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Clemson Rowing Honored by CRCA With Three National Scholar Athletes
May 23, 2005 The Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) announced its 2005 National Scholar Athletes on Monday. The award recognizes student-athletes with a 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher that competed in 75 percent of her team's 2005 spring races. Also, the student-athletes selected were upperclassmen (2nd, 3rd, or 4th year) in terms of eligibility and their head coaches must be good standing members of the CRCA. Clemson had three rowers honored by the CRCA for outstanding academic achievement during the 2004-05 season. Tiger rowers Ashlee Brown, Allison Spiker, and Kristen Weinacker were chosen as National Scholar Athletes. Brown, a first-team All-ACC and All-South Region rower this spring, sports a 3.79 cumulative GPA in animal and veterinary sciences. She was also a National Scholar Athlete in 2004. Spiker has a 3.86 GPA in landscape architecture, while Weinacker boasts a 3.85 in nursing. "These women are true examples of the term student-athlete," said Susie Lueck, Clemson's head coach. "Not only do they excel on the water and achieve success within the team, but also they compete well in the classroom by holding themselves to a higher academic standard." A total of 142 student-athletes from 49 schools were honored for their efforts during the 2005 season. The total number of recipients improved from the 2004 season, when 124 student-athletes were honored. The Central Region produced 36 selections amongst 11 different schools. The South and New England regions produced 28 selections apiece, while the West and Mid-Atlantic both had 25 selections. Wisconsin led all schools with seven National Scholar Athletes, while Villanova was honored with six selections. Brown, Cincinnati, San Diego, Texas, and UCLA were represented with five honorees each. 2005 CRCA National Scholar Athletes West Region (25) Lucy Eagleson University of San Diego Communication Jana Ekrem University of San Diego Psychology Elizabeth Sibulsky University of San Diego History Patricia Zawidski University of San Diego I. Humanities Angela Chiarenza University of San Diego Urban Studies Stephanie Parker Oregon State Exercise and Sport Kristen Tomlinson Oregon State Heath and Education Kristin Bixel UCLA Physiological Science Monica Grova UCLA Neuroscience Elizabeth Lee UCLA Biology Jessica Rogers UCLA Communications Emina Ong UCLA Psychology Kelly Garneski Stanford Human Biology Margit Zwemer Stanford Mathematics Katherine Tasca Santa Clara Finance Kari Durgan Gonzaga English Karen O'Hagan Gonzaga Psych/Political Science Ashley Paiko San Diego State Liberal Studies Laura Harder Sacramento State Accounting/Finance Katarzyna Bloch Washington State Biology Lina Brazinskaite Washington State Political Science Maryann Lundberg Washington State Accounting Caitlin McClain Loyola Marymount Urban Stds./Poly Sci. Janelle Dubbins Washington Pre-Med Megan Kalmoe Washington Latin/ English
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