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2008 Academic All-District Women's Basketball Team District 1 2008 Academic All-District Women's Basketball Team District 1 UNIVERSITY DIVISION FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Mel Thomas CONNECTICUT I Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio 3.52 Business Katelyn Murray ST. BONAVENTURE I Jr. Harrisburg, Pa. 4.0 Biology Meg Dahlman MARIST I Sr. Spencerport, N.Y. 3.75 Psychology, special education Melissa Manzer SIENA I Sr. Johnson City, N.Y. 3.7 Marketing management Brittany Boser MAINE-ORONO I So. Palmer, Mass. 3.87 Chemical engineering SECOND TEAM Caitlin Gillard COLGATE I Sr. Vestal, N.Y. 3.47 Neuroscience Valerie Nainima LONG ISLAND I So. Suva, Fiji 3.45 Business management Lindsay Hallion HARVARD I Sr. Westwood, Mass. 3.31 Psychology Erin Kerner QUINNIPIAC I Jr. Erie, Pa. 3.22 International business Stephanie Ryan SACRED HEART I Jr. Coram, N.Y. 3.54 Business management/marketing COLLEGE DIVISION FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) DeCarol Davis U.S. COAST GUARD ACADEMY I Sr. Woodbridge, Va. 3.96 Electrical engineering Sidney Parsons BRIDGEPORT I So. Chandler, Ariz. 4.00 Psychology, sociology Allison Boehm ST. JOHN FISHER I Sr. Cheektowaga, N.Y. 3.38 Management Johannah Leedham FRANKLIN PIERCE I So. Ellesmere Port, England 3.29 Undecided Lindsay Michel CONNECTICUT COLLEGE I Sr. West Haven, Conn. 3.85 Anthropology, environmental studies SECOND TEAM Jen Dabrowski WESTERN NEW ENGLAND I Sr. Plainville, Conn. 3.55 Marketing Stephanie Czajkowski WILLIAM SMITH I Sr. Syracuse, N.Y. 3.52 Chemistry Stefanie Reiff AMHERST I Sr. Hinsdale, Ill. 3.73 Psychology Jaime Capra BRANDEIS I Sr. Old Bridge, N.J. 3.51 American studies Shannon Malone BRIDGEPORT I So. Melbourne, Australia 3.93 Natural Science, math Katie Fisher MIDDLEBURY I Sr. Oakland, Calif. 3.84 Psychology THIRD TEAM Stacey Kent SOUTHERN MAINE I Jr. Northwood, N.H. 3.51 Psychology Julianna Eagles ANNA MARIA I So. Quincy, Mass. 3.86 Humanities, elementary education Erika Stupinski STONEHILL I Sr. Topsham, Maine 3.70 Management Julie Marriott ROCHESTER I Jr. Fairport, N.Y. 3.61 Mathematics, economics Allegra Lovoy SALVE REGINA I Jr. Charlestown, R.I. 3.64 Psychology Stephanie Zito SUFFOLK I So. Guilford, Conn. 3.93 English 2008 Academic All-District Women's Basketball Team District 2 UNIVERSITY DIVISION FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Sarah-Jo Lawrence GEORGE WASHINGTON II Sr. Rhoadesville, Va. 3.85 Communications, sociology Crystal Langhorne MARYLAND II Sr. Willingboro, N.J. 3.43 Communication Stacie Witman VILLANOVA II Sr. Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 3.66 Education Elizabeth Hayes AMERICAN II Sr. Easton, Pa. 3.61 Public communications Kristi Veltkamp MARYLAND-EASTERN SHORE II Sr. Hudsonville, Mich. 3.98 Human ecology SECOND TEAM Sparkle Davis WEST VIRGINIA II Jr. Decatur, Ga. 3.82 Business marketing Emily Bollinger SAINT FRANCIS (PA) II Sr. Westminster, Md. 3.72 English/communications Shanay Freeman FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON II Sr. Laurelton, N.Y. 3.81 Psychology Maria Getty VILLANOVA II So. Centerville, Ohio 3.77 Finance Melanie Gibbons LA SALLE II Sr. Bridgewater, N.J. 3.63 Psychology College Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Tiffany Acker SHEPHERD II Sr. Mount Solon, Va. 4.00 Fitness and exercise science LeighAnn Burke DE SALES II Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. 3.85 Mathematics education Ashley Grimm CLARION II Sr. Hazelton, Pa. 3.94 Biology/pre-med Emilee Ackerman WESTMINSTER (PA) II Sr. Greensburg, Pa. 3.53 Elementary education Nikki Lobach MESSIAH II Sr. Hanover, Pa. 3.71 Psychology SECOND TEAM Ericka Morrison MISERICORDIA II Sr. Avon Lake, Ohio 3.95 Physical therapy Lauren Kendra KING'S (PA) II Sr. Bellmawr, N.J. 3.91 Biology Dora Enright STEVENS INST. TECH. II Sr. Longmont, Colo. 3.71 Business and technology Lauren Boyle MUHLENBERG II Jr. Wantage, N.J. 3.58 Mathematics Monika Fogelsanger EAST STROUDSBURG II Sr. State College, Pa. 3.88 Psychology THIRD TEAM Maggie Gibson WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON II So. Greensburg, Pa. 3.51 Undeclared Julia Andrus PENN STATE-BEHREND II Sr. Corry, Pa. 3.88 Biology Erin Walton ELIZABETHTOWN II Sr. Columbus, N.J. 3.57 Elementary ed., special ed. Amanda Reid ELIZABETHTOWN II Sr. Nazareth, Pa. 3.97 Social studies education Jackie Yandrisevits EAST STROUDSBURG II Jr. Wind Gap, Pa. 3.53 Health and physical education Lisa Mitchell BETHANY (WV) II Sr. Burgettstown, Pa. 3.81 Elementary education Hillary Klimowicz NEW JERSEY II Jr. Scotch Plains, N.J. 3.3 Psychology Kathleen Daly SCRANTON II Sr. Bryn Mawr, Pa. 3.7 Marketing 2008 Academic All-District Women's Basketball Team District 3 University Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Megan Frazee LIBERTY III Jr. Xenia, Ohio 3.91 Kinesiology Abby Waner DUKE III Jr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. 3.35 English Brittany Cook VIRGINIA TECH III Jr. Narrows, Va. 3.75 Health, nutrition, foods and exercise Sabrina Gregory CHARLOTTE III Sr. Fayetteville, N.C. 3.74 Mathematics for business Moriah Frazee LIBERTY III Jr. Xenia, Ohio 3.74 Nursing SECOND TEAM Laura Haskins VIRGINIA TECH III Jr. Alexandria, Va. 3.98 Management Mara Freshour FLORIDA STATE III Jr. Nashville, Ind. 3.62 Sport management Jasmine Dixon N. CAROLINA-GREENSBORO III Gr. Reston, Va. 4.0 African American studies, communications Brooke Johnson WESTERN CAROLINA III Jr. Seymour, Tenn. 3.95 Sport management Allyson Fasnacht LIBERTY III Gr. Salem, Va. 3.88 MBA College Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Anna Atkinson WINGATE III Jr. Marion, N.C. 4.00 Biology Khaleh Thomas VALDOSTA STATE III Sr. Brunswick, Ga. 4.00 Chemistry Stephanie Witko MARYMOUNT III Sr. South Boston, Va. 3.99 Psychology Ewelina Gad VALDOSTA STATE III Gr. Lublin, Poland 4.00 Sociology Tonique Frasier NEWBERRY (SC) III Sr. Walterboro, S.C. 3.47 Business SECOND TEAM Carolyn Riley EASTERN MENNONITE III Jr. Warrenton, Va. 3.71 Physical education Kathleen Brown MARYMOUNT III So. Bethesda, Md. 3.71 Health sciences Brittany Cornelius MEREDITH III So. Rockwell, N.C. 3.86 Accounting Meredith Legg SOUTH CAROLINA-AIKEN III Jr. Huntersville, N.C. 3.75 Business administration Laura Marquardt NEWBERRY (SC) III Jr. Mount Pleasant, S.C. 4.00 Business THIRD TEAM Celeste Trahan ELIZABETH CITY STATE III Sr. Stockton, Ca 3.22 Education Lora Turner EMORY III Jr. Florence, Ala. 3.56 Neuroscience & behavioral biology Brittany Young FRANCIS MARION III Sr. Moncks Corner, S.C. 3.44 Political science Torri Bridge ROANOKE III Sr. Stuarts Draft, Va. 3.6 Health and human performance Kristin Heminger FLORIDA TECH III Jr. Merritt Island, Fla. 3.65 Mechanical engineering Jessica Blanford MARS HILL III Jr. Concord, N.C. 3.48 Religion, history 2008 Academic All-District Women's Basketball Team District 4 University Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Candace Parker TENNESSEE IV Jr. Naperville, Ill. 3.35 Sport management Lauren Kohn OHIO UNIVERSITY IV Sr. Adrian, Mich. 3.82 Communications, public advocacy Chelsea Chowning KENTUCKY IV Gr. Berea, Ky. 4.0 Pharmacy Whitney Lewis WRIGHT STATE IV Sr. Lynchburg, Ohio 3.97 Human factors psychology Nicky Anosike TENNESSEE IV Sr. Staten Island, N.Y. 3.77 Sociology, criminal justice, political science, legal studies SECOND TEAM Amber Guffey MURRAY STATE IV Jr. Albany, Ky. 3.97 Physical education and health Jill Stephens CINCINNATI IV Jr. Mineral Wells, W.Va. 3.95 Communication sciences & disorders Lauren Branson YOUNGSTOWN STATE IV Sr. Cincinnati, Ohio 3.93 Special education Jessica Pike OAKLAND IV Jr. Clawson, Mich. 3.93 Wellness/health/injury prevention Karah Cloxton DAYTON IV Sr. Winfield, W.Va. 3.95 Exercise science, fitness mgt. THIRD TEAM Allyssa DeHaan MICHIGAN STATE IV So. Grandville, Mich. 3.38 Pre-med Brandi Brown MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE IV So. Yorktown, Tenn. 3.97 Accounting Christina Wirth VANDERBILT IV Jr. Mesa, Ariz. 3.52 Human & organizational development Paige Guffey MURRAY STATE IV Jr. Albany, Ky. 3.97 Physical education and health Brooke Sunday BELMONT IV Sr. Sparta, Tenn. 3.70 Social work College Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Allison Fowler UNION (KY) IV Sr. Morganfield, Ky. 4.00 Biology Rachel Folcik FERRIS STATE IV Sr. Powers, Mich. 3.83 Business administration Justine Pagenhardt MARIETTA IV Sr. Oakland, Md. 3.92 Biology Sara Fee OTTERBEIN IV Sr. Bryan, Ohio 3.93 Nursing Selena Eskinazi-Budge BALDWIN-WALLACE IV Sr. Beachwood, Ohio 3.86 Sports medicine, pre-physical therapy Ariel Brough BALDWIN-WALLACE IV So. Powell, Ohio 3.93 Political science SECOND TEAM Maria Eichhold MOUNT ST. JOSEPH IV Sr. Greenwood, Ind. 3.96 Social work Steffi Graf OHIO WESLEYAN IV Sr. Poland, Ohio 3.82 English Leanne Lucius TIFFIN IV Jr. New Riegel, Ohio 4.00 Marketing Kristen Richardson CAPITAL IV So. Oxford, Ohio 4.00 Organizational communications Alex Gee THOMAS MORE IV Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio 3.98 Psychology THIRD TEAM Ashley Tipton CARSON-NEWMAN IV Jr. Knoxville, Tenn. 4.0 Applied psychology Katie Wysocky MICHIGAN TECH IV So. Whitefish Bay, Wis. 3.90 Exercise science Lindsey Eggleston CARSON-NEWMAN IV Jr. Buena Vista, Colo. 3.99 Business administration Jordyn Boles HOPE IV Sr. Grand Rapids, Mich. 3.76 Management 2008 Academic All-District Women's Basketball Team District 5 University Division FIRST TEAM Name School Dist. Yr. Hometown GPA Major(s) Laura Rudolphi INDIANA STATE V Sr. Carlyle, Ill. 3.98 Business insurance Leslie Knight MINNESOTA V Sr. Hopkins, Minn. 3.83 Communications Allie Quigley DEPAUL V Sr. Joliet, Ill. 3.72 Physical education Lori Bjork ILLINOIS V Jr. Johnston, Iowa 3.93 Political science Emily Fox MINNESOTA V Jr. Highlands Ranch, Colo. 3.30 Journalism SECOND TEAM Kayla Groh WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY V Sr. Elkhart Lake, Wis. 3.68 Business administration Agnieszka Kulaga VALPARAISO V Jr.
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