Stanford University claimed the College Gymnastics Association (CGA) academic team title for the second straight year with a team grade-point average of 3.382. Springfield College finished second and NCAA team champion Pennsylvania State University finished third.

The CGA also honored 41 individual gymnasts as 2004 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 2003-04 academic year. The U.S. Naval Academy's Drew Barker and Peter Langley achieved perfect 4.000 GPAs and their fourth straight scholar-athlete recognition from the CGA. James Houle of Ohio State University, Matt Metzger of the University of Iowa, and Michael Smith of Springfield also earned four-time honors. Erik Garnett of the University of Illinois, Champaign; James Brennan of Springfield; and Sean Blackman of Navy were the other gymnasts to earn 4.000 GPAs.

In volleyball, the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) named 161 college programs as recipients of the 2003-04 AVCA Team Academic Award. Initiated in 1992-93, the award honors teams that maintained at least a 3.300 cumulative team grade-point average during the school year. This year marked the most awards earned in Division II (31) and Division III (48). A total of 36 teams that earned the 2003-04 AVCA Team Academic Award also earned a berth in their respective collegiate postseason tournaments.

In addition, Stanford's men's team became the first men's program to earn the AVCA team award.

Following are the awards winners in men's gymnastics and volleyball.

Men's gymnastics

Team awards

1. Stanford, 3.382; 2. Springfield, 3.223; 3. Penn State, 3.218; 4. William and Mary, 3.152; 5. Navy, 3.078; 6. Iowa, 3.020; 7. Illinois-Chicago, 3.008; 8. James Madison, 2.992; 9. Oklahoma, 2.983; 10. California, 2.936.

Individual awards

Drew Barker, Navy; Erik Garnett, Illinois; Peter Langley, Navy; James Brennan, Springfield; Sean Blackman, Navy; Matt Metzger, Iowa; Bob Rogers, Illinois; Peter Derman, Stanford; James Houle, Ohio State; Guillermo Alvarez, Minnesota; Jerker Taudien, Penn State; Patrick McAndrew, Air Force; Joshua Gore, Oklahoma; Chris Renjilian, William and Mary; Michael Smith, Springfield; Graham Ackerman, California; Matt Musielak, Illinois-Chicago; Alan Palesko, William and Mary; Matthew Roosevelt, William and Mary; Aaron Rakes, Michigan; Zach Hanson-Hart, Temple; Andrew Malaby, Springfield; Tim Morrison, Illinois-Chicago, Ambert Yeung, Stanford; Robert Sander, Springfield; Michael Powell, William and Mary; Nyker Sheldon, William and Mary; Jack Bouchard, Iowa; Anthony Russo, Illinois; Casey McIntyre, Penn State; Lucas Buchholz, James Madison; Brice Rolston, Stanford; Nate Downs, Stanford; Benjamin Newman, Illinois; Ludwig Kern, Penn State; Mike Oliveira, Army; Joshua Goldman, Stanford; Alex Schorsch, Stanford; Bryan Bourland, Iowa; Jason Delisle, Springfield; Heath Mueller, Oklahoma.

Volleyball

Team awards -- Division I

American, Appalachian State, Austin Peay, Ball State, Birmingham-Southern, Bowling Green, Bucknell, Charleston (South Carolina), Creighton, Denver, Duquesne, Eastern Washington, Elon, Indiana State, Iona, Jacksonville State, Kansas State, Lamar, Lipscomb, Long Island, Memphis, Miami (Ohio), UMKC, Morehead State, Nebraska, New Mexico, Northern Arizona, Northwestern, Rice, Seton Hall, Southeast Missouri State, Southern Mississippi, Southwest Missouri State, Stanford (men), Stephen F. Austin, Tennessee-Martin, TCU, Toledo, Troy State, Valparaiso, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Western Michigan, Wichita State, Winthrop, Wisconsin-Green Bay, Wyoming.

Team awards -- Division II

Alabama-Huntsville, Bellarmine, Catawba, Central Missouri State, Chadron State, Clarion, Concordia-St. Paul, Drury, Emporia State, Harding, Hillsdale, Lewis, Mesa State, Metropolitan State, Michigan Tech, Minnesota Duluth, Missouri Western State, Nebraska-Omaha, North Dakota, North Dakota State, Northern Colorado, Northern Kentucky, Northern State, Pittsburg State, Regis (Colorado), South Dakota, Southern Arkansas, St. Andrews Presbyterian, St. Mary's (Texas), Texas Woman's, Wayne State (Nebraska).

Team awards -- Division III

Albright, Bluffton, Carleton, Central (Iowa), Chicago, Clarkson, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, Colby, Colorado College, Concordia (Wisconsin), Connecticut College, Cornell College, Defiance, Dominican, Dubuque, Eastern Mennonite, Elmhurst, Emory, Grove City, Huntingdon, Kalamazoo, Lakeland, Macalester, Medaille, Moravian, Mount St. Joseph, New York University, Oberlin, Ohio Northern, Otterbein, Pomona-Pitzer, Rochester Institute of Technology, Saint Benedict, Saint John Fisher, St. Joseph's (Long Island), St. Mary's (Minnesota), St. Thomas (Minnesota), Simpson, Skidmore, Southwestern (Texas), Stevens Institute of Technology, Swarthmore, Vassar, Washington and Jefferson, Wesleyan (Connecticut), Williams, Wisconsin-La Crosse, Wittenberg.