CSCAA Announces Division I All-American Lists; Georgia Scores Highest With 27

The CSCAA has compiled the lists of athletes who qualify as All-Americans for the 2012-2013 season in Division I. Those who finished 1st-8th at the NCAA Championships are First Team All-Americans, and those who finished 9th-16th are Honorable Mention All-Americans.

In total, the Georgia Bulldogs had the most All-Americans with 27 named to either team from their men’s and women’s teams combined (the women were the national champions). They were followed by a tie for second between Cal and Stanford. It’s interesting to see that, even with all of the hype that’s surrounded conferences like the SEC and the Big Ten this year, the Pac-12 still had four of the top 7 (with ties) on this list: double of any other conference.

The full rankings, by team, are below, followed by the complete list of All-Americans for Division I.

Also of note, there were 14 athletes, men and women combined, who were named as All-Americans in all seven potential events: Tom Shields of Cal, Marcin Cieslak of Florida, Bruno Ortiz of Michigan, Miguel Ortiz of Michigan, Vlad Morozov of USC, Margo Geer of Arizona, Megan Lafferty of Arizona, Rachel Bootsma of Cal, Liz Pelton of Cal, Natalie Hinds of Florida, Sinead Russell of Florida, Megan Romano of Georgia, Lindsay Gendron of Tennessee, and Sarah Denninghoff of Texas.

Of those 14, Miguel Ortiz, Morozov, Geer, Bootsma, Pelton, Russell, and Romano were named First-Team All-American in 7 events. That includes three freshmen.

See Also:
Division II All-Americans.
Division III All-Americans.