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LeTourneau University
News
Release
LeTourneau
University,
P.O. Box
7001,
Longview,
TX
75607
Fax: (903)
233-3495
Contact: Shane Meling
(903)233-3378
shanemeling@letu.edu
May 11,
2004
TWENTY-FIVE ‘JACKETS NAMED TO ALL-ACADEMIC
SQUAD
RICHARDSON, TEXAS – The American Southwest Conference announces
recognition of 320 student-athletes and support staff student assistants on its
spring 2004 All-Academic honor roll.
LeTourneau
University placed 25
student-athletes on the honor roll.
The spring ASC All-Academic awards include 297 student-athletes from the
sports of baseball, golf, softball, tennis and track and field, as well as 23
student assistants in athletic training and sports information. All 16 ASC
member institutions listed representatives on the spring 2004 honor
roll.
Each of LeTourneau’s spring sports programs placed at least two members
on the honor roll. The baseball
team led the way with nine players, softball added seven and women’s golf had
three honorees while men’s tennis, women’s tennis and men’s golf each had two
players earn the honor. Seniors
Samantha Castillo (Weslaco,
TX) and Lisa
Kok (Lynden,
WA) each earned
their third such award. Six others;
junior Derek Fitchett (Sandpoint, ID), junior April Hamilton (Henderson, TX),
senior Stevi Peace (Jakarta, Indonesia), senior Stephanie Ray (Gilmer, TX),
senior Mike VanBrocklin (Spring, TX) and junior Demetri White (The Woodlands,
TX) earned their second spring ASC Academic award.
To be eligible for ASC All-Academic honors, student-athletes must have
lettered in the spring 2004 season, be in at least their second academic year at
their institution, and carry a career grade-point average (GPA) of 3.00 or
better. Student assistants in athletic training and sports information are
recommended by their directors and carry a career grade-point average of 3.20
(athletic trainer) or 3.00 (sports information).
Baseball
Shane Beans
LeTourneau
So.
Aeronautical Science
Rio Rancho,
N.M.
Derek Fitchett
LeTourneau
Jr.
Biomedical Engineering
Sandpoint, Idaho
Jeremy Hall
LeTourneau
So.
Political Science
Magnolia, Texas
Devin McIntosh
LeTourneau
Sr.
Kinesiology
Arlington,
Texas
Andres Montero
LeTourneau
So.
Biomedical Engineering
Caracas,
Venezuela
Damon Stokes
LeTourneau
So.
Computer Science Engineering
Anchorage, Alaska
Josh Swain
LeTourneau
Jr.
Psychology
Longview, Texas
Mike VanBrocklin
LeTourneau
Sr.
Marketing/Sports Management
Spring, Texas
Demetri White
LeTourneau
Jr.
Mechanical Engineering
The Woodlands, Texas
Men's
Golf
Josh Lowe
LeTourneau
Jr.
Aeronautical Science
Marceline, Mo.
Josh
Rutland
LeTourneau
Jr.
Chemistry/Biology
Gladewater, Texas
Women's
Golf
Sarah Hess
LeTourneau
Jr.
Exercise Science
Muenster, Texas
Lisa Kok
LeTourneau
Sr.
Business Administration
Lynden, Wash.
Stevi Peace
LeTourneau
Sr.
Aeronautical Science
Jakarta,
Indonesia
Softball
Lori Birdsong
LeTourneau
So.
Kinesiology
Longview, Texas
Robin Duck
LeTourneau
So.
Management Information Systems
Pineland, Texas
Megan Kato
LeTourneau
So.
Business
Deer
Park,
Texas
Sarah Mintz
LeTourneau
So.
Mechanical Engineering
Okinawa,
Japan
Stephanie Ray
LeTourneau
Sr.
Secondary English Education
Gilmer, Texas
Cathy Terence
LeTourneau
So.
Mechanical Engineering
Garland, Texas
Leigh Vickery
LeTourneau
So.
Kinesiology
Gladewater, Texas
Men's
Tennis
Scott Beecher
LeTourneau
Sr.
Electrical Engineering
North Branch, Minn.
Clay Clifton
LeTourneau
Jr.
Management
Weatherford, Texas
Women's
Tennis
Samantha Castillo
LeTourneau
Sr.
Biology
Weslaco, Texas
April Hamilton
LeTourneau
Jr.
Elementary Education
Henderson, Texas
ASC All-Academic Award
Winners
RICHARDSON, TEXAS –
LeTourneau University placed 15 student-athletes on the
American Southwest Conference Fall 2003 All-Academic list. Overall, 311 student-athletes from the
16 colleges and universities are among the individuals recognized on the ASC
All-Academic honor roll. The teams were
announced Monday (Nov. 24) by the conference office and include the sports of
cross country, football, soccer and volleyball.
There were two student-athletes on the ASC Basketball 2003-04 All-Academic list. The
honorees were Randy Aram and Leigh Vickery.
To be eligible for ASC All-Academic honors, student-athletes must have
lettered in the fall 2003 season, be in at least their second academic year at
their institution and carry a career grade-point average (GPA) of 3.00 or
better.
Men’s
Cross Country
Jeremy
Anderson, Sr., Mechanical Engineering, Tucson, Arizona
Nate
Singer, Jr., Electrical Engineering, Wilmington, Delaware
Men’s
Soccer
Ben
Barlow, Sr., Welding & Mechanical Engineering,
Saginaw, Michigan
Sean
Busha, So., Design Technology, Longview, Texas
Noah
Lukas, So., Aeronautical Science, Sugar Land, Texas
Seyi
Okuyemi, Sr., Computer Science/Mathematics, Lagos, Nigeria
Darren
Paschall, Sr., Mathematics Education, Manila, Philippines
Jason
Sudeck, Jr., Aeronautical Science, Chambery, France
Women’s
Soccer
Cynthia
Garcia, Jr., Mathematics, El Paso, Texas
Rosalba
Garcia, Jr., International Business, El Paso, Texas
Julie
Kohn, So., Aeronautical Science, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Stevi
Peace, Sr., Aeronautical Science, Longview, Texas
Volleyball
Cari
Anson, Jr., Kinesiology/Exercise Science, Lindale, Texas
Casey
Culver, Jr., Kinesiology/Exercise Science, El Paso, Texas
Sarah
Mintz, So., Mechanical Engineering, Okinawa, Japan
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