The University of Florida placed 94 student-athletes on the 2016 Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll.
Gators Place 94 on SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll
Wednesday, June 29, 2016 | General, Women's Tennis, Otis Hawkins Center
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The University of Florida placed 94 student-athletes on the 2016 Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll, announced Wednesday by league commissioner Greg Sankey.
The 2016 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll is based on grades from the 2015-16 summer, fall and spring terms.
A total of 19 from Florida's NCAA champion men's track & field team, along with 16 from the women's program, appear on the Academic Honor Roll. The SEC champion softball team placed eight on the list. Women's tennis, which swept the SEC regular-season and tournament titles, saw seven earn SEC Academic Honor Roll status. The SEC Tournament champion men's tennis team had four make the list. The baseball team placed 14 on the list, its highest total since 2008. The Gator lacrosse team, which swept the Big EAST regular season and tournament titles, was just off their all-time high with 16 on the list. Men's golf (4) and women's golf (6) each had multiple representative on the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
One turned in a 4.0 grade point average in the 2015-16 academic year – tennis sophomore Josie Kuhlman. She also earned a spot on the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-District team in 2016.
To be recognized to the SEC Academic Honor Roll, each student-athlete must 1) have a GPA of 3.00 for either the preceding academic year or have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or above at the nominating institution; 2) be on scholarship, a letterwinner or have participated on a varsity team for two years if non-scholarship; 3) have completed 24 semester hours of non-remedial credit at the nominating institution; and 4) have been a member of the varsity team for the sport's entire NCAA Championship segment.
The 2016 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll is based on grades from the 2015-16 summer, fall and spring terms.
A total of 19 from Florida's NCAA champion men's track & field team, along with 16 from the women's program, appear on the Academic Honor Roll. The SEC champion softball team placed eight on the list. Women's tennis, which swept the SEC regular-season and tournament titles, saw seven earn SEC Academic Honor Roll status. The SEC Tournament champion men's tennis team had four make the list. The baseball team placed 14 on the list, its highest total since 2008. The Gator lacrosse team, which swept the Big EAST regular season and tournament titles, was just off their all-time high with 16 on the list. Men's golf (4) and women's golf (6) each had multiple representative on the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
One turned in a 4.0 grade point average in the 2015-16 academic year – tennis sophomore Josie Kuhlman. She also earned a spot on the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-District team in 2016.
To be recognized to the SEC Academic Honor Roll, each student-athlete must 1) have a GPA of 3.00 for either the preceding academic year or have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or above at the nominating institution; 2) be on scholarship, a letterwinner or have participated on a varsity team for two years if non-scholarship; 3) have completed 24 semester hours of non-remedial credit at the nominating institution; and 4) have been a member of the varsity team for the sport's entire NCAA Championship segment.
| University of Florida Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll Recipients - Spring |
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| Name | Sport | Major |
| Shaun Anderson | Baseball | Advertising |
| Alex Faedo | Baseball | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Mike Fahrman | Baseball | Accounting |
| Dalton Guthrie | Baseball | Political Science |
| Christian Hicks | Baseball | Finance |
| Mark Kolozsvary | Baseball | Health, Education and Behavior |
| Ryan Larson | Baseball | Advertising |
| Jason Lombardozzi | Baseball | Mechanical Engineering |
| Scott Moss | Baseball | Food and Resource Economics |
| A.J. Puk | Baseball | Criminology |
| Frank Rubio | Baseball | Criminology |
| JJ Schwarz | Baseball | Sociology |
| Logan Shore | Baseball | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Jeremy Vasquez | Baseball | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Ryan Celano | Men's Golf | Advertising |
| A.J. Crouch | Men's Golf | Food and Resource Economics |
| Conor Richardson | Men's Golf | Economics |
| Alejandro Tosti | Men's Golf | Spanish |
| Kelly Grassel | Women's Golf | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Laura Kanouse | Women's Golf | Biomedical Engineering |
| Ursa Orehek | Women's Golf | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Taylor Tomlinson | Women's Golf | Business Administration |
| Maria Torres | Women's Golf | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Karolina Vlckova | Women's Golf | Telecommunications - Media & Society |
| Amy Arnold | Lacrosse | Sport Management |
| Sammi Burgess | Lacrosse | Criminology |
| Samantha Darcangelo | Lacrosse | Criminology |
| Sydney DuPre | Lacrosse | Finance |
| Aniya Flanagan | Lacrosse | Event Management |
| Angela Flister | Lacrosse | Criminology |
| Nicole Graziano | Lacrosse | Master's of Science in Management |
| Katharine Hamer | Lacrosse | Sustainability |
| Lauren Lea | Lacrosse | Health Education & Behavior |
| Carli Marsh | Lacrosse | Criminology |
| Darcy Messina | Lacrosse | History |
| Chloe O'Haire | Lacrosse | Environmental Sciences |
| Carly Ross | Lacrosse | Health Science |
| Devon Schneider | Lacrosse | Sport Management |
| Mary-Sean Wilcox | Lacrosse | Sociology |
| Beth Willertz | Lacrosse | Sociology |
| Kirsti Merritt | Softball | Psychology |
| Taylor Schwarz | Softball | Telecommunications - Media & Society |
| Taylore Fuller | Softball | Sociology |
| Chelsea Herndon | Softball | Event Management |
| Kayli Kvistad | Softball | Communication Sciences & Disorders |
| Justine McLean | Softball | Public Relations |
| Aubree Munro | Softball | Telecommunications - Media & Society |
| Janell Wheaton | Softball | Sport Management |
| Maxx Lipman | Men's Tennis | Sport Management |
| Elliott Orkin | Men's Tennis | Finance |
| Joshua Wardell | Men's Tennis | Finance |
| Gordon Watson | Men's Tennis | Sport Management |
| Brooke Austin | Women's Tennis | Telecommunication-Production |
| Kourtney Keegan | Women's Tennis | Sport Management |
| Josie Kuhlman | Women's Tennis | Public Relations |
| Spencer Liang | Women's Tennis | Finance |
| Brianna Morgan | Women's Tennis | Psychology |
| Peggy Porter | Women's Tennis | Finance |
| Belinda Woolcock | Women's Tennis | Sport Management |
| Gabriel Aird | Men's Track & Field | Health Education and Behavior |
| Jack Beitter | Men's Track/Cross Country | Biomedical Engineering |
| Caleb Chambliss | Men's Track & Field | Psychology |
| Jimmy Clark | Men's Track/Cross Country | Economics |
| Damien Daniels | Men's Track & Field | Sport Management |
| William Decker | Men's Track/Cross Country | Psychology |
| Maurice Dix | Men's Track & Field | Telecommunication |
| Eddie Garcia | Men's Track/Cross Country | Sport Management |
| Harry Glasser | Men's Track & Field | Business Administration |
| Arman Hall | Men's Track & Field | African American Studies |
| Jonathan Hulzebos | Men's Track/Cross Country | Political Science |
| Jordan Mansour | Men's Track & Field | Industrial and Systems Engineering |
| Mac Macoy | Men's Track/Cross Country | Computer Science |
| AJ McFarland | Men's Track & Field | Criminology |
| Mark Mutz | Men's Track/Cross Country | International Business |
| Ryan Schnulle | Men's Track & Field | Exercise Physiology |
| Nick Uruburu | Men's Track & Field | Sport Management |
| Jared Watkins | Men's Track & Field | Chemical Engineering |
| Antwan Wright | Men's Track & Field | Health Education and Behavior |
| Jayla Bostic | Women's Track | Health Education & Behavior |
| Llodrycia Cameron | Women's Track | Criminology & Law |
| Claudia Francis | Women's Track | Anthropology |
| Becky Greene | Women's Track/Cross Country | Food and Resource Economics |
| Kyra Jefferson | Women's Track | Parks, Recreation & Tourism--Recreation & Event Management |
| Amber Johnson | Women's Track/Cross Country | Applied Physiology & Kinesiology (Fitness/Wellness) |
| Devin McDermott | Women's Track/Cross Country | Telecommunication-News |
| Ryann McEnany | Women's Track | |
| Darrielle McQueen | Women's Track | African American Studies |
| Kike Oniwinde | Women's Track | Management |
| Lauren Perry | Women's Track/Cross Country | Business Administration |
| Megan Reed | Women's Track | Criminology & Law |
| Robin Reynolds | Women's Track | Recreation, Parks & Tourism |
| Allison Richmond | Women's Track | Health Education & Behavior--Community Health Promotion |
| Taylor Tubbs | Women's Track/Cross Country | Economics |
| Marija Vucenovic | Women's Track | English & Sociology |
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