The Pac-12 Conference has named its 2014 All-Academic teams for both men and women. Athletes are up for selection by holding a GPA of 3.0 or higher and being a “significant contributor” on their respective team.
For the women, Stanford and Washington State lead with 4 first-team selections each. On the men’s side, Stanford has 8 first team All-Conference members, 5 more than any other team.
You can find the full press releases below, which include the second teams and the Honorable Mention lists.
Women’s First Team
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First Team
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Rachael Acker, CAL
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3.93
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So.
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Undeclared
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Lauren Baker, UCLA
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3.82
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Sr.
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History
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Andrea Basaraba, USC
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3.88
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Sr.
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Philosophy, Politics, Law
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Bonnie Brandon, ARIZ
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3.90
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So.
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Nutritional Sciences
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Melanie Busch, ASU
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3.85
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Jr.
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Early Childhood Education, Family Development
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Maya DiRado, STAN
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3.62
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Sr.
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Management Science & Engineering
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Margo Geer, ARIZ
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3.55
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Sr.
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Business Management
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Hayley Hacker, UCLA
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3.66
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Sr.
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Psychology
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Haley Ishimatsu, USC
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3.61
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Jr.
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Sociology
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Emma Johansson, WSU
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3.71
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Sr.
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General Medical Sciences
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Ashlyn Karosas, UTAH
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3.78
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So.
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Exercise Sport Science
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Lynette Lim, USC
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3.75
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Sr.
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Human Biology
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Fiona Majeau, STAN
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3.93
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Jr.
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Civil and Environmental Engineering
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Alison Mand, WSU
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3.92
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Jr.
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Digital Technology & Culture
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Gabby Maxwell, OSU
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3.86
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RS Fr.
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Exercise and Sports Science
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Kersten Merry, UTAH
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3.68
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Sr.
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Communications
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KC Moss, STAN
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3.87
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So.
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Undeclared
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Stephanie Phipps, STAN
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3.88
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Sr.
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Human Biology
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Shaya Schaedler, WSU
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3.80
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So.
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Undeclared
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Emma Schoettmer, ARIZ
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3.75
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So.
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Anthropology
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Anna Senko, UCLA
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3.93
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Sr.
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Communication Studies
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Miranda Tornatore, ASU
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4.00
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Jr.
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Business Sustainability
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Constance Toulemonde, OSU
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3.95
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So.
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Pre-Business
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Presley Wetterstrom, WSU
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3.96
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So.
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Undeclared
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Men’s First Team
| David Adalsteinsson, Arizona State | Senior | 3.75 | Architecture |
| Ryan Arata, Stanford | Junior | 4.02 | Mechanical engineering |
| Erich Brodbeck, UC Santa Barbara | Junior | 3.74 | Chemical Engineering |
| Michael Carter, Stanford | Junior | 3.92 | Engineering |
| Kevin Cordes, Arizona | Junior | 3.49 | Finance |
| Jacob Crayne, Utah | Sophomore | 3.78 | Communications |
| Cole Davis, Stanford | Senior | 3.62 | Economics |
| Scott Farley, California | Senior | 3.80 | Geography |
| David Fraser, Utah | Sophomore | 3.73 | Business |
| Noah Garcia, Stanford | Senior | 3.63 | International relations |
| Jordan Gear, USC | Junior | 3.90 | Cinematic Arts & French |
| Michael Godbe, USC | Senior | 3.81 | Political Science & Social Sciences Economics |
| Tom Kremer, Stanford | Junior | 3.64 | Undeclared |
| Bryan Offutt, Stanford | Senior | 3.62 | Computer science |
| Alex Palumbo, Arizona State | Senior | 3.69 | History |
| Carter Price, Cal Poly | Junior | 3.75 | Biomedical Engineering |
| Josiah Purss, Utah | Sophomore | 3.77 | Business |
| Dominic Ricotta, Arizona | Sophomore | 4.00 | Pre-Business |
| Sammy Scott, Arizona State | Junior | 3.77 | Political Science |
| Giles Smith, Arizona | Senior | 3.46 | Journalism |
| Thomas Stephens, Stanford | Junior | 3.59 | Management science and engineering |
| Mitchell Stoehr, Stanford | Senior | 3.57 | Economics / Math and computational science |
| Gray Umbach, Stanford | Junior | 3.89 | Undeclared |
| Cary Wright, USC | Junior | 3.59 | Health Promotion |
How can you be a Junior and be undeclared still? Isn’t it a rule that you have to have X amount of credits/hours to a degree? Odd
puzzled – every college makes its own rules on declaring a major.
really impressed by Ryan Arata; had to look up stanford’s grading policy to see if that was a real GPA (they do 4.33 for A+, wish that was true at my school…)
There are no freshman…I’m assuming it’s because they’ve only taken one semester of classes?
That’s correct, typically freshmen aren’t considered for academic-type awards since they only have one semester determining their GPA.