Two male tennis players, a women's lacrosse star and a women's track and field standout have been named Academic All-America Team Members of the Year in their respective divisions.

The four student-athletes highlight the GTE Academic All-America Spring Men's and Women's At-Large Teams announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).

Virginia Commonwealth University tennis player Daniel Andersson, the nation's top-ranked Division I player for most of the season, was recognized as the Team Member of the Year in the men's university division, while Jen Adams, a women's lacrosse player from the University of Maryland, College Park, won the honor in the women's university division.

College division Team Members of the Year were tennis player Christian Witt of Barry University and track and field athlete Kate L'Armand of Widener University.

Anderson is a three-time tennis all-American who led his team to a runner-up finish in the Division I Men's Tennis Championships.

Adams set a single-season NCAA record with 136 points this season, leading her team to a 21-1 record and its sixth straight National Collegiate Women's Lacrosse Championship.

Witt, the top-ranked player in Division II, led his team to a berth in the Division II Men's Tennis Championship, while L'Armand is a seven-time champion in Middle Atlantic States Conference track and field events.

The GTE Academic All-America Teams are selected by a vote of the 1,800-member CoSIDA. Nominees are varsity starters or key reserves who maintain a cumulative grade-point average of at least 3.200 (4.000 scale).

Following are the 2000 spring at-large teams:

Men's university division

First team

Jeremy Anderson, UNLV, golf, business management; Daniel Andersson, Virginia Commonwealth, tennis, sociology/anthropology; Johann Appell, Long Beach State, track and field, kinesiology/physical education; Jeff Brink, Western Michigan, tennis, biomedical sciences, Travis Burns, Army, tennis, chemistry and life sciences; Jonathan Byrd, Clemson, golf, marketing; Lars Cederqvist, South Carolina, golf, mechanical engineering; Dave Emanuelson, Northern Illinois, golf, finance and economics; Matt Hartman, St. Francis (Pennsylvania), track and field, English; Mitchell Koch, Navy, tennis, mechanical engineering; Bryce Molder, Georgia Tech, golf, management; Christoph Poehler, Morehead State, tennis, economics/business administration; Ed Ratledge, UCLA, volleyball, psychology; Josh Sims, Princeton, lacrosse, economics; Tim Surface, Tulsa, track and field, management information systems.

Second team

Marco Baron, Mississippi State, tennis, international business; Wil Collins, New Mexico, golf, business; Steve Fiamingo, Notre Dame, lacrosse, accounting; Brad Fritsch, Campbell, golf, criminal justice; John Hedengren, Brigham Young, track and field, chemical engineering; Ron Hess, Bucknell, track and field, electrical engineering; Teren Jameson, Utah, track and field, electrical engineering; Jerome Jourdon, South Carolina, tennis, business administration; Jason Lehmkuhle, Drake, track, graphic design; Oscar Lopez, UMBC, tennis, mechanical engineering; John Marshall, Elon, golf, computer science/mathematics; Stetson Steele, Iowa, track and field, history; Keith Unikel, Maryland, golf, finance; Mark Williams, Baylor, tennis, finance; Martin Woisetschlager, UAB, tennis, psychology.

Third team

Eric Adams, Navy, track and field, oceanography; Jamie Beyer, Iowa State, track and field, construction engineering; Robert Brewer, Georgetown, tennis, English/psychology; Jeff Connell, Notre Dame, golf, accounting; Marcus LaChapelle, Maryland, lacrosse, biological resources engineering; Matt Lane, William and Mary, track and field, business; Mark LeDoux, Lamar, track and field, biology/premedicine; Greg Marshalek, Penn State, golf, computer science; Paul McGinley, Wisconsin-Milwaukee, track and field, mechanical engineering; Brad Morri, Eastern Kentucky, golf, premedicine/chemistry; Ed Pankau, Harvard, volleyball, electrical engineering; Robert Powell, Austin Peay, tennis, foreign language; Adam Shunk, Ball State, track and field, education; Levente Timar, Northern Iowa, track and field, economics; Rick Warren, Oklahoma, tennis, management information systems.

Women's university division

First team

Jen Adams, Maryland, lacrosse, communications; Allie Blomquist, Wisconsin, golf, physics/mathematics; Maria-Elena Calle, Virginia Commonwealth, track and field, occupational therapy; Katrina deBoer, Georgetown, track and field, psychology/art; Sarah Edwards, Delaware, lacrosse, elementary education; Karin Ernstrom, Baylor, track and field, mathematics; Dora Gyorffy, Harvard, track and field, government; Stella Klassen, Nebraska, track and field, elementary education; Lisette Lee, LSU, golf, finance; Irene Mihailova, Mississippi, tennis, accounting; Andrea Neary, Arizona, track and field, physiological science; Risa Petty, Kansas, rowing, social welfare/human development/family life; Susan Taylor, Brigham Young, track and field, English; Cindy Vojtech, Fordham, rowing, finance/business economics; Kate Wallace, St. Francis (Pennsylvania), track and field, mathematics/secondary education.

Second team

Jessica Anderson, Indiana, tennis, political science/economics; Joy Bucher, Princeton, rowing ecology/evolutionary biology; Jessica Dailey, Arkansas, track and field, journalism; Kelly Hansen, Weber State, track and field, biology teaching; Meredith Johnson, San Diego State, rowing, kinesiology; Alison Klemmer, Notre Dame, track and field, biology; Taryn Lynn, Stetson, tennis, exercise science; Cassandra Morelock, Nebraska, track and field, physical education/
coaching; Shannon Ogg, Georgia, golf, finance/
risk management and insurance; Kate Saul, Brown, rowing, engineering; Sarah Schmidt, Syracuse, track and field, public administration; Aubrey Schmitt, Minnesota, track and field, biology; Carolijn Van Rossum, William and Mary, tennis, marketing; Mellanee Welty, Wichita State, track and field, chemistry; Amy Yoder, Arkansas, track and field, biochemistry.

Third team

Sonya Ahmed, Missouri-Kansas City, track and field, medicine; Amanda Basica, UCLA, tennis, communications; Tracey Bearden, Drake, track and field, psychology; Stacia Beste, Illinois State, track and field, psychology; Darian Chappell, UC Irvine, tennis, social ecology; Bobbi Crill, Texas Tech, track and field, sports administration; Amanda Crouse, Kansas State, track and field, preveterinary; Petra Eklund, Northern Arizona, track and field, finance; Amy Fromal, Virginia, lacrosse, chemistry/biochemistry, Michelle Gough, Arizona, tennis, mathematics; Mary Ellen Hill, Bradley, track and field, elementary education; Meghan Hungate, Duquesne, lacrosse, Spanish/political science; Elizabeth Johnston, Alabama, golf, finance; Martina Nedelkova, Virginia Commonwealth, tennis, business management; Becky Shull, Southeast Missouri State, track and field, secondary math education.

Men's college division

First team

Shane Bell, Lake Forest, tennis, mathematics/economics; Micah Benson, Concordia-Moorhead, track and field, biology; Josh Black, Rensselaer, track and field, chemical engineering; Adam Carlson, Emory, track and field, chemistry; Eric Chen, MIT, tennis, economics; Joseph Conduah, Heidelberg, track and field, business/computer information; Matt Hardee, Henderson State, tennis, premedicine; Marek Kolar, Northwood, tennis, marketing/management; David Litman, Indianapolis, tennis, business administration; Craig Lyon, Augustana (Illinois), track and field, biology, Brian Meinardi, Findlay, track and field, accounting/mathematics; Mike Pestilli, Rensselaer, track and field, management information systems; Dan Schwamberger, Wisconsin-Stevens Point, track and field, forest management; Christian Witt, Barry, tennis, international business.

Patrick Bartlett, Wingate, tennis, business administration; Joe Borges, UC Davis, track and field, managerial economics; Curry Dawson, Angelo State, track and field, animal science; Michael Doyle, Washington (Missouri), tennis, economics/finance; Seth Hothem, Heidelberg, track and field, environmental biology/water resources; Chris Isaacson, Nebraska Wesleyan, track and field, information systems; Greg Kaiser, St. Thomas (Minnesota), track and field, business; Jason McCarthy, Emory, tennis, economics; Filip Meijer, Hawaii Pacific, tennis, finance; Steve Olex, Franklin & Marshall, tennis, science/philosophical studies; Scott Penick, Harding, track and field, public administration; Allan Phillips, Emory, golf, economics; Tim Puetz, Pittsburg State, track and field, secondary education; Erik Sandblom, Hawaii Pacific, tennis, marketing; Justin Verdirame, MIT, lacrosse, mechanical engineering; Leng Kar Yiu, Nebraska-Kearney, tennis, fitness and leisure.

Third team

Matt Brown, Pittsburg State, track and field, technology education; Matt Churpek, Ohio Wesleyan, track and field, biochemistry, Mark DeWeerd, Calvin, track and field, secondary education; Clayton Harris, Pacific Lutheran, tennis, biology; Brian Hauff, Nebraska Wesleyan, track, exercise science; Brian Klick, Widener, track and field, psychology/secondary education; Philip Reksel, Rose-Hulman, track and field, chemistry/chemical engineering; Justin Ritter, Angelo State, track and field, computer science; Andrew R.G. Ross, Francis Marion, golf, business administration; Nick Schauer, North Dakota State, track and field, statistics; Dan Shroyer, Minnesota-Duluth, track and field, finance; Phil Sikkenga, Calvin, track and field, business administration; Neil Weare, Lewis and Clark, track and field, biochemistry.

Women's college division

First team

Brooke Andrews, Ithaca, lacrosse, athletic training, Carol Brogan, Methodist, golf, business administration; Betsy Colby, Macalester, tennis, chemistry; Kathy Crowe, Angelo State, track and field, kinesiology; Kim Deaton, Carthage, track and field, chemistry/mathematics; Sarah Gritter, Calvin, track and field, mathematics; Anna Hallbergson, Barry, tennis, premedicine; Jennifer Higgins, St. Cloud State, track and field, finance; Kareen Kreutziger, Rochester, lacrosse, biomedical engineering; Marsha Krienke, Wayne State (Nebraska), track and field, elementary education; Kate L'Armand, Widener, track and field, psychology/premedicine; Dacota Lehr, North Dakota State, track and field, pharmacy; Beth Luebbering, Truman, track and field, agricultural science/preverterinary; Stacey Reynolds, Gannon, lacrosse, occupational therapy; Jill Theeler, North Dakota State, track and field, business administration.

Second team

Kim Baier, Augustana (Illinois), track and field, chemistry; Tammy Byrne, Wisconsin-Stevens Point, tennis, German; Shari Cook, UC Riverside, tennis, liberal studies/education; Monica Copley, Thiel, track and field, art/elementary education; Janet Eck; Fort Hays State, track and field, speech/language; Bridget Geiman, Mary Washington, lacrosse, economics; Christy Hamilton, Cornell College, tennis, English; Katie Huntley, Minnesota-Duluth, track and field, communication disorders; Wendy Jolly, Hardin-Simmons, tennis, biology; Pam Kaylor, Millersville, tennis, speech communication; Stephanie Moss, Ohio Wesleyan, track and field, biochemistry; Kim Rochon, West Chester, lacrosse, elementary education; Barbara Swallow, Springfield, track and field, sports biology; Jenny Wallace, Abilene Christian, tennis, biochemistry; Noel Whitall, Col. of New Jersey, track and field, elementary education/history.

Third team

Elizabeth Adams, Ferrum, tennis, marketing/finance; Sarah Axley, Pacific Lutheran, track and field, business administration; Kristi Braine, Kutztown, track and field, speech language pathology; Lauren Byler, Ithaca, track and field, English; Danielle Faretta, Bloomsburg, tennis, arts and sciences; Jen Gerlach, Baldwin-Wallace, tennis, premedicine/biology; Sandra Helquist, Carleton, track and field, chemistry/mathematics; Kristen Lane, Widener, track and field, psychology; Maria Megnin, Hartwick, track and field, English; Heather Pancake, Wheaton (Illinois), track and field, biblical studies; Jessica Petersen, Nebraska Wesleyan, track and field, biology; Jenny Reeves, Pfeiffer, tennis, prelaw; Casey Taylor, Christopher Newport, track and field, English; Lara Woods, Tarleton State, track and field, premedicine.