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Lipscomb claims fourth consecutive ASUN Academic Championship

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The numbers are in and for the fourth consecutive year the Lipscomb Bisons have claimed the Atlantic Sun Conference Academic Champion Trophy presented to the school in the league with the highest percentage of student-athletes that have claimed a 3.0 grade-point average or higher.

"After four years in a row, it still doesn’t get old winning this award," said Lipscomb Director of Athletics Philip Hutcheson. "Every year we promote that we have students and athletes and awards like this helps validate that."

Lipscomb led the way with 82.27 percent of student athletes eclipsing the mark as the Bisons claimed the league’s top academic honor for the fifth time in school history. North Florida was the closest school in the race to Lipscomb as the Ospreys finished with a distant 67.78 percent.

"Just like in past years, the credit goes to our student athletes that are doing the work in classroom along with the field of competition,” said Hutcheson. “Congratulations to each of them for putting in the long hours to earn this achievement again. Our coaches deserve a big share as well as they promote the culture of strong academics all the way from recruiting through graduation.  

"I'd also be remiss if I didn't recognize the work that Dr. Lin Garner and Sherrie Eubanks do in our office along with Brian Mast with the Lipscomb Academic Success Center, Dr. Kent Johnson as our faculty athletics representative and the rest of the academic team on campus."

The Purple and Gold had a school-record 283 honorees on the list, 100 more than any other school in the conference, bringing the all-time total to 2,505. Lipscomb honorees include:

Baseball: Christopher Bashlor, Tyler Bethune, Ethan Cady, Dalton Curtis, Ezekiel Dodson, Coleman Goodwin, Kyle Kemp, Quinlan Moynihan, Denton Norman, Jake Perry, John Pryor, Brady Puckett, Lee Solomon, Cade Sorrells, Ryan Stevens, Von Watson

Men’s Basketball: George Brammeier, Michael Buckland, Aaron Korn, John Matt Merritt, Camden Miller, Eli Pepper, Matthew Rose, Brett Wishon

Women's Basketball: Emmy Allen, Laure Assena, Alex Banks, Auriana Broughton, Loren Cagle, Kaylee Cotton, Jessica Davies, Amber Fuqua, Kelsey Gregory, Emily Kmec, Lexi Manos, Aubriana Melton, Riley Northway, Kennedy Potts, Lauren Rau, Carleigh Short, Morgan Turner

Men's Cross Country/Track & Field: Andrew Ayers, Brody Beiler, Austin Chitwood, Christian Freeman, Owen Glogovsky, Juan Gonzalez, John Green, Collin Gunn, Chase Hampton, Kyle Johnson, William Kachman, Kaleb Kunes, Brent Leber, Daniel Lenart, Robert Lockwood, Nathan Morgan, Psalm Ocampo, Austin Peters, Jared Peters, Sean Pino, Jacob Poyner, Austin Ray, Robert Rupp, Jonathan Shankles, Samuel Shaylor, Ryan Speer, Mitchell Zabka

Men's Cross Country: Max McBride, Derek Peterson, Samuel Remington

Women's Cross Country/Track & Field: Barbara Lee Ball, Katelyn Bianchini, Courtney Brenner, Madison Colley, Bridgette Doucet, Kyra Drobny, Lauren Dunnell, Hannah Feiten, Avery Franklin, Brooke Gordon, Cassandra Harasts, Brianne Hoglin, Brianne Holland, Haley Humphrey, Kelsey Ibarra, Kinzie Icayan, Kacey Kemper, Brooke Kingma, Sally Larson, Clare Losito, Kayla Montgomery, Grace Oetting, Hannah Owens, Frankie Perna, Taylor Romine, Kailey Schuyler, Asha Smith, Katherine Sperry, Jordan Stiewig, Kendra Weitz

Women's Cross Country: Kelli Nesky
Men’s Golf: Eric Ansett, Davis Armstrong, Stoney Crouch, Jacob Dines, Joshua Enderle, Mikey Feher, Jerry Zhu

Women’s Golf: Charley Benefield, Lauryn Davidson, Samantha Griffith, Breanna Hanus, Ines Konschewitz, Ashton Martin, Jenny Muesing, Hillary Reader, Sydney Willis

Men’s Soccer: Micah Bledsoe, Cameron Botes, Brandon Braumuller, Josue Chavez, Austin Eager, Jacob Harr, Bennie Harris, Trystan Innes, Javier Leija, Scout Monteith, Daniel Muehlbauer, Logan Paynter, Shpend Rexhepi, Eduardo Reza, Brandon Santel, Malik Shaheed, Kyle Smith, Austin Strout, Daniel Vieira, Luke Wilson, Johnathan Wynia, Christopher Zappia, Jacob Zec

Women’s Soccer: Jade Abarca, Elise Andrich, Audrey Beck, Brooke Brenner, Lindsay Brent, Brianne Caccavale, Leah Cernicky, Alesondra Colbert, Lotte De Wilde, Olivia Doak, Lyndie Donegan, Natalie DuBoise, Hailey Eck, Selah Gilmore, Melissa Gray, Arielle Hansford, Anna Buhigas, Ellen Lundy, Kate Mason, Paige Miller, Callista Pascarella, Niamh Rawlins, Emily Rogers, Carolyn Springsteen, Hannah Torbett, Jordan Walsh, Justis Bailey

Softball: Destinee Brewer, Mimi Cartwright, Hannah DeVault, Abby Fenichel, Kasey Gibson, Malorie Giere, Megan Gray, Sarah Higgins, Mandy Jordan, Taylor Neuhart, Caitlin Plocheck, McCarley Thomas, Peyton Ward, Abigail White, Chloe Yeager

Men’s Tennis: Daniel Cardenas Gomez, Victor Chaw, Thais Minet, Robert Mitchell, Jorge Ortegon, Carson Panovec

Women’s Tennis: Madeleine Brooks, Denise Buberl, Viktoriya Dzyuba, Jaclyn Findlay, Kateryna Kandyba, Thabile Tshatedi

Men's Track and Field: Ahmed Amaar, Aaron Beckwith, Brandon Belloni, Alexander Csorba, Austin Ray, Kade Hinkle, Jacob Vanderwell, Tracey Jenkins, Wayne Newman, John Loesch?

Women's Track and Field: Annika Backlund, Maddie Enderle, Teanna Jules, Abbey McMurray, Abigail Newby, Bridget Perine, Sydney Sloan, Sarah Wagner

Volleyball: Carli Anderson, Lauren Anderson, Kaitlin Bradley, Ca'Layci Coffey, Morgan Elmore, Marcella Emmanuelli, Kayla Ostrom, Maddie Phillips, Taylor Racich, Chloe Rogers, Megan Sullivan, Brittany Thomas, Alyssa Zwolensky