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2017-2018 NISCA/Speedo Academic All-America Swimming, Diving And 2017-2018 NISCA/Speedo Academic All-America Swimming, Diving a... https://www.niscaonline.org/aalists/2018/academicaa2018.html 2017-18 NISCA/Speedo Academic All America Academic All-America Chair - Marney Shirley National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association Boys Academic All-America Girls Academic All-America Comparative Rankings by State Certificates Awarded since 1999-00 Back to Academic AA 1 of 1 3/8/2020, 5:17 PM https://www.niscaonline.org/AALists/2018/aabacad2018.htm 2017-2018 NISCA/Speedo Boys High School Academic All-America Awarded to 12th Grade Athletes with a GPA of 3.75 + 7/6/2018 FIRST LAST SCHOOL CITY STATE TEAM Benjamin Adams Monterey High School Lubbock TX Swim Connor Agosta Salesianum School Wilmington DE Swim Benjamin Ahlmark North Penn High School Lansdale PA Swim Ryan Aldrich Lakeville North High School Lakeville MN Swim Marc Almloff Shawnee Mission South High School Overland Park KS Swim Zachary Ambrosen Minnetonka High School Minnetonka MN Swim Aaron Anderson Anoka High School Anoka MN Swim Devon Anderson Brownsburg High School Brownsburg IN Swim Timothy Appel Steilacoom High School Steilacoom WA Swim Noah Aran North Reading High School North Reading MA Swim Alex Ardagna Kennesaw Mountain High School Kennesaw GA Swim John Paul Arney Trinity Preparatory School Winter Park FL Dive Colin Reid Arwood T.C. Roberson High School Asheville NC Swim Aaron Asay Fort Dodge Senior High School Fort Dodge IA Swim Bryce Atha Corvallis High School Corvallis OR Swim Callen Aulizia Boardman High School Boardman OH Swim Matthew Babel Pennsbury High School Fairless Hills PA Swim Charles Weston Bailey Brentwood High School Brentwood TN Swim Holden Baird Lamar High School Houston TX Swim/Polo Max Baker De La Salle Collegiate High School Warren MI Swim Dylan Bao Ann Arbor Pioneer High School Ann Arbor MI Swim Keilan Barber Haverford High School Havertown PA Dive Ryan Bare Shawnee Mission South High School Overland Park KS Swim Ethan Barksdale Zionsville Community High School Zionsville IN Swim Taylor Barmak Riverside High School Leesburg VA Swim Lucas Lorenzo Barnes Mason High School Mason MI Swim Austin Baron Ellsworth High School Ellsworth ME Swim Thomas Barr Loyola Academy Wilmette IL Swim/Polo Isaac Barrera New Braunfels High School New Braunfels TX Swim Samuel Barrette North Reading High School North Reading MA Swim Thomas Bartecki Fenwick High School Oak Park IL Swim Gabriel Bartkiewicz Old Town High School Old Town ME Swim Westley Bartlett Suffield Academy Suffield CT Swim Andrew Bauer Shawnee Mission South High School Overland Park KS Swim Jackson Bauer Roncalli High School Indianapolis IN Swim Theodore Bayer Jr. St. Xavier High School Cincinnati OH Swim Tony Bayvas New Trier High School Winnetka IL Swim Colin Beach Centerville High School Dayton OH Swim Mark Bearden Calhoun High School Calhoun GA Swim Zachariah Beck Columbus Academy Gahanna OH Swim Brennen Bedow Chanhassen High School Chanhassen MN Swim Benjamin Beldner Pittsford Central Schools Pittsford NY Swim Jack Bellinger Williamston High School Williamston MI Swim Marc Bennett Vineland High School Vineland NJ Swim Seth Benscoter Mattawan High School Mattawan MI Swim James Bentley Ames High School Ames IA Swim Matthew Bergen Saddleback Valley Christian School San Juan Capistrano CA Swim Andrew Bergmann Grandview Heights High School Columbus OH Swim Henry Berry Albuquerque Academy Albuquerque NM Swim Mason Bettes Coronado High School El Paso TX Swim Chase Bietz Clearfield High School Clearfield PA Swim Zachary Blair Gulf Coast High School Naples FL Swim Jonathan Bledsoe Franklin High School Franklin TN Swim Logan Boals South Lyon East High School South Lyon MI Swim Ryan Board Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake High School Burnt Hills NY Swim Jacob Boersema Holland West Ottawa High School Holland MI Swim Chase Bolding J.R. 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