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NCAA announces postgrad scholars for fall sports

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The NCAA has announced 29 male and 29 female postgraduate scholarship recipients for participants in fall sports. Each student-athlete receives grants of $7,500. 

To qualify, student-athletes must excel academically and athletically, be in their final year of eligibility and plan to pursue graduate study. Student-athletes must also maintain at least a 3.2 grade-point average and be nominated by their institution’s faculty athletics representative.

Created in 1964, NCAA postgraduate scholarships promote and encourage education by rewarding the Association’s most accomplished student-athletes. Following are the recipients for fall sports.

Women

• Elizabeth Anderl, soccer, Indianapolis
• Whitney Bishoff, cross country, Anderson (S.C.)
• Suzy Boulavsky, volleyball, Oklahoma
• Megan Buri, soccer, Truman State
• Margo Cramer, cross country, Middlebury
• Sophia Dunworth, volleyball, Duke
• Dacy Fanning, soccer, New Mexico
• Mary Frierson, soccer, Auburn
• Patricia Gilmore, cross country, Alabama
• Kristin Hoffman, volleyball, Northern Illinois
• Kelsey Jenkins, soccer, Seattle Pacific
• Lauren Knaack, soccer, Illinois Wesleyan
• Katheryne Lawson, soccer, Washington and Lee
• Abigail Loar, soccer, Trinity (Texas)
• Krista Lopez, soccer, Oklahoma State
• Kimber Mattox, cross country, Willamette
• Tricia McCutchan, volleyball, Case Western Reserve
• Kristen Orrett, soccer, California (Pa.)
• Elizabeth Phillips, cross country, Washington U. in St. Louis
• Natty Plunkett, cross country, Seattle Pacific
• Jaclyn Puga, cross country, Northwest Nazarene
• Tanya Schmidt, volleyball, Santa Clara
• Stephanie Skelly, soccer, Willamette
• Emma Spoon, cross country, Luther
• Rebecca Wade, cross country, Rice
• Kathryn Wendt, soccer, Wartburg
• Kelly Williamson, volleyball, New Mexico
• Elizabeth Willis, volleyball, Wingate
• Nicole Wriedt, volleyball, Bethel (Minn.)

Men

• Perez Agaba, soccer, Indiana/Purdue-Indianapolis
• Edgaras Asajavicius, water polo, Loyola Marymount
• Miles Batty, cross country, Brigham Young
• Benjamin Boothby, football, Northern Iowa
• Peter Bulandr, football, North Central (Ill.)
• James Carroll, soccer, Elon
• Benjamin Ceder, soccer, Gustavus Adolphus
• Daniel Chapman, football, St. Thomas (Minn.)
• Nathaniel Corder, cross country, Alabama
• Christopher Derrick, cross country, Stanford
• Nicholas Di Antonio, football, Assumption
• Jown Dowd, football, Navy
• Nick Gianopoulos, soccer, Carnegie Mellon
• Andrew Golz, soccer, Wheaton (Ill.)
• Aaron Grossberg, soccer, Pacific Lutheran
• Matthew Horn, soccer, Winthrop
• Timothy Irwin, football, Grove City
• Bryan Kariya, football, Brigham Young
• Duncan Keegan, soccer, Hendrix
• Sharif Kronemer, cross country, Ohio Wesleyan
• Brad Kruckeberg, football, Gustavus Adolphus
• Kevin McCarthy, cross country, Wabash
• Heath Melugin, soccer, Missouri State
• Dalton Moberly, cross country, Central Missouri
• Josh Moshier, cross country, Alabama-Huntsville
• Briggs Orsbon, football, Ball State
• Jacob Smith, water polo, Stanford
• Shawn Sopic, football, Clarion
• Lucas Wolf, football, Winona State