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NATHANIEL CROFTS TIMOTHY DORAN MEN’S SOCCER ENDOWMENT ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS 2019-2020 THE MILTON G. ABRAMSON TRACK SCHOLARSHIP THE JOHN WILLIAM BARNARD ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP 2009-10........................................... MATT MCLEAN THE HAROLD M. BURROWS, JR. ENDOWED TENNIS SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a rising fourth-year member of the varsity track and field team on Awarded to a student-athlete from Virginia, preferably Roanoke County, who is 2010-11........................................... LAUREN PERDUE Awarded to a men’s tennis player who embodies hard work, integrity, the basis of contributions to the track and field program. pursuing a career in the healthcare field and had a 3.5 or higher in high school. 2011-12........................................... KELLY FLYNN sportsmanship and honor. The scholarship is awarded independent of sport or gender, but requires that 2012-13........................................... ELLEN WILLIAMSON 1988-89........................................... MATTHEW B. WHITE the student-athlete maintain a 3.0 GPA while at UVA. 2013-14........................................... BRAD PHILLIPS 2005-06........................................... MARKO MIKLO 1989-90........................................... MATTHEW B. WHITE 2014-15........................................... EMILY DICUS 2006-07........................................... TREAT HUEY 1991-92........................................... ERIC SORENSON 2012-13........................................... NO RECIPIENT SELECTED 2015-16........................................... NATALIE MARTIN 2007-08........................................... HOUSTON BARRICK 1992-93........................................... ROBERT COOK, JR. 2013-14........................................... KATE NORBO 2016-17........................................... LAURA SIMON 2008-09........................................... SANAM SINGH 1993-94........................................... STEPHEN DUNPHY 2014-15........................................... COURTNEY SWAN 2017-18........................................... CECE WILLIAMS 2009-10........................................... SANAM SINGH 1994-95........................................... GERALD HOWARD 2015-16........................................... NO RECIPIENT SELECTED 2018-19........................................... ERYN EDDY 2010-11........................................... MICHAEL SHABAZ 1995-96........................................... GERALD HOWARD 2016-17........................................... OLIVIA HAZELRIGG 2019-20........................................... PAIGE MADDEN 2011-12........................................... ALEX DOMIJAN 1996-97........................................... GERALD HOWARD 2017-18........................................... HEIDI LONG 2012-13........................................... ALEX DOMIJAN 1997-98........................................... RAY WEEDEN 2018-19........................................... HEIDI LONG 2013-14........................................... ALEX DOMIJAN 1998-99........................................... RAY WEEDEN 2019-20........................................... SOPHIA KERSHNER THE HEDLEY M. BOWEN FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP 2014-15........................................... MAC STYSLINGER 1999-00........................................... FRANCES WARNER 2015-16........................................... MAC STYSLINGER Awarded to a deserving member of the football team. 2000-01........................................... HILLARY WILSON 2016-17........................................... HENRIK WIERSHOLM 2001-02........................................... CARIELLE DOE 2017-18........................................... HENRIK WIERSHOLM 2001-02........................................... TYREE FOREMAN 2002-03........................................... KIAMESHA OTEY THE PAUL B. BARRINGER SCHOLARSHIP 2018-19........................................... CARL SODERLUND 2002-03........................................... SHERNARD NEWBY 2003-04........................................... CAROLINE HARVEY Awarded to a deserving student-athlete participating in any varsity sport. 2019-20........................................... CARL SODERLUND 2003-04........................................... TONY FRANKLIN 2004-05........................................... ANNE BOBIAK 2004-05........................................... TONY FRANKLIN 2005-06........................................... DAVID SULLIVAN 1996-97........................................... VALERIE ZAMMITTI 2005-06........................................... TONY FRANKLIN 2006-07........................................... ERIN CRAWFORD 1997-98........................................... REBECCA CRONK 2006-07........................................... MARSHAL AUSBERRY 2007-08........................................... DAVID LEWIS 1998-99........................................... ANGELA LEE THE CHARLOTTESVILLE MEN’S BASKETBALL ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP 2007-08........................................... VICQUAL HALL 2008-09........................................... YEMI AYENI 1999-00........................................... AMY FROMAL Awarded to a student-athlete enrolled at the University of Virginia participating 2008-09........................................... VICQUAL HALL 2009-10........................................... AYLA SMITH 2000-01........................................... KATIE TRACY on the men’s basketball team. 2009-10........................................... CHASE MINNIFIELD 2010-11........................................... RYAN COLLINS 2001-02........................................... INGE JORGENSEN 2010-11........................................... CHASE MINNIFIELD 2011-12........................................... LANCE ROLLER 2002-03........................................... RUBY ROJAS 2017-18........................................... KYLE GUY 2011-12........................................... CHASE MINNIFIELD 2012-13........................................... PEARL BICKERSTETH 2003-04........................................... WHITNEY ASHCRAFT 2018-19........................................... KYLE GUY 2012-13........................................... KEVIN PARKS 2013-14........................................... ANNA FINGER 2004-05........................................... MEREDITH LAZARUS 2019-20........................................... CASEY MORSELL 2013-14........................................... KEVIN PARKS 2014-15........................................... JORDAN LAVENDER 2005-06........................................... KATHERINE BLAIR 2014-15........................................... KEVIN PARKS 2015-16........................................... PEYTON CHANEY 2006-07........................................... CHRISTINA deVRIES 2015-16........................................... ANDREW BROWN 2016-17........................................... FILIP MIHALJEVIC 2007-08........................................... MELISSA CALDWELL 2016-17........................................... ANDREW BROWN 2017-18........................................... OGHENAKPOBO EFEKORO 2008-09........................................... LAUREN DICKSON THE BETTY SAMS CHRISTIAN COCA-COLA CLASSIC SOCCER SCHOLARSHIPS 2017-18........................................... ANDREW BROWN Given to a returning member of the women’s soccer team and the men’s soccer 2018-19........................................... HILMAR ORN JONSSON 2009-10........................................... LAUREN ELSTEIN 2018-19........................................... CHARLES SNOWDEN team on the basis of their contributions to the respective programs. 2019-20........................................... JORDAN SCOTT 2010-11........................................... MARTHA KUZZY 2011-12........................................... RACHEL JENNINGS 2019-20........................................... CHARLES SNOWDEN 2012-13........................................... MICHELLE VITEESE 1997-98........................................... ANGELA HUCLES 2013-14........................................... HEIDI VELK 1998-99........................................... MATT CHULIS THE ALL IN FOR EXCELLENCE ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP 2014-15........................................... LIZZY YOUNGLING THE VIRGINIA MCDOWELL BOWEN FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP ANGELA HUCLES Awarded to a deserving student-athlete in recognition of his or her contributions 2015-16........................................... MIKAYLA VENSON 1999-00........................................... JILL MAXWELL Awarded to a deserving member of the football team. to the University of Virginia athletics program. 2016-17........................................... HALEY KOLE DREW O’DONNER 2017-18........................................... BECCA ZAMOJCIN 2000-01........................................... TAMMY WESTINGHOUSE 2001-02........................................... EVAN ROUTZAHN 2016-17........................................... RACHEL VANDER KOLK 2018-19........................................... GRETTA ELL RYAN TROUT 2002-03........................................... MIKE MULLINS 2017-18........................................... RACHEL VANDER KOLK 2019-20........................................... MAKAYLA GALLEN 2001-02........................................... MARSHALL LEONARD 2003-04........................................... ELTON BROWN 2018-19..........................................
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