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Each year the College
Sports Information Directors of America choose Academic
All-America teams in the sports of football, women's
volleyball, men's and women's basketball, baseball and
softball. Also, men's and women's at-large teams --
comprised of athletes from all sports not listed above --
are chosen. To be eligible as an Academic All-American, an
athlete has to maintain at least a 3.20 grade point average
and be a starter or key reserve on his or her
team.
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MEN
First Team
John Friedman, Harvard (2002)
Thomas Hocker, Yale (2002)
Second Team
Jim Sapienza, Dartmouth (1985)
Paul Gompers, Harvard (1987)
Robert Kempainen, Dartmouth (1987)
Robert Kempainen, Dartmouth (1988)
Thomas Hocker, Yale (2001)
Brian Chaput, Penn (2003)
Brian Chaput, Penn (2004)
Sean Furey, Dartmouth (2005)
Third Team
August Wolf, Princeton (1983)
Scott Anderson, Princeton (1996)
Ed Watts, Brown (1997)
Jeff Nord, Brown (1999)
Tom McArdle, Dartmouth (2002)
Sean Furey, Penn (2004)
Lucas Meyer, Yale (2005)
Rob Kerris, Dartmouth (2007)
David Nightingale, Princeton (2007)
Mike Hall, Penn (2008)
WOMEN
First Team
Ilaria Rebay, Columbia (1987)
Jennifer Cobb, Cornell (1991)
Jennifer Cobb, Cornell (1992)
Kristin Cobb, Dartmouth (1995)
Ginny Ryan, Cornell (1995)
Dora Gyorffy, Harvard (2000)
Karen Chastain, Cornell (2001)
Dora Gyorffy, Harvard (2001)
Kate O'Neill, Yale (2003)
Laura O'Neill, Yale (2003)
Caroline Bierbaum, Columbia (2005)
Caroline Bierbaum, Columbia (2006)
Melanie Schorr, Dartmouth (2006)
Lindsay Donaldson, Yale (2007)
Lindsay Donaldson, Yale (2008)
Second Team
Jennie Strickler, Harvard (1983)
Lindsay Donaldson, Yale (2006)
Third Team
Ginny Ryan, Cornell (1994)
Brenda Taylor, Harvard (2001)
Kate O'Neill, Yale (2002)
Laura O'Neill, Yale (2002)
Shonda Brown, Cornell (2005)
Naja Ferjan, Brown (2006)
Jesse Carlin, Penn (2008)
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