The College Swimming Coaches Association of America has announced its scholar-athlete awards for 2002-03.

Both team and individual honors were announced.

To be recognized for team honors, teams must post a cumulative grade-point average of 2.800 or higher (4.000 scale). Individual honorees must be qualifiers to NCAA championships meets and post cumulative GPAs of 3.500 or better.

Following are the teams that earned the CSCAA's highest rating (superior, which is a 3.250 GPA or higher) for academic performance, and the the top 25 individuals in each division and gender recognized for academic achievement.

Division I men's teams

Denver, 3.480; Loyola (Maryland), 3.376; American, 3.360; Georgetown, Brigham Young, 3.28; Duke, 3.250.

Division I women's teams

Southern Methodist, 3.550; Arkansas, 3.509; Washington State, 3.500; Southern Illinois, 3.460; Evansville, 3.450; Loyola (Maryland), 3.437; Illinois, 3.424; Duke, 3.420; Rice, 3.418; St. John's (New York), 3.412; Denver, 3.400; American, 3.400; Georgetown, 3.391; Xavier, 3.38; Kansas, 3.353; Indiana, 3.350; Minnesota, 3.350; Northern Arizona, 3.350; Dartmouth, 3.350; Penn State, 3.340; Iowa State, 3.340; Manhattan, 3.336; Purdue, 3.327; Wright State, 3.325; Oakland, 3.320; St. Bonaventure, 3.295; Arizona State, 3.290; Brown, 3.288; Bucknell, 3.280; Clemson, 3.270; Utah, 3.270; Georgia Tech, 3.260; Tennessee, 3.250; Michigan State, 3.250; Duquesne, 3.250; Missouri, 3.250; Houston, 3.250.

Division II men's teams

Rollins, 3.320.

Division II women's teams

Fairmont State, 3.595; Indianapolis, 3.570; Truman, 3.560; Ouachita Baptist, 3.471; Tampa, 3.400; Wingate, 3.361; Findlay, 3.358; Grand Valley State, 3.353; Clarion, 3.346; Shippensburg, 3.344; Minnesota State Mankato, 3.340; Rollins, 3.320; Drury, 3.291; Slippery Rock, 3.287; St. Cloud State, 3.280; Lock Haven, 3.276; Bloomsburg, 3.250.

Division III men's teams

Grinnell, 3.520; Rochester Institute of Technology, 3.490; Macalester, 3.480; New York University, 3.390; Kenyon, 3.380; Johns Hopkins, 3.380; Albion, 3.318; Illinois Wesleyan, 3.306; Springfield, 3.295; Emory, 3.280; Tufts, 3.276.

Division III women's teams

Washington and Lee, 3.685; Macalester, 3.620; St. Mary's (Maryland), 3.610; Illinois Wesleyan, 3.564; Carnegie Mellon, 3.540; Rochester Institute of Technology, 3.490; Occidental, 3.487; Pomona-Pitzer, 3.480; Grinnell, 3.480; Johns Hopkins, 3.480; Wellesley, 3.470; Principia, 3.467; Brandeis, 3.453; Mount Holyoke, 3.450; Tufts, 3.430; Hendrix, 3.420; St. Benedict, 3.406; Wheaton (Illinois), 3.405; Washington (Maryland), 3.400; Saint Mary's (Indiana), 3.395; Emory, 3.380; Smith, 3.380; Albion, 3.376; Skidmore, 3.371; Agnes Scott, 3.350; Bethany (West Virginia), 3.350; Claremont-M-S, 3.340; Ohio Wesleyan, 3.330; Carthage, 3.329; Allegheny, 3.300; Washington (Missouri), 3.290; McDaniel, 3.282; Kenyon, 3.280; Dickinson, 3.280; New York University, 3.278; Regis (Massachusetts), 3.270; DePauw, 3.260; Carleton, 3.260.

Division I men's individuals

Scott Schultz, Florida; Vladislav Polyakov, Alabama; Eric Shulick, Clemson; Allen Ong, Minnesota; Bjorn Lundin, Minnesota; Scott Kaufmann, Florida; Matt Ferrarelli, Missouri; Ian Prichard, Virginia; Adam Sioui, Florida; Apostolos Tsagkarakis, Alabama; Travis Beckerle, Minnesota; Luke Wagner, Virginia; Shilo Ayalon, Georgia Tech; Zach Wilcox, Florida; Louis Paul, Purdue; Brian Gettelfinger, Minnesota; Marc Carlton, Indiana; Randy Belliston, Brigham Young; Stewart Smith, Alabama; Giordan Pogioli, Purdue; Justin Mortimer, Minnesota; Kris Wiebeck, Florida; Cheyne Bloch, Hawaii; Mike Gowdy, Hawaii; Chris Comfort, Florida.

Division I women's individuals

McCall Dorr, Southern Methodist; Georgina Lee, Southern Methodist; Lisa Wanberg, Southern Methodist; Flavia Rigomonti, Southern Methodist; Kattie Shepherd, Arkansas; Cara Teaque, Florida; Diane Tennison, Florida; Megan Knepper, Maryland; Samantha Arsenault, Georgia; Jaime Sanger, Tennessee; Kylee Wells, Tennessee; Deirdre Dlugonski, Penn State; Sandra Steffensen, Arizona State; Samantha Dyshaw, Iowa State; Dana Baum, Minnesota; Noelle Bassi, Tennessee; Mandy Mularz, Rice; Cassandra Cardinell, Indiana; Lauryn McCalley, Tennessee; Danielle Ward, Oakland; Marizanne Grundlingh, Southern Methodist; Regan Brooke Gosnell, UCLA; Yulia Pakhalina, Houston; YingJuan Zhen, Hawaii; Lori Matthys, Indiana.

Division II men's individuals

Phil Heller, Missouri-Rolla; Jack Pennuto, Missouri-Rolla; Andy Lozier, Missouri-Rolla; James McGee, Clarion; Les Bernys, Tampa; Mike Schluckebier, Drury; Jared Woodford, Delta State; James Davis, Delta State; Martin Bach, Drury; Shawn Colton, Clarion; Casey Nichols, Henderson State; Patrick Krebs, Delta State; Sebastian Andersson, North Dakota; Tanner Woodman, Missouri-Rolla; Onurkan Guvensell, Delta State; Ryan Weathers, West Chester; Philip Murray, Tampa; Derrick McDonnell, Delta State; Sean O'Donnell, Missouri-Rolla; Justin Whitaker, Delta State; Kevin Shortt, Tampa; Jason Owen, Drury; Nathan Kremer, Drury; Jeremy Wade, Henderson State; Josh Smith, Delta State.

Division II women's individuals

Danielle Mobley, Drury; Kim Perez, Clarion; Megan Straehle, West Chester; Kelli Dudley, Truman; Sarah Dance, Truman; Alison Blyth, Truman; Sara Pape, Drury; Sarah Henderson, Drury; Megan Grunert, Indianapolis; Clare Thomas, Indiana (Pennsylvania); Ellen Frick, Truman; Kristen Lund, Indianapolis; Bo Stith, Tampa; Aubrey Slaughter, Drury; Diana Betsworth, Truman; Mary Beth Owen, Drury; Kristen Kendzierski, Indianapolis; Liz Hug, Truman; Stephanie McKaig, Indianapolis; Bethany Bankovich, Clarion; Abigail Starsinic, Clarion; Sue Ellen Thoma, Truman; Vicki Wilson, Slippery Rock; Jessica Waldman, Clarion; Lauren Asay, Minnesota State Mankato.

Division III men's individuals

Daniel Kiepfer, Kenyon; Benjamin Fell, Rochester Institute of Technology; Jason Brown, Carleton; Nathaniel Chapman, Carthage; Dave Lofthus, Johns Hopkins; Benjamin Callam, Kalamazoo; Scott Whitbeck, Kalamazoo; Andrew Schapiro, Emory; Mike Shaw, Springfield; Jon Philipsborn, Kenyon; Matthew Cull, New York University; Eric Ritter, Washington and Lee; David Black, Emory; Tyler Harris, Johns Hopkins; Louis Arruda, Springfield; Chris Pearson, Carnegie Mellon; John H. Glas, Wheaton (Illinois); Dan Bartholomew, Springfield; Marc Courtney-Brooks, Kenyon; Gabe Rodrigues, Kenyon; Shea Loper, Emory; Scott Pitz, Johns Hopkins; Kyle Robinson, Johns Hopkins; Zane Hamilton, Johns Hopkins; Jon Kleinman, Johns Hopkins.

Division III women's individuals

Emily G. Mason, Wheaton (Illinois); Katie Reis, DePauw; Kate Holland, Kenyon; Ashley Rowatt, Kenyon; Allison Geer, Rochester Institute of Technology; Jessica Chang, Johns Hopkins; Tracy Shessler, Emory; Molly Hornbaker, Illinois Wesleyan; Robin Johnson, Illinois Wesleyan; Diana Smirnova, Johns Hopkins; Meredith King, Claremont-M-S; Jennifer Lane, Geneseo State; Kristina Stone, Allegheny; Heather Kuntz, Emory; Valerie Stout, Pomona-Pitzer; Elana McDermott, Pomona-Pitzer; Brittany Jardine, Westminster (Pennsylvania); Elizabeth Mile, Wisconsin-La Crosse; Erin Bicek, Illinois Wesleyan; Kristen Stepaniak, Johns Hopkins; Maya Marx, Brandeis; Grace E. Johnson, Wheaton (Illinois); Anne Melvin, Wisconsin-La Crosse; Cassi Wright, Claremont-M-S; Kristin Landry, Kenyon.