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Four Hurricanes Named To All-ACC Academic Track and Field Team
July 10, 2006 Coral Gables, Fla. (hurricanesports.com) - Four University of Miami track and field athletes have been named to the 2006 All-ACC Academic Track and Field Team announced by Commissioner John D. Swofford. Sophomore Andrew Parsons (Glens Falls, N.Y.) and junior Jonathan Scheiner (Katy, Texas) were named to the men's team, while junior Tabia Charles (Pickering, Ont.) and junior Brenda Faluade (Katy, Texas) were honored on the women's side. To be eligible for consideration, a student-athlete must have earned a 3.00 grade point average for the previous semester and maintained a 3.00 cumulative average during their academic career. Parsons is majoring in Architecture and carries a 3.65 cumulative GPA. He placed 11th at the ACC Indoor Championships in the pentathlon and ninth at the ACC Outdoor Championships in the decathlon, and recorded the team's top marks in the triple jump and javelin this past outdoor season. Scheiner, a Finance major with a 3.73 cumulative GPA, placed 28th in the 5000-meters at the ACC Outdoor. He ranked second on the team last season in both the 3000-meters and 5000-meters. Charles graduated this May with a degree in Psychology completing her course work in just three years. She finished with a cumulative GPA of 3.33 and went on to complete her UM track and field career by winning the 2006 NCAA Outdoor title in the triple jump. Faluade, who will be entering her senior season, boasts a 3.05 GPA in Exercise Physiology. The six-time All-American earned All-American honors in both the long jump and triple jump at the 2006 NCAA Indoor Championships as well as All-American honors in the triple jump at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. 2006 All-ACC Academic Track and Field Team Men's Track and Field Team Name, School Class Major Daniel Alge, Clemson Sr. Bio Systems Engineering David Atkiss, Virginia Tech Sr. Masters of Business, ADM Adam Bingaman, Virginia Tech Jr. Electrical Engineering Louis Canelli, Boston College Jr. English Ian Cassidy, Duke So. Civil Engineering Robert Clauss, Virginia Tech So. Mechanical Engineering John Crews, NC State So. Mechanical Engineering Matthew DellaVolpe, Duke So Economics Andrew Diakos, Florida State Sr. Sport Management Pablo Durana, North Carolina Sr. Communications Jonathan Fay, Duke Jr. Biology Stephen Furst, NC State So. Aerospace Engineering Javier Garcia-Tunon, Florida St. So. Business Management Josh Hammel, Georgia Tech Jr. Biomedical Engineering John Henderson, NC State Sr. Mathematics Education Ryan Henry, Boston College So. General Management Stephen Hiltner, Virginia Jr. Chemistry-Biochemistry Garrett Johnson, Florida State Sr. Public Administration Andrew Kessler, Clemson Sr. Packaging & Science Brian Knapp, Clemson Sr. HR Development Christopher Kollar, NC State So. Biological Sciences Keith Krieger, Duke Jr. Economics Thomas Lancashire, Florida State Jr. Exercise Science Daniel Lafave, Boston College Jr. International Studies Andrew Lemoncello, Florida State Sr. Sport Management Eric Massey, Georgia Tech Sr. Electrical Engineering Tyler McCandless, Maryland So. Physical Sciences Brian Mondschein, Virginia Tech Sr. Mechanical Engineering Mateji Muza, Virginia Tech Fr. Geography Thomas Noyes, Florida State Jr. Math Education Matthew Owen, Wake Forest Jr. Political Science/History Andrew Parsons, Miami So. Architecture John Reaves, Maryland Jr. History & Journalism Devin Regan, Maryland Fr. General Business Ian Reynolds, North Carolina Jr. Political Science Charles Salmen, Duke Sr. English Joseph Samaniuk, Virginia Tech Jr. Chemical Engineering Jonathan Scheiner, Miami Jr. Finance Paul Specht, Georgia Tech Jr. Aerospace Engineering Sean Stevens, Wake Forest Sr. Analytical Finance Tibor Vegh, NC State So. Economics Stephen Walsh, Boston College Jr. Philosophy
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