A total of 308 NCAA soccer programs (64 men, 244 women) posted a team grade-point average of 3.000 or higher, thereby earning the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Team Academic Award for 2003.

Of that total, 45 schools had both their men's and women's programs recognized, including 22 schools that received double honors for the second consecutive year.

The awards will be presented at the College Coaches Luncheon January 15, as part of the 57th annual NSCAA convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Following are the Team Academic Award winners for 2003:

Women's teams

Adams State, Adelphi, Alabama, Alabama-Birmingham, Alma, Anderson, Angelo State, Arizona State, Arkansas, Ashland, Austin, Baldwin-Wallace, Ball State, Bellarmine, Bentley, Bethel (Minnesota), Binghamton, Bridgeport, Brigham Young, Bucknell, C.W. Post, California, Capital, Carleton, Carnegie Mellon, Carroll (Wisconsin), Case Western Reserve, Central Arkansas, Central Michigan, Central Missouri State, Chapman, College of Charleston, Charlotte, Chicago, Clemson, Coastal Carolina, Concordia-St. Paul, Cornell College, Cornell, Creighton, Dartmouth, Davidson, DePaul, Drake, Drew, Drury, Duke, Duquesne, East Tennessee State, Eastern, Eastern Illinois, Eastern Mennonite, Eastern Michigan, Eastern Washington, Eckerd, Elizabethtown, Elmhurst, Elon, Emmanuel (Massachusetts), Emory, Evansville, Fairfield, Fairleigh Dickinson, Ferris State, Florida, Franklin & Marshall, Frostburg State, Furman, Gardner-Webb, George Mason, Georgetown, Georgia, Georgia Southern, Gettysburg, Green Mountain, Grinnell, Grove City, Gwynedd-Mercy, Hamilton, Hardin-Simmons, Haverford, Hawaii, High Point, Hope, Idaho State, Illinois, Illinois Wesleyan, Indiana, Indiana State, Indiana/Purdue-Indianapolis, Iowa, Ithaca, Johns Hopkins, Johnson and Wales, Juniata, Kansas, Kentucky, La Roche, La Salle, Lafayette, Lander, Lawrence, Lehigh, Lesley, Linfield, Long Island, Loras, Louisiana-Lafayette, LSU, Louisville, Loyola Marymount, Lynn, Macalester, Maine, Marquette, Marshall, Mary Washington Marymount (Virginia), Maryville (Tennessee), Memphis, Mercer, Messiah, Miami (Florida), Michigan State, Middle Tennessee State, Minnesota State Mankato, Minnesota-Morris, Mississippi, Mississippi College, Mississippi State, Missouri-Rolla, Monmouth (Illinois), Montana State-Billings, Morehead State, Mount Holyoke, Mount Union, Muskingum, Nebraska-Omaha, Newberry, Niagara, North Carolina-Greensboro, North Carolina State, North Dakota, North Dakota State, North Park, Northern Arizona, Northern Colorado, Northern Illinois, Northern Kentucky, Northern State, Northwestern, Notre Dame, (Maryland), Notre Dame, Ohio, Ohio State, Ohio Wesleyan, Oklahoma State, Olivet, Oral Roberts, Oregon, Ozarks (Arkansas), Pacific (California), Pennsylvania, Pfeiffer, Philadelphia Biblical, Piedmont, Plymouth State, Portland, Presbyterian, Principia, Puget Sound, Purdue, Queens (North Carolina), Quincy, Redlands, Regis (Colorado), Richmond, Rochester, St. Bonaventure, St. Catherine, St. Cloud State, St. John's (New York), St. Lawrence, Saint Louis, St. Mary's (Maryland), St. Peter's, Saint Rose, Santa Clara, Savannah College of Art & Design, Schreiner, Scranton, Seton Hall, Siena College, Slippery Rock, Smith, South Alabama, South Carolina, Southern Mississippi, Southwest Missouri State, Southwestern (Texas), Swarthmore, Syracuse, Tampa, Temple, Texas Lutheran, Texas Tech, Texas Woman's, Thomas, Thomas More, Toledo, Trinity (Texas), Tusculum, Utah, Utah State, Valparaiso, Vanderbilt, Vassar, Vermont, Villanova, Virginia Commonwealth, Washington, Washington and Lee, Wayne State (Nebraska), Webster, Wentworth Institute, West Texas A&M, West Virginia, Western Kentucky, Western Michigan, Westminster (Pennsylvania), Wheaton (Massachusetts), William Penn, Williams, Wilmington (Ohio), Winona State, Wisconsin, Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Wisconsin-Parkside, Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Wisconsin-Stout, Wisconsin-Whitewater, Wofford, Wright State.

Men's teams

Adelphi, Anderson, Bates, Binghamton, Brandeis, Bucknell, Carleton, Chicago, Clemson, Coastal Carolina, Colby, Colorado College, Connecticut College, Creighton, Davidson, DePaul, Drury, Duke, Duquesne, Eastern Mennonite, Emmanuel (Massachusetts), Emory, Fairleigh Dickinson, George Fox, Goldey-Beacom, Gonzaga, Grinnell, Haverford, Hope, Johns Hopkins, Long Island, Lynn, Macalester, Maine-Farmington, MIT, Metropolitan State, Missouri-Rolla, Mount Union, New Mexico, Niagara, Northern Illinois, Northwestern, Oakland, Oral Roberts, Ozarks (Arkansas), Pennsylvania, Piedmont, Pomona-Pitzer, Puget Sound, Quincy, Rochester, St. John's (New York), St. Lawrence, Salisbury, San Francisco State, Seton Hall University, South Carolina, Sewanee (University of the South), Southwest Missouri State, Syracuse, Valparaiso, Virginia Tech, Western Kentucky, Wheaton (Illinois).