basketball; Erin E. Neal, Women’s Basketball; Morgan E. Smith, Women’s Basketball; Jessica R. Alley, Women’s Cross Country; Rebecca A. Denny, Women’s Cross Country; Alisha M. Royal, Women’s Cross Country; Megan J. Short, Women’s Cross Country; Jenna M. Sprinkle, Women’s Cross Country; Alison C. Akers, Field Hockey; Sarah E. Bietsch, Field Hockey; Kaitlyn T. Byrum, Field Hockey; Brittany R. Diaz, Field Hockey; Kelley A. Fay, Field Hockey; Olga T. Knop, Field Hockey; Amy C. Lewis, Field Hockey; Caitlin S. Smith, Field Hockey; Kameron M. Carter, Women’s Golf; Hannah K. Pierce, Women’s Golf; Amanda E. Steinhagen, Women’s Golf; Alexa P. Anderson, Women’s Lacrosse; Jamie E. Brentlinger, Women’s Lacrosse; Katie E. Carbiener, Women’s Lacrosse; Alicia M. McCarty, Women’s Lacrosse; Lauren C. Prasnicki, Women’s Lacrosse; Hannah L. Riggs, Women’s Lacrosse; Jessica G. Rudloff, Women’s Lacrosse; Samantha L. Stifler, Women’s Lacrosse; Elizabeth C. Trainer, Women’s Lacrosse; Emily A. Whitman, Women’s Lacrosse; Kyra L. Byron, Women’s Soccer; Taylor N. Cave, Women’s Soccer; Katharine M. Devlin, Women’s Soccer; Kylie A. Dyer, Women’s Soccer; U. Nikki Glisson, Women’s Soccer; Stephanie B. Green, Women’s Soccer; Shelby L. Hall, Women’s Soccer; Mackenzie A. King, Women’s Soccer; Kelsey R. Lucas, Women’s Soccer; Natalie K. Massey, Women’s Soccer; Alecia A. McConnell, Women’s Soccer; Kelsey O. McDonald, Women’s Soccer; Kacie R. Oliver, Women’s Soccer; Lindsey E. Ottavio, Women’s Soccer; Samantha P. Phillips, Women’s Soccer; Rachel A. Powers, Women’s Soccer; Soraya P. Serra, Women’s Soccer; Rebecca M. Soares, Women’s Soccer; Dylan N. Spicker, Women’s Soccer; Kelsey M. Trace, Women’s Soccer; Dana R. Wallace, Women’s Soccer; Chelsea A. Walter, Women’s Soccer; Courtney E. Zamparello, Women’s Soccer; Holly B. Janney, Softball; Ashley L. Kramer, Softball; Courtney A. Long, Softball; Amy D. Putnam, Softball; Leigh A. Sexton, Softball; Malin M. Allgurin, Women’s Tennis; Hannah L. Hill, Women’s Tennis; Sarah E. Moomau, Women’s Tennis; Nicole K. Parker, Women’s Tennis; Marta P. Davi, Women’s Tennis; Allison T. Shulman, Women’s Tennis; Brett A. Winston, Athletic Training; Matthew B. Rawlins, Athletic Training; Caitlin M. Keroack, Athletic Training; Kaylyn B. Hopkins, Athletic Training; Derik T. Claar, Athletic Training; Ashlyn L. Johnston, Athletic Training; Devon B. Batterson, Athletic Training; Sydney N. Campbell, Athletic Training; K. Brant Hawkins, Athletic Training; Claire N. Siceloff, Athletic Training; Cody M. Jones, Athletic Training; Charlie S. Wise, Athletic Training; Courtney M. McCarthy, Athletic Training; Taylor J. Chiles, Cheerleading; Savannah R. Ducre, Cheerleading; Emily A. Krava, Cheerleading; Danielle L. Smith, Cheerleading; Sarah J. Sprague, Cheerleading; Kathryn A. Wilson, Cheerleading. All-Academic Team Awards (17) Zachary J. Mihalko, Baseball; David J. Robinson, Men’s Basketball; Darrien J. Drummond, Men’s Cross Country; Kyle K. Bodin, Men’s Golf; Evan W.
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