Three members of UCLA's 1995 National Collegiate Men's Water Polo Championship team are among the individuals named to the 1995-96 American Water Polo Coaches Association all-academic team.

Thomas Wong, Steve Covec and Mark Sutter, a 1995 first-team all-tournament selection, are among 74 individuals named to the team. Wong, Covec and Sutter registered grade-point averages (4.000 scale) of 3.500, 3.200 and 3.200, respectively.

The all-academic team includes student-athletes who compiled at least a 3.200 GPA.

Santa Clara placed the most individuals on the team with six. Occidental, St. Francis (New York) and Villanova each placed five individuals on the team.

Charles Wykoff of MIT is the only team member to post a 4.000 GPA.

Following are this year's all-academic selections:

Charles Wykoff, MIT, 4.000; Tomas Bakacs, St. Francis (New York), 3.900; Miroslav Valtchev, St. Francis (New York), 3.900; Gabriel Marrero, Massachusetts, 3.880; Thad Kousser, Harvard, 3.860; Alexander Petersen, Pomona-Pitzer, 3.800; Nathan Hottle, Washington and Lee, 3.790; Carlos Mendez, Massachusetts, 3.770; Brian Wilson, Navy, 3.740; Micah Hauben, George Washington, 3.700.

Kevin Kerber, UC Irvine, 3.700; Jake Millican, Massachusetts, 3.630; Kegan McNamara, Occidental, 3.610; Fred Wilks, Southern California, 3.610; Dave Prusakowski, Villanova, 3.610; Matt Lau, MIT, 3.600; John Luviano, Massachusetts, 3.600; Omar Amr, UC Irvine, 3.590; Brooke Higgins, Boston College, 3.550; Robert Allaire, UC Irvine, 3.550.

Andy Davis, Harvard, 3.540; Gabe Niles, Occidental, 3.520; Brian Baker, Bucknell, 3.500; Gary Simon, Loyola Marymount, 3.500; Adam Ward, Richmond, 3.500; Walter Pierce, Santa Clara, 3.500; Thomas Wong, UCLA, 3.500; Jeaquin Felsmann, Long Beach State, 3.480; Richard Won, Pomona-Pitzer, 3.470; Ilian Rashtanov, Boston College, 3.460.

Tyler Rameson, UC Santa Barbara, 3.440; Alan Herrmann, Pepperdine, 3.430; Todd Sprouse, George Washington, 3.420; Kaleo Ede, Occidental, 3.410; Daniel Satchkov, St. Francis (New York), 3.410; Chris Springer, Bucknell, 3.400; Josh Pevnick, Pomona-Pitzer, 3.400; Brad Downs, Air Force, 3.400; Jeremy Thompson, Navy, 3.400; Eric Scholten, UC Santa Barbara, 3.390.

Paul Granneman, Villanova, 3.390; Julian Alexander, Harvard, 3.380; John Peacock, Santa Clara, 3.380; Brian Scull, Villanova, 3.370; Evan Wies, MIT, 3.360; Stephen Greene, Pomona-Pitzer, 3.360; Marc Hanson, Santa Clara, 3.360; Jason Nolting, Air Force, 3.360; Kyle Daniels, Santa Clara, 3.330; Brian Groat, Air Force, 3.330.

Matt Wynn, Pepperdine, 3.310; Brendan Grubbs, Southern California, 3.300; John Puccini, Santa Clara, 3.290; Patrick Kain, Villanova, 3.270; John Christ, Air Force, 3.260; Kevin Quinn, UC Davis, 3.260; Jason Jacoby, Richmond, 3.250; John Comer, St. Francis (New York), 3.250; Thomas Rea, Boston College, 3.230; Matt Craig, Occidental, 3.230.

Joseph Mauch, Santa Clara, 3.230; Nathan Resch, UC Santa Barbara, 3.220; Marcus Sanford, Villanova, 3.210; Alex Lunding, Bucknell, 3.200; Tim Nesvig, Bucknell, 3.200; Tim Ault, Long Beach State, 3.200; Alvaro Estrada, Loyola Marymount, 3.200; Ian Martin, Loyola Marymount, 3.200; Dave Casassa, Occidental, 3.200; Dominic Rohe, St. Francis (New York), 3.200.

Marc Williams, Navy, 3.200; Timothy McGoldrick, UC Davis, 3.200; Steve Covec, UCLA, 3.200; Mark Sutter, UCLA, 3.200.