90 Gamecocks on SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll

Feb. 8, 2017

COLUMBIA, S.C. – A total of 90 South Carolina students made the 2016 Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll, as commissioner Greg Sankey released this year’s list on Wednesday.

A total of 1,029 students earned a spot, with those students competing in the sports of cross country, football, soccer and volleyball. The list is based on grades from the 2016 spring, summer and fall terms.

Arkansas led the way with 91, with the Gamecocks standing second with their 90. Kentucky came in third with 85.

Any student-athlete who participates in a Southeastern Conference championship sport or a student-athlete who participates in a sport listed on his/her institution’s NCAA Sports Sponsorship Form is eligible for nomination to the Academic Honor Roll. The following criteria will be followed: (1) A student-athlete must have a grade point average of 3.00 or above for either the preceding academic year (two semesters or three quarters) or have a cumulative grade point average of 3.00 or above at the nominating institution. (2) If a student-athlete attends summer school, his/her grade point average during the summer academic term must be included in the calculation used to determine eligibility for the Academic Honor Roll. (3) Student-athletes eligible for the Honor Roll include those receiving an athletics scholarship, recipients of an athletics award (i.e., letter winner), and non-scholarship student-athletes who have been on a varsity team for two seasons. (4) Prior to being nominated, a student-athlete must have successfully completed 24 semester or 36 quarter hours of non-remedial academic credit toward a baccalaureate degree at the nominating institution. (5) The student-athlete must have been a member of a varsity team for the sport’s entire NCAA Championship segment.

South Carolina’s honorees are as follows:

Women’s Cross Country (15):
Hannah Giangaspro ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Emily Harding ââ’¬” Public Health
Martha McCoy ââ’¬” Biological Sciences
Anna McElrath ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Allison Mueller ââ’¬” Pharmaceutical Sciences
Julia Nardone ââ’¬” Public Health
Melanie Ng ââ’¬” Business Economics
Colleen Openshaw ââ’¬” Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Caitlin Potter ââ’¬” Public Health
Mary Reiser ââ’¬” Public Relations
Regina Schreiber ââ’¬” Criminal Justice
Allie Sprague ââ’¬” Accounting
Sarah Taylor ââ’¬” Global Studies
Kaylee Wessel ââ’¬” International Business
Monica York ââ’¬” Exercise Science

Football (30):
Jacob August ââ’¬” Marketing
Rivers Bedenbaugh ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Matrick Belton ââ’¬” Physical Education
Javon Charleston ââ’¬” Sociology
Logan Crane ââ’¬” Biological Sciences
Mon Denson ââ’¬” Sport and Entertainment Management
Devin Dingle ââ’¬” Accounting
Jalen Dread ââ’¬” Broadcast Journalism
Bryan Edwards ââ’¬” Sport and Entertainment Management
Daniel Fennell ââ’¬” Retail Management
Elliott Fry ââ’¬” Marketing
Scott Grant ââ’¬” Integrated Info Technology
Cory Helms ââ’¬” Interdisciplinary Studies
Hayden Hurst ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Shannon James ââ’¬” Hospitality Management
Chris Lammons ââ’¬” Sociology
Kyle Markway ââ’¬” Sport and Entertainment Management
Brandon McIlwain ââ’¬” Political Science
Perry Orth ââ’¬” Economics
Darius Paulk ââ’¬” Management & Marketing
Jasper Sasser ââ’¬” Sport and Entertainment Management
Dante Sawyer ââ’¬” Interdisciplinary Studies
Michael Scarnecchia ââ’¬” Finance
Jason Senn ââ’¬” Sport and Entertainment Management
Demetrius Smalls ââ’¬” Sport and Entertainment Management
Jamari Smith ââ’¬” Public Health
Rod Talley ââ’¬” Integrated Info Technology
Antoine Wilder ââ’¬” Psychology
David Williams ââ’¬” Retail Management
Drew Williams ââ’¬” Public Health

Men’s Soccer (15):
Ive Burnett ââ’¬” Public Health
Chandler Corley ââ’¬” Mechanical Engineering
Ben Davidson ââ’¬” Business
Danny Deakin ââ’¬” Criminal Justice
Trygve Ellingstad ââ’¬” Finance
Peyton Ericson ââ’¬” Sport Management
Bjorn Gudjonsson ââ’¬” Business
Lee Hogge ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Matt McManis ââ’¬” Management
Koty Millard ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Torgeir Nyboe ââ’¬” Sport Management
William Pyle ââ’¬” Public Health
Andre Streete ââ’¬” Sport Management
Kurtis Turner ââ’¬” Criminal Justice
Christoffer Wallander Ianev ââ’¬” Economics

Women’s Soccer (18):
Dominique Babbitt ââ’¬” Retailing
Paige Bendell ââ’¬” Accounting
Anna Conklin ââ’¬” Sport Management
Bay Daniel ââ’¬” Retailing
Chelsea Drennan ââ’¬” Pharmacy
Daija Griffin ââ’¬” Public Relations
Sophie Groff ââ’¬” Elementary Education
Lauren Jankowski ââ’¬” Visual Communication
Mikayla Krzeczowski ââ’¬” Visual Communication
Kaleigh Kurtz ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Lindsey Lane ââ’¬” Visual Communication
Savannah McCaskill ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Hunter Peifer ââ’¬” Elementary Education
Alexis Pendergraft ââ’¬” Psychology
Evelyn Robinson ââ’¬” Finance
Estefania Salas ââ’¬” Business
Claire Studebaker ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Simone Wark ââ’¬” Sport Management

Volleyball (12):
Jacqy Angermiller ââ’¬” Retailing
Koko Atoa-Williams ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Callie Brown ââ’¬” Broadcast Journalism
Joely Cabrera ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Claire Edwards ââ’¬” Sport and Entertainment Management
Abreia Epps ââ’¬” Experimental Psychology
Aubrey Ezell ââ’¬” Public Health
Courtney Furlong ââ’¬” Experimental Psychology
Megan Kirkland ââ’¬” Exercise Science
Emma Lock ââ’¬” Experimental Psychology
Courtney McKeag ââ’¬” Criminology and Criminal Justice
Jesse Turner ââ’¬” Biological Sciences