4/17/2001 12:00:00 AM | Men's Soccer
April 17, 2001
LAS VEGAS - UNLV men's soccer player Andrew Hooker was named to the Verizon/CoSIDA Academic All-America At-Large third team, it was announced Tuesday.
Hooker a native of Victoria, B.C., is pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering with a 3.91 GPA and is a member of the UNLV Athletics Academic Top 30 for the third year in a row. Hooker started all 18 games for the Rebels last fall and was MVP of the UNM Invitational.
Verizon and the College Sports Information Directors of America select Academic All-America teams in football, volleyball, men's and women's basketball, baseball and softball ad an at-large team, which represents all other intercollegiate sports.
2000-01 VERIZON ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA UNIVERSITY DIVISION
MEN'S FALL-WINTER AT-LARGE TEAM
First Team
Name (School) Sport GPA Major
Michael Bucy (North Carolina) Soccer 3.95 Economics
John Christian (Campbell) Wrestling 3.91 Psychology
Zane DeWitch (Tennessee) Swimming 3.94 Psychology
Jim Dube (Ferris State) Ice Hockey 3.93 Business Management
Karl Goehring (North Dakota) Ice Hockey 3.88 Marketing
John Hedengren (BYU) Cross Country 3.96 Chemical Engineering
R.J. Kaszuba (Dayton) Soccer 3.62 Economics/Finance
Kevin Knott (William & Mary) Soccer 3.91 Physics
Andy Nonaka (Pacific) Swimming 4.00 Electrical Engineering
Greg Reeves (Florida) Swimming 3.95 Chemical Engineering
Alex Roytblat (St. John's) Fencing 3.90 Criminal Justice
Andrew Sause (Navy) Water Polo 3.88 Ocean Engineering
Jeffery Stoklosa (St. John's) Soccer 3.90 Computer Science
Tim Surface (Tulsa) Cross Country 4.00 Management Information Sys.
Dan Thorstenson (Bradley) Soccer 3.97 Mechanical Engineering
Second Team
Name (School) Sport GPA Major
Scott Blount (Furman) Soccer 3.51 Accounting & Business Admin.
Pietro Broggini (Denver) Skiing 3.80 MBA/Information Technology
David Evans (Clarkson) Ice Hockey 3.94 Biomolecular Science
Joern Frohs (Denver) Skiing 3.91 Business/Information Tech.
George Gleason (Yale) Swimming 3.55 Sociology
Anders Hoyem (Northeastern) Soccer 3.95 Finance/Insurance
Garrett Jensen (Arizona State) Cross Country 3.90 Education
Jeff Jillson (Michigan) Ice Hockey 3.48 Sport Management
Marc Lindsay (Georgia) Swimming 3.84 English & Political Science
John Lockhart (Illinois) Wrestling 3.45 Pre-Medicine
David Moilanen (Washington) Swimming 3.95 Physics
Leo Oka (Illinois) Gymnastics 3.60 Business Administration
Jose Palacios (Penn State) Gymnastics 3.72 Aerospace Engineering
Bryn Ritchie (Washington) Soccer 3.66 International Relations
Barry Shaw (Navy) Water Polo 3.92 History
Justin Wilcock (BYU) Swimming 3.74 Horticulture
Third Team
Name (School) Sport GPA Major
Dan Bednar (Ohio) Wrestling 3.48 Chemical Engineering
Ben Boyle (Duquesne) Soccer 3.92 Physics & Mathmatics
Dan Carlson (Notre Dame) Ice Hockey 3.49 Finance/Computer Science
Greg Chrisman (Illinois-Chicago)Soccer 3.73 Liberal Arts & Sciences
Gregg Doule (Virginia Tech) Swimming 3.92 Chemical Engineering
Bjorn Egstrom (Denver) Ice Hockey 3.89 Chemistry
Wade Fisher (Dayton) Soccer 3.86 Finance
Michael Goldkind (Connecticut) Ice Hockey 3.77 Biological Science
Jon Hahn (Nebraska) Swimming 3.95 Mechanical Engineering
Andrew Hooker (UNLV) Soccer 3.91 Mechanical Engineering
Martin Kariya (Maine) Ice Hockey 3.75 Mathematics
Sean McDonald (Northeastern) Ice Hockey 3.93 Finance
Terry McNelis (Duquesne) Soccer 3.77 Physical Therapy
Greg Strohmann (Seton Hall) Soccer 3.67 Finance
David Tweedie (Kentucky) Swimming 3.80 Mechanical Engineering
Uri van der Heijden (Furman) Cross Country 3.97 Biology
Verizon Academic All-America of the Year: Karl Goehring (North Dakota)
