APPLETON, Wis. -- Thirty-six Lawrence University student-athletes have been chosen for the Academic All-Midwest Conference team.
To receive this honor, a student-athlete must be at least a sophomore and have a minimum 3.2 grade point average.
The Lawrence football team led the way with nine selections.
Representing football are:
Craig Garvey, senior, Kaukauna, economics major;
Jacques Hacquebord, senior, Waunakee, biology;
James Hahn, sophomore, Madison, biology;
Chris Kliethermes, sophomore, Elmhurst, Ill., undeclared;
Nick Korn, sophomore, Cashton, economics;
David Saydack, senior, Eugene, Ore., history;
Mark Schmoll, senior, Seymour, biology;
Bill Schreiter, senior, Lockport, La., chemistry;
Jeff Wiswell, sophomore, Monona, government.
Representing menıs cross country is:
Paul Schonfeld, junior, Reedsburg, physics and geology.
Representing womenıs cross country are:
April Evans, junior, Sioux City, Iowa, physics and music;
Rachel Lucas, sophomore, Apple Valley, Minn., biology;
Emily Maillette, senior, Eagle River, psychology and music;
Courtney Miller, senior, Reston, Va., violin performance and German.
Representing menıs soccer are:
Richard Amankwah, sophomore, Accra, Ghana, chemistry;
Brendan Marshall-Rashid, senior, Petosky, Mich., music and theatre;
Adam Miner, junior, Madison, psychology;
Mark Wending, senior, Mayville, biology.
Representing womenıs soccer are:
Molly Bryant, junior, Oconomowoc, art;
Emily Buzicky, junior, St. Paul, Minn., history;
Sara Compas, junior, Apple Valley, Minn., math;
Laura Gray, senior, Kohler, biology;
Jaime Nodarse, junior, Davenport, Iowa, anthropology;
Greta Raaen, junior, Byron, Minn., psychology;
Beth Shaker, sophomore, Shorewood, biochemistry;
Claire Thompson-Vieira, sophomore, Minneapolis, Minn., biology.
Representing womenıs tennis are:
Abby Birling, senior, Appleton, piano performance and music education;
Amy Gammon, junior, Madison, psychology;
Claire Mallory, junior, Glenshaw, Pa., piano performance and art history;
Julia Ruff, junior, Wauwatosa, history and classics;
Serene Sahar, sophomore, New Berlin, math;
Adriana Teodoro-Dier, junior, Woodruff, piano performance.
Representing volleyball are:
Jennifer Burris, senior, Gurnee, Ill., economics;
Lara Manzanares, sophomore, Tierra Amarilla, N.M., Spanish.
Founded in 1847, Lawrence University has produced seven Rhodes Scholars and was again named one of the country's ³best national liberal arts colleges² by U.S. News and World Report in its 2003-04 Guide to American Colleges.