Bucs Place 94 on Presidential Honor Roll

CHARLOTTE, N.C. - The Big South Conference placed 1,071 out of 2,528 student-athletes – 42.4 percent -- on its prestigious annual Presidential Honor Roll list for the 2006-07 academic season, it was announced today by Big South Conference Commissioner Kyle B. Kallander. To be named to the Presidential Honor Roll, student-athletes must maintain a grade point average of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) or better for the recently-completed academic year. The 42.4 percentage marks the third-straight year above the 40 percent threshold.

“The Big South Conference has always taken a lot of pride in the academic accomplishments of its student-athletes,” said Kallander. “To have nearly half of all student-athletes make the Presidential Honor Roll for the third consecutive year is a reflection of the outstanding individuals in the Conference and their priorities. We are all extremely proud of the achievements of these fine young men and women.”

Charleston Southern University (94 student-athletes)

Babar Akbar (men’s tennis)

Caitlin Allen (softball)

Ryan Ard (football)

Murat Atilla (men’s tennis)

Allen Batiste (men’s track/cross country)

Michael Beattie (baseball)

Christine Bethke (women’s soccer)

Melanie Blaschke (women’s soccer)

Brittany Bolick (women’s soccer)

Brett Bowdren (football)

Jennifer Brooks (softball)

Adam Brown (baseball)

Wes Brundridge (baseball)

Aundraya Camp (women’s track/cross country)

Stephanie Carey (volleyball)

Mia Cederholm (women’s soccer)

Alyssa Clay (women’s soccer)

Ashley Conway (softball)

Bridgette Copeland (women’s track)

Jonathan Dean (men’s tennis)

Steven Dean (men’s tennis)

Tina DeCarvalho (women’s basketball)

Nichole Diller (volleyball)

Marie Doan (women’s track)

Nick Ellis (football)

Canan Erdogan (volleyball)

Morgan Fuqua (women’s golf)

Ebony George (women’s track/cross country)

Brittany Giannini (softball)

Dionne Gibson (women’s track)

Jordan Gibson (baseball)

T.J. Green (baseball)

Quentin Guichard (men’s tennis)

Caitlin Gunyan (women’s soccer)

Megan Hall (softball)

Shawn Hall (men’s golf)

Cody Higgins (baseball)

Zineb Hilali (women’s tennis)

C.J. Hirschman (football)

Matt Hoisington (football)

Brittany Hudson (women’s basketball)

Patricia Jaeger (women’s tennis)

Whitney James (softball)

Jarrett Johns (football)

Jessica Kim (women’s soccer)

Karen Knight (women’s soccer)

Giedrius Knysas (men’s basketball)

Chris Krogmeier (baseball)

Jillian LaFrance (softball)

Juwon Lawson (football)

Jared Lethco (men’s basketball)

Emma Mattsson (women’s soccer)

Mike McCann (football)

Megan McGonegal (women’s soccer)

Eric McGough (baseball)

Marvin McHellon (football)

Christy McPartlin (softball)

Anthony Moore (football)

Ebony Muller (women’s track)

Mike Myers (baseball)

Amanda Noble (softball)

Nick Olson (men’s golf)

Brittany Owens (women’s track/cross country)

Hart Pearson (football)

David Perkins (baseball)

Mark Perry (baseball)

Jean-Pierre Poisson (men’s track)

Renae Popovich (volleyball)

Scott Radabaugh (baseball)

Tiffany Reid (softball)

Brandon Roberts (baseball)

Candace Rowell (softball)

Ryan Rowland (baseball)

Alissa Schoblaski (women’s soccer)

Lee Schutte (men’s tennis)

George Shaw (football)

Jill Shondel (softball)

Adam Sieg (men’s golf)

Shaunte Small (women’s basketball)

Ryan Smart (baseball)

Alicyne Smith (women’s track/cross country)

Matthew Steele (baseball)

Brandon Stoudemire (football)

Meryam Tazi (women’s tennis)

Mark Terifaj (baseball)

Olivia Terzo (volleyball)

Cherish Tom (women’s basketball)

Lindsey Trexler (women’s soccer)

Peyton Tweddale (baseball)

Josh Warrior (football)

Andrew White (baseball)

Christopher Widing (baseball)

Vekiza Williams (women’s track)

Miki Wilson (volleyball)