UTSA student-athletes lead conference with the most Academic Medals
(April 11, 2017) -- The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) student-athletes are top-tier in their sports and in the classroom. UTSA student-athletes led Conference USA (C-USA) with the most Academic Medal winners for the 2016-17 academic year with 65 honorees. Marshall had the second most with 64 followed by the University of Alabama at Birmingham with 55. A total of 671 C-USA student-athletes earned the honor. Medals are given to student-athletes who have achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or better.
UTSA's 2016-17 Conference USA Academic Medal winners:
Baseball
J.T. Gilmore
Tyler Giovanoni
Matt McGehee
Men's Basketball
Giovanni De Nicolao
Byron Frohnen
Austin Karrer
Mitar Stanojevic
Women's Basketball
Loryn Goodwin
Carlie Heineman
Kasia Kiejdrowska
Billie Marlow
Tîmea Tóth
Men's Cross Country
Caleb Devereaux
Hunter Hawkins
John Von Dohlen
Women's Cross Country
Lynette Amaram
Grace Kohler
Football
Victor Falcon
Brady Jones
Dalton Miller
Juan Perez-Isidoro
Terence Shaw II
Aron Taylor
Matthew Wylie
Men's Golf
Collin Clark
Women's Golf
Julie Houston
Madison Kidd
Nikki Long
Becky McGeehan
Lara Weinstein
Soccer
Michelle Cole
Marianne Hernandez
Rebekah Kensing
Jordyn Lacy
Brianna Livecchi
Isabella Sanchez
Kaja Skare
Softball
Zoe Bacon
Bailee Baldwin
KyLee DeCock
Ari Hernandez
Nicole Merrill
Angelica Niño
Kylea Nix
Taylor Oberg
Kaley Pyles
Chelsea Thomas
Men's Tennis
Takeru Watanabe
Women's Tennis
Kylee Kato
Miriam Rosell Canudas
Charleen Tiwari
Men's Track & Field
Randy Bermea
Alex Brock
Kaylan Harris
Women's Track & Field
Shalise Borden
Olivia Esemena
Darionne Gibson
Rachael Grossman
Charlette Janicek
Sydney Laudwig
Gabriyella Torres
Volleyball
Christine Egu
Megan Slan
Jessica Waldrip
Shelby Williams
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