The College Gymnastics Association has announced its 2003 National Academic Team Champions and All-America Scholar-Athletes for men's gymnastics.

After finishing second last season, Stanford University vaulted over 2002 title holder College of William and Mary to become the 2003 national academic team champions in men's gymnastics with a combined team grade-point average of 3.472. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Iowa and 2003 National Collegiate team champion University of Oklahoma round out the top five.

The College Gymnastics Association also honored 48 individual gymnasts as 2003 All-America Scholar-Athletes for attaining at least a 3.500 grade-point average in addition to earning a minimum NCAA gymnastics score of 8.0 during the 2002-03 academic year. Among the honorees were Ryan Sneed from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, and William and Mary's Mike Spies, who have earned four straight CGA Academic All-America designations.

Following are the team and individual recipients for 2003:

Teams

1. Stanford; 2. William and Mary; 3. MIT; 4. Iowa; 5. Oklahoma; 6. Springfield; 7. Ohio State; 8. Vermont; 9. Navy; 10. Illinois; 11. Air Force; 12. Army; 13. Temple; 14. Illinois-Chicago; 15. James Madison.

Individuals

Drew Barker, Navy; James Houle, Ohio State; Michael Ast, Temple; Ryan Sneed, Nebraska; Josh Gore, Oklahoma; Ryan Meeks, Iowa; Raj Bhavsar, Ohio State; Daniel Helmer, Army; Erik Garnett, Illinois; Chris Renjilian, William and Mary; Patrick McAndrew, Air Force; Marshall Erwin, Stanford; Andrew Schaus, Vermont; Brett Covey, Oklahoma; Peter Langley, Navy; Matt Roosevelt, William and Mary; Matthew Metzger, Iowa; Mike Smith, Springfield; Robert Rogers, Illinois; Michael Borge, Illinois-Chicago; Robert Spelic, Illinois; Matthew McLean, Stanford; Rob Sander, Springfield; Aaron Jackson, Air Force; Nathaniel Downs, Stanford; Anthony Russo, Illinois; Andrew Malaby, Springfield; Benjamin Newman, Illinois; Richard Huntwork, Ohio State; Mike Powell, William and Mary; Alan Palesko, William and Mary; Ryan Schwartzkopf, Ohio State; Mike Spies, William and Mary; Nyker Sheldon, William and Mary; Josh Chasse, Springfield; Jamie Hertza, Michigan; Matt Smith, Ohio State; Mathieu Perry, Springfield; Paul O'Leary, Stanford; John Robella, Army; Noah Rich, Air Force; Jesse Danzig, William and Mary; David Vogelgesang, Navy; Cameron Schick, Iowa; Todd Brarington, Springfield; Daniel Gill, Stanford; Casey Hayasaki, Illinois; Dan Furney, Oklahoma.