Florida Claims Most Swimmers and Divers on SEC Freshman Honor Roll

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 12 FLORIDA snared the most swimmers and divers on the Southeastern Conference Freshman Honor Roll as announced by SEC Commissioner Mike Slive on Wednesday. The Gators led all swimming and diving contingents with 12, while Georgia placed nine on the list.

Each student-athlete must 1) have a cumulative GPA of 3.00 or above at the nominating institution; 2) be on scholarship or a letter winner; 3) have completed 24 semester hours of non-remedial credit at the nominating institution; and 4) have been a member of the varsity team for the sport's entire NCAA Championship segment.

The 2006 SEC Freshmen Academic Honor Roll is based on grades from the 2005-06 academic calendar.

The swimmers and divers that made the list are as follows:

Alabama (6)
Alin Mihalca
Caitlin Anderson
Agustina de Giovanni
Caroline Humphreville
Mary Kate Sellers
Vanessa Von der Heyde

Arkansas (4)
Emily Fletcher
Summer Jackson
Dashya Kimmel
Lonnie Strange

Auburn (8)
Katherine Lee Caldwell
Emile Carraway Ewing
Chelsea Anna Haser
Alicia Marie Jensen
Laura Danielle LeClair
Scott Safley Morgan
Jonathan Page Roberts
Whitney Alison Wielgus

Florida (12)
Bradley Ally
Jeana Bartell
Stephanie Cota
Laurabeth Guenthner
Cody Kauffman
Aaron Leech
Naomi Nickson
Silke Nowotzin
Kelsy Smith
Whitney Stern
Dana Vollmer
Jonathan Wilcox

Georgia (9)
Austen Carter
Jessica Cole
Kit French
Hans Gillan
Alyssa Kiel
Sean McDevitt
Mhyria Miller
Aleksandra Putra
Natalie Thomas

Kentucky (8)
James Batley
Matthew Bierwirth
Shane Eliason
Leah Harms
Keli Hnat
Haleigh Kerns
Joseph Retrum
Vincent Tortora

LSU (7)
Connor Farber
Catherine Gilmore
Julius Gloeckner
Sven Schneider
Lauren Simons
Nele Trepp
Jamie Wright

South Carolina (8)
Sherah Aiken
Amanda Dunnigan
Kassandra Kugler
Steven Luckie
Peter McGregor
Sharntell McLean
David Ovelson
Todd Weyandt

Tennessee (8)
James Dabney
Katherine Gehring
Maria Juga
Carly Mathes
Sarah McCall
Staley McCartney
Brittany Nauta
Ashley Quinn

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