The Gators placed 77 on the 2017 Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll
Gators Place 96 on SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll
Monday, June 26, 2017 | General
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The University of Florida placed 96 student-athletes on the 2017 Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll, announced Monday by league commissioner Greg Sankey.
The 2017 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll is based on grades from the 2016-17 summer, fall and spring terms.
Florida's NCAA title men's track & field and women's tennis teams placed 20 and six, respectively, on the Academic Honor Roll. The SEC champion softball (11) and baseball (12) teams placed nearly identical totals on the Honor Roll. All seven from the SEC champion women's golf team eligible for the SEC Academic Honor Roll appear on the 2017 list, its highest total since the 2009-10 season. The Gator lacrosse team, which swept the Big EAST regular season and tournament titles, saw 15 earn a spot on the list. Men's golf (6), men's tennis (3) and women's track & field (16) each had multiple representative on the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
Two from the NCAA champion women's tennis team tallied 4.0 grade point averages in the 2016-17 academic year –senior Kourtney Keegan and junior Josie Kuhlman. At the NCAA Championships, Kuhlman received the NCAA Elite 90 Award, given to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade point average at the final site of each of the NCAA's 90 championships. She also earned a spot on the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America team earlier this month.
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 2017 SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll is based on grades from the 2016-17 summer, fall and spring terms.
Florida's NCAA title men's track & field and women's tennis teams placed 20 and six, respectively, on the Academic Honor Roll. The SEC champion softball (11) and baseball (12) teams placed nearly identical totals on the Honor Roll. All seven from the SEC champion women's golf team eligible for the SEC Academic Honor Roll appear on the 2017 list, its highest total since the 2009-10 season. The Gator lacrosse team, which swept the Big EAST regular season and tournament titles, saw 15 earn a spot on the list. Men's golf (6), men's tennis (3) and women's track & field (16) each had multiple representative on the SEC Academic Honor Roll.
Two from the NCAA champion women's tennis team tallied 4.0 grade point averages in the 2016-17 academic year –senior Kourtney Keegan and junior Josie Kuhlman. At the NCAA Championships, Kuhlman received the NCAA Elite 90 Award, given to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade point average at the final site of each of the NCAA's 90 championships. She also earned a spot on the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Academic All-America team earlier this month.
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 |
| Alex Faedo | Baseball | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Dalton Guthrie | Baseball | Political Science |
| Christian Hicks | Baseball | Business Administration |
| Nick Horvath | Baseball | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Mark Kolozsvary | Baseball | Health Education and Behavior |
| Jackson Kowar | Baseball | Food and Resource Economics |
| Ryan Larson | Baseball | Advertising |
| Nelson Maldonado | Baseball | Anthropology |
| Blake Reese | Baseball | Forestry |
| Frank Rubio | Baseball | Criminology |
| JJ Schwarz | Baseball | Sociology |
| Brady Singer | Baseball | Social and Behavioral Sciences |
| Ryan Celano | Men's Golf | Advertising |
| A.J. Crouch | Men's Golf | Food and Resource Economics |
| Blake Dyer | Men's Golf | Food and Resource Economics |
| Jorge Garcia | Men's Golf | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Gordon Neale | Men's Golf | Economics |
| Ryan Orr | Men's Golf | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Kelly Grassel | Women's Golf | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Sydney Needham | Women's Golf | Business Administration |
| Madison Pacheco | Women's Golf | Health Education and Behavior |
| Taylor Tomlinson | Women's Golf | Business Administration |
| Maria Torres | Women's Golf | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Karolina Vlckova | Women's Golf | Telecommunications-Media and Society |
| Sam Wagner | Women's Golf | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Jillian Alonso | Lacrosse | Sociology |
| Amy Amold | Lacrosse | Sport Management |
| Caroline Benitez | Lacrosse | Economics |
| Sammi Burgess | Lacrosse | Criminology |
| Annie Collins | Lacrosse | Telecommunications |
| Caroline Fitzgerald | Lacrosse | Telecommunications |
| Madi Hall | Lacrosse | Advertising |
| Katharine Hamer | Lacrosse | Sustainability & The Built Environment |
| Haley Hicklen | Lacrosse | Sustainability & The Built Environment |
| Alix Lopez | Lacrosse | Sociology |
| Carli Marsh | Lacrosse | Criminology |
| Caroline May | Lacrosse | Health Education & Behavior |
| Chloe O'Haire | Lacrosse | Environmental Sciences |
| Shayna Pirreca | Lacrosse | History |
| Sydney Pirreca | Lacrosse | Linguistics |
| Kelly Barnhill | Softball | Public Relations |
| Brooke Clemens | Softball | Anthropology |
| Chelsea Herndon | Softball | Event Management |
| Kayli Kvistad | Softball | Communication Sciences & Disorders |
| Amanda Lorenz | Softball | Sport Management |
| Lily Mann | Softball | Applied Physiology & Kinesiology |
| Justine McLean | Softball | Public Relations |
| Sophia Reynoso | Softball | Applied Physiology & Kinesiology |
| Theresa Swertfager | Softball | Education |
| Alex Voss | Softball | Sport Management |
| Janell Wheaton | Softball | Sport Management |
| Maxx Lipman | Men's Tennis | Sport Management |
| Elliott Orkin | Men's Tennis | Finance |
| Joshua Wardell | Men's Tennis | Finance |
| Anna Danilina | Women's Tennis | Economics |
| Kourtney Keegan | Women's Tennis | Sport Management |
| Josie Kuhlman | Women's Tennis | Public Relations |
| Spencer Liang | Women's Tennis | Finance |
| Peggy Porter | Women's Tennis | Finance |
| Belinda Woolcock | Women's Tennis | Sport Management |
| Sam Ahrenholz | Men's Track | Animal Science-Animal Biology |
| Jack Beitter | Men's Track | Biomedical Engineering |
| Caleb Chambliss | Men's Track | Psychology |
| Austin Decker | Men's Track | Psychology |
| Anders Eriksson | Men's Track | Aerospace Engineering |
| Kunle Fasasi | Men's Track | Telecommunications |
| Harry Glasser | Men's Track | Marketing |
| Jacky Guyton | Men's Track | General Business |
| Michael Harris | Men's Track | Business Administration |
| Yanick Hart | Men's Track | Food and Resource Economics |
| Jonathan Hulzebos | Men's Track | Economics/Political Science |
| Trey LaNasa | Men's Track | Industrial/Systems Engineering |
| Seamus Love | Men's Track | Political Science |
| Mac Macoy | Men's Track | Computer Science |
| AJ McFarland | Men's Track | Food and Resource Economics |
| Carlos Miranda | Men's Track | African American Studies |
| Magnus Pettersen | Men's Track | Management |
| Mac Reynolds | Men's Track | Family, Youth and Community Sciences |
| Jack Rogers | Men's Track | Biology |
| Bryce Statham | Men's Track | Civil Engineering |
| Mikayla Barber | Women's Track | Sociology |
| Elisabeth Bergh | Women's Track | Marketing |
| Lloydricia Cameron | Women's Track | Criminology |
| Emily Chapman | Women's Track | Sustainability & The Built Environment |
| Becky Greene | Women's Track | Master of International Business |
| Kyra Jefferson | Women's Track | Recreation, Parks & Tourism |
| Amber Johnson | Women's Track | Applied Physiology & Kinesiology |
| Ryann McEnany | Women's Track | Telecommunication |
| Darrielle McQueen | Women's Track | Sport Management |
| Madison Morse | Women's Track | International Studies |
| Maddox Patterson | Women's Track | General Business |
| Lauren Perry | Women's Track | General Business |
| Megan Reed | Women's Track | Criminology |
| Paige Scheriger | Women's Track | Telecommunication |
| Taylor Tubbs | Women's Track | Master of International Business |
| Marija Vucenovic | Women's Track | English |
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