University of North Carolina Ashville Athletics
UNC Asheville Places 64 Student-Athletes on Big South Honor Roll
07.12.2007 | Women's Soccer
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - UNC Asheville placed 64 student-athletes on the Big South Presidential Honor Roll for the 2006-07 academic year. The announcement was made by the Big South Conference on Thursday. To be named to the Honor Roll, a student-athlete must maintain a 3.0 GPA or above for the entire academic year.
"Our student-athletes did a wonderful job this year succeeding both in the classroom and on the field," stated UNC Asheville Athletics Director Janet Cone. The Bulldogs claimed two Big South Conference championships this past year and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in both women's soccer and women's basketball."
The Big South champion women's soccer team led the way with 15 of its student-athletes making the Honor Roll. Women's tennis had all seven of its student-athletes on their roster earn a spot on the Honor Roll. The baseball team placed 10 players on the Honor Roll.
Whitney Abbott (women's tennis)
Omar Ahmad (men's track)
Ingrid Allstaedt (women's track)
Elliott Arrington (baseball)
Ana Baker (women's basketball)
Kate Barrow (women's soccer)
Hannah Bohlen (women's track)
Louise Bottomley (women's tennis)
Meagan Bradham (women's soccer)
Shanna Brown (women's soccer)
Ben Buchanan (baseball)
Robyn Busha (women's soccer)
Ashleigh Carter (women's soccer)
Will Cornelius (baseball)
Sarah Davis (women's track)
Matt Day (men's basketball)
Jordan Dorsett (baseball)
Juliana Duncan (women's soccer)
Liza Duncan (women's track)
Shoshana Fried (women's soccer)
K.J. Garland (men's basketball)
Jonathan Harmon (men's track/cross country)
John Hillman (men's soccer)
Sara Marie Holland (women's soccer and women's tennis)
Bridget Holliday (volleyball)
Sara Huckbody (women's track)
Root Kirbach (men's track/cross country)
A.J. Klerekoper (men's soccer)
Veronica Lazar (women's soccer)
Kensey LeGrand (women's track)
Josh Lett (baseball)
Alex Loftin (baseball)
Meghan Marsicek (women's track)
Johnny Martinez (baseball)
Emily Mase (women's track)
Tania Mateva (women's tennis)
Kaitlyn McDaniel (volleyball)
Ben Meyer (men's soccer)
Kristina Montuori (women's soccer)
Erik Nabi (men's track)
Nathaniel Neal (men's soccer)
Robert Nunnery (men's tennis)
Katherine Olert (women's track/cross country)
Sara Pahl (women's soccer)
Natalie Pearson (women's track/cross country)
Rachel Poole (women's tennis)
Joel Quirk (men's track/cross country)
Rachel Rhoney (women's tennis)
Justin Schumer (baseball)
Wes Skidmore (baseball)
Leslie Smith (women's tennis)
Ashleigh Spencer (women's track/cross country)
Duane Stepp (men's track/cross country)
McKenna Stockhausen (women's soccer)
Nicholas Thuell (men's tennis)
Corrie Trotter (women's track)
Lauren Turnburke (women's soccer)
Elif Unlu (volleyball)
David Verga (men's soccer)
Rob Vernon (baseball)
Erika Walker (women's track/cross country)
Carly West (women's soccer)
Lauren Wingo (women's soccer)
Ashley Wrightenberry (volleyball)
