The four 2001 Verizon Academic All-America Fall/Winter At-Large Team Members of the Year feature two male student-athletes from the University of North Dakota -- ice hockey goalie Karl Goehring and swimmer Ryan Requist -- and University of Georgia swimmer Kimberly Black and Emory soccer goalie Andrea Pawliczek.

The four head the men's and women's at-large teams announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).

Goehring, Team Member of the Year in the men's university division, helped lead North Dakota, which competes at the Division I level in ice hockey, to a runner-up finish this year. Requist, Team Member of the Year in the men's college division, was a 19-time all-American and is the school record holder in the 200- and 1,000-yard freestyles.

It is the first time since the Team Member of the Year award was established in 1987 that one school has had two different winners.

Black, Team Member of the Year in the women's university division, was a member of Georgia's national championship team in women's swimming and finished school with a perfect grade-point average. She also was awarded an NCAA Walter Byers Postgraduate Scholarship in April (see story, page 6).

Emory's Pawliczek, who was the Team Member of the Year in the women's college division, finished sixth in the nation in goals-against average, recording 14 shutouts, and ranked first in her class of 1,076 students. Teammate Annie Schenck also made the first team.

The University of Scranton had two student-athletes named to the women's college division first team -- soccer player Nicole Bayman and swimmer Sarah Gazdalski.

Following are the fall/winter Academic All-America teams:

University division

First team/women: Lisa Aguilera, Arizona State, cross country, computer systems engineering; Catherine Anderson, Penn State, swimming and diving, American studies; Lindsay Berryman, Arizona, swimming and diving, physiological sciences; Kimberly Black, Georgia, swimming and diving, biology; Ann Marie Brooks, Missouri, cross country, plant science; Suzy Catterson, Maryland, swimming, biological sciences; Gillian Cote, Maryland, gymnastics, history; Tracy Deeter, Eastern Michigan, soccer, mathematics; Jen Ecker, UMBC, cross country, biology; Jenny Everett, Wake Forest, field hockey, business and accounting; Lizzy Flynt, Tennessee, swimming and diving, biochemistry/molecular biology; Kara Grgas-Wheeler, Colorado, cross country, psychology; Vanessa Pruzinsky, Notre Dame, soccer, chemical engineering; Carla Tagliente, Maryland, field hockey, marketing and logistics; Annie Wetterhus, Kansas State, cross country, mathematics.

First team/men: Michael Bucy, North Carolina. soccer, economics; John Christian, Campbell, wrestling, psychology; Zane DeWitz, Tennessee, swimming and diving, psychology; Jim Dube, Ferris State, ice hockey, business management; Karl Goehring, North Dakota, ice hockey, marketing; John Hedengren, Brigham Young, cross country, chemical engineering; R.J. Kaszuba, Dayton, soccer, economics/finance; Kevin Knott, William and Mary, soccer, physics; Andy Nonaka, Pacific (California), swimming and diving, electrical engineering; Greg Reeves, Florida, swimming and diving, chemical engineering; Alex Roytblat, St. John's (New York), fencing, criminal justice; Andrew Sause, Navy, water polo, ocean engineering; Jeffrey Stoklosa, St. John's (New York), soccer, computer science; Tim Surface, Tulsa, cross country, management information systems; Dan Thorstenson, Bradley, soccer, mechanical engineering.

Second team/women: Traci Anselmo, Penn State, field hockey, letters, arts and sciences; Emily Bresser, Ohio, swimming and diving, communications; Teal Chiabotti, Florida, gymnastics, environmental science; Amanda Dore, Eastern Illinois, swimming and diving, marketing; Meggan Harris, Belmont, soccer, biology; Holly Huff, North Carolina, field hockey, English; Jen Jarjosa, Bowling Green, swimming and diving, biology; Sara Mastropole, Syracuse, swimming and diving, communicative sciences; Kristen Mehl, Appalachian State, soccer, exercise science; Amy Mortimer, Kansas State, cross country, business; Emily Oleksiuk, Penn State, soccer, geography; Erica Palmer, Wisconsin, cross country, social welfare; Rachel Spiry, Nebraska, rifle, mathematics; Melanie Steere, Brigham Young, cross country, dietetics; Kristy Wanner, Missouri, swimming and diving, counseling/sports psychology.

Second team/men: Scott Blount, Furman, soccer, accounting and business administration; Pietro Broggini, Denver, skiing, information technology; David Evans, Clarkson, ice hockey, biomolecular science; Joern Frohs, Denver, skiing, business/information technology; George Gleason, Yale, swimming and diving, sociology; Anders Hoyem, Northeastern, soccer, finance/
insurance; Garrett Jensen, Arizona State, cross country, education; Jeff Jillson, Michigan, ice hockey, sport management/communication; Marc Lindsay, Georgia, swimming and diving, English/political science; John Lockhart, Illinois, wrestling, premedicine; David Moilanen, Washington, swimming and diving, physics; Leo Oka, Illinois, gymnastics, business administration; Jose Palacios, Penn State, gymnastics, aerospace engineering; Bryn Ritchie, Washington, soccer, international relations and business; Barry Shaw, Navy, water polo, history; Justin Wilcock, Brigham Young, swimming and diving, horticulture.

Third team/women: Amanda Crouse, Kansas State, cross country, pre-health; Meotis Erikson, Notre Dame, soccer, film, television and theater; Laura Fitzpatrick, Syracuse, field hockey, nursing; Danielle Grube, Wisconsin-Green Bay, swimming and diving, chemistry/German; Amy Herz, Connecticut, field hockey, physiology/neurobiology; Lindsey Jorgensen, Washington State, soccer, mathematics; Lilli Kleinmann, Arkansas, cross country, marketing; Poppy Major, UC Davis, gymnastics, nutrition science; Vanessa McGowan, Maine, cross country, zoology; Souhaila McReynolds, Southern Mississippi, soccer, biological sciences; Kareen Nilsson, UC Irvine, cross country, English and drama; Bree Dority O'Callaghan, Nebraska, gymnastics, business administration; Sara Schauberger, Mississippi, soccer, marketing; Jana Toepel, North Carolina, field hockey, business administration; Kathleen Tracy, Virginia, soccer, psychology/elementary education; Katie Younglove, UCLA, swimming and diving, communications.

Third team/men: Dan Bednar, Ohio, wrestling, chemical engineering; Ben Boyle, Duquesne, soccer, physics/mathematics; Dan Carlson, Notre Dame, ice hockey, finance/computer applications; Greg Chrisman, Illinois-Chicago, soccer, liberal arts and sciences; Gregg Doule, Virginia Tech, swimming and diving, chemical engineering; Bjorn Engstrom, Denver, ice hockey, chemistry; Wade Fischer, Dayton, soccer, finance; Michael Goldkind, Connecticut, ice hockey, biological science; Jon Hahn, Nebraska, swimming, mechanical engineering; Andrew Hooker, UNLV, soccer. mechanical engineering; Martin Kariya, Maine, ice hockey, mathematics; Sean MacDonald; Northeastern, ice hockey, finance; Terry McNelis, Duquesne, soccer, physical therapy; Gregory Strohmann, Seton Hall, soccer, finance, David Tweedie, Kentucky, swimming, and diving, mechanical engineering; Yuri van

der Heijden, Furman, cross country, biology.

College division

First team/women: Nicole Bayman, Scranton, soccer, marketing; Laura Byler, Ithaca, cross country, English; Lindsay Collins, Johns Hopkins, swimming and diving, psychology; Mandi Ewing, Elizabethtown, field hockey, English education; Sarah Gazdalski, Scranton, swimming and diving, accounting; Sarah Gritter, Calvin, cross country, mathematics/computer ccience; Maria Harriman, Indianapolis, cross country, psychology; Sarah Keller, Nebraska Wesleyan, soccer, biology; Neala Kendall, Kenyon, swimming and diving, biology; Kristen Lane, Widener, cross country, psychology; Jeannette Mott , Pittsburg State, cross country, psychology; Marie Muhvic, Wisconsin-Stevens Point, soccer, physical education; Andrea Pawliczek, Emory, soccer, economics; Annie Schenck, Emory, soccer, psychology; Heidi Wolfsberger. Moravian, cross country, elementary education/psychology.

First team/men: Adam Carlson, Emory, cross country, chemistry; Aaron Cuny, North Florida, cross country, English/marketing; Adrian DeWald, UC Davis, cross country, aeronautics/
mechanical engineering; Shawn Faurot, Emory, swimming and diving, business/human and natural ecology; Brian Goldthorpe, Denison, swimming and diving, political science/communications; Asa Hopkins, Haverford, fencing, physics; Ian Klaus, Washington (Missouri), soccer, history/literature and history; Joel Klooster, Calvin, cross country, electrical engineering; Paul Konechne, South Dakota State, wrestling, electrical engineering; Tim McCoskey, North Central, cross country, history; Zaman Mirzadeh, Johns Hopkins, water polo, neuroscience; Paul Petersen, Calvin, cross country, geology; Tim Puetz, Pittsburg State, cross country, secondary education; Ryan Requist, North Dakota, swimming and diving, chemical engineering; Joshua White, Kenyon, swimming, physics.

Second team/women: Susan Bettcher, Denison, cross country, premedicine/biology; Katie Bjerke, North Dakota, swimming and diving, elementary education; Jessica Carmona, Baldwin-Wallace, cross country, exercise physiology; Ammie Carnell, Bloomsburg, field hockey, biology; Erin DeMarco, Ithaca, soccer, health/physical education; Margaret Domka, Wisconsin-Stevens Point, soccer, Spanish; Peggy Ficks, Bates, field hockey, English; Lauren Habenicht, Augustana (Illinois), cross country, art and history; Erin Kowalik, East Stroudsburg, swimming and diving, recreation; Lisa Leach, North Dakota State, soccer, electrical engineering; Becky Mutz, Emory, swimming and diving, economics/environmental studies; Jenny Nilsson, Barry, soccer, e-commerce; Cherie Peterson, Augustana (Illinois), soccer, sociology/Spanish; Caroline Purcell, MIT, fencing, civil engineering; Katie Sprague, Denison, swimming and diving, psychology.

Second team/men: Tyler Bryant, South Dakota State, wrestling, biology (premedicine); Jon Buhrman, Nebraska Wesleyan, soccer, biochemistry; Grant Clark, West Chester, swimming and diving, marketing/finance; Vince Evener, Kenyon, cross country, history; Royce Eyer, Lycoming, wrestling, business; Ben Fell, Rensselaer, swimming and diving, civil engineering; Joseph Fent, Scranton, soccer, biology; Shawn Fleming, College of New Jersey, soccer, engineering science; Andrew Girman, College of New Jersey, swimming and diving, finance; Andy Hylton, Barry, soccer, sports medicine; Jason Malmassari, Elmhurst, cross country, business logistics and transportation management; Mike Markovic, John Carroll, wrestling, premedicine; Fred Schreiber, Emory, swimming, economics/history; Carl Tape, Carleton, soccer, physics/geology; Evan Whitbeck, Kalamazoo, swimming, chemistry.

Third team/women: Erin Archer, Indianapolis, soccer, elementary education; Kari Blasczyk, Wisconsin-Eau Claire, soccer, nursing; Erinn Boot, Calvin, cross country, premedicine; Tori Brown, Cortland State, field hockey, elementary education; Kate Fall, Saginaw Valley State, cross country, visual/performing arts; Laura Huppert, Nebraska Wesleyan, soccer, social work/Spanish/sociology; Leah Juno, Wisconsin-Stevens Point, cross country, computer systems/
mathematics; Beth Luebbering, Truman, cross country, agriculture/pre-veterinary medicine; Emily Mason, Wheaton (Illinois), swimming and diving, elementary education; Denise McMillan, Missouri-Rolla, soccer, metallurgical engineering/engineering management; Gwen Runkle, College of New Jersey, field hockey, journalism; Julie Sapp, Elmhurst, soccer, secondary education/history; Carrie Scherger, John Carroll, swimming and diving, political science; Audrey Sung, UC San Diego, cross country, biochemistry/cell biology; Barbara Swallow, Springfield, cross country, sports biology.

Third team/men: Joshua Chamberlain, Washington and Lee, wrestling, philosophy; Matt Cupps, Bentley, swimming and diving, economics/finance; Matt Davie, UC Davis, swimming and diving, biological engineering; Matt DeJong, UC Davis, soccer, civil engineering; Matt Ellis, Ohio Northern, soccer, mechanical engineering; Tobias Eriksson, North Florida, soccer, international business, Dan Garrison, DePauw, swimming and diving, mechanical engineering; Tim Halterman, Ohio Wesleyan, swimming and diving, biochemistry (premedicine); Bill Hockaday, Muskingum, wrestling, chemistry/environmental science; Rudy Kovachevich, Augustana (Illinois), cross country, pre medicine/biology; Kevin Little, Johns Hopkins, fencing, biomedical engineering; Brian Mann, Simpson, soccer, mathematics; Tim Mitchell, Plymouth State, skiing, physical education/fitness and rehabilitation; Scott Penick, Harding, cross country, public administration; Rich Plier, Wisconsin-Oshkosh, soccer, secondary education.