2005 All-ACC Academic Men's Cross Country Team Announced
List includes seven runners who earned NCAA All-Region honors.



Feb. 1, 2006

GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Six runners who earned All-Conference honors this past season secured spots on the 2005 All-Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Men's Cross Country Team as announced today by Commissioner John D. Swofford. Each of the league's 12 schools is represented on the team.

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 his academic career.

Runners earning All-Conference honors this past fall were Andrew Lemoncello, Tom Lancashire and Phil Nichols from Florida State and Andrew Dumm, Jan Foerster and Ryan Foster from Virginia.

In addition, NCAA All-Southeast Region honors were accorded to Dumm, Foerster, and Foster and Chris Kollar from NC State while Lemoncello, Lancashire and Nichols received NCAA All-South Region accolades. Lemoncello also received All-America accolades finishing 21st at the NCAA Championship.

The 2005 All-ACC Academic Men's Cross Country team is as follows:

2005 All-ACC Academic Men's Cross Country Team

Semester Career
Name, Class, School GPA GPA Major
Paul Ahern, Fr., Virginia Tech 3.80 3.80 University Studies
Shane Ahlers, Jr., Wake Forest 3.24 3.14 Biology
David Atkiss, Sr., Virginia Tech 3.37 3.37 Masters of Business
Thomas Berry, Jr., Miami 3.82 3.75 Motion Pictures
Andrew Dumm, Jr., Virginia 3.60 3.55 Foreign Affairs
Pablo Durana, Sr., North Carolina 3.44 3.41 Communications
Jan Foerster, Jr., Virginia 3.10 3.10 Economics
Ryan Foster, Jr., Virginia 3.10 3.13 Computer Science
Stephen Furst, So., NC State 3.63 3.92 Aerospace Engineering
Greg Isaacs, Jr., Clemson 3.76 3.28 Civil Engineering
Chris Kollar, So., NC State 4.00 3.63 Biological Science
Keith Krieger, Jr., Duke 3.65 3.42 Economics
Thomas Lancashire, Jr., Florida State 4.00 3.92 Exercise Science
Andrew Lemoncello, Sr., Florida State 3.63 3.26 Education
Tyler McCandless, Fr., Maryland 3.81 3.81 Physical Sciences
Patrick Mellea, So., Boston College 3.20 3.28 Finance
Andrew Montgomery, So., Virginia Tech 3.52 3.79 Architecture
Philip Nichols, Jr., Florida State 3.50 3.50 Education
Charles Salmen, Sr., Duke 3.92 3.94 English
Jonathan Scheiner, Jr., Miami 3.88 3.67 Finance
Tristram Thomas, Fr., North Carolina 3.68 3.68 Undecided
Nazar Trilisky, So., Georgia Tech 4.00 3.93 Computer Engineering
Tibor Vegh, So., NC State 4.00 4.00 Economics