To be eligible for the team, a student must have a grade point average of at least 3.2 on a 4.0 scale and have reached sophomore status.
The Lawrence women's soccer team had the largest number of honorees with seven players making the grade.
Representing men's cross country are:
Steven Hahn, sophomore, Glendale, physics major;
Peter Navis, senior, Naperville, Ill., government;
Paul Schonfeld, sophomore, Reedsburg, physics and geology.
Representing women's cross country are:
Valerie Curtis, senior, Shullsburg, physics and biology;
Carolynn Dude, senior, New Berlin, biochemistry;
April Evans, sophomore, Sioux City, Iowa, physics;
Kelly Scheer, sophomore, Lisbon, Iowa, biology;
Alexis Sexton, junior, Neenah, economics.
Representing football team are:
Momodu Maligi, junior, Arlington, Texas, government and philosphy;
Bill Schreiter, junior, Lockport, La., chemistry;
Justin Seaman, senior, Berlin, biology;
Nate Semenak, sophomore, Milwaukee, economics and psychology;
Ryan Zutter, senior, Colfax, economics.
Representing men's soccer are:
Nick Heuer, sophomore, Davenport, Iowa, mathematics and French;
Brendan Marshall-Rashid, junior, Petosky, Mich., music;
Adam Miner, sophomore, Madison, undeclared;
Tom Murphy, senior, Delavan, biology;
Mark Wendling, junior, Mayville, biology.
Representing women's soccer are:
Molly Bryant, sophomore, Oconomowoc, studio art;
Sara Compas, sophomore, Apple Valley, Minn., mathematics;
Laura Gray, junior, Kohler, biology/pre-medicine;
Dawn Hamilton, sophomore, McLean, Va., psychology and music;
Danata Janofsky, senior, Concord, Ohio, history;
Molly Johannessen, senior, Northfield, Minn., chemistry and biology;
Sarah Slivinski, senior, Eagle River, anthropology and Classics.
Representing women's tennis are:
Abby Birling, sophomore, Appleton, piano and music education;
Natalie Fleming, senior, Hortonville, english;
Amy Gammon, sophomore, West Bend, psychology;
Claire Mallory, sophomore, Glenshaw, Pa., piano performance;
Adriana Teodoro-Dier, sophomore, Woodruff, piano performance.
Representing volleyball is:
Lis Pollock, senior, Urbana, Ill., government.
Founded in 1847, Lawrence University has produced seven Rhodes Scholars and was named one of the country's "best national liberal arts colleges" in the U.S. News and World Report 2002-03 Guide to American Colleges. -30-