7/07/10


Lincoln College Athletes and Teams Earn All-Academic Status

Lincoln, IL - Lincoln College is proud to announce seventeen student-athletes from five different sports were selected to the 2009-2010 MWAC All-Academic Team.  Three students were dual-sport athletes, and two students had perfect grade point averages. 

Lincoln College had two teams earn NJCAA All-Academic Team honors.  The women’s basketball team, coached by Carol Wilson, accumulated a team GPA of 3.17.  The softball team, coached by John Andrews, accumulated a team GPA of 3.16.  The college also had nine student-athletes earn NJCAA Distinguished Academic All-American honors.

“On behalf of the athletic department and Lincoln College, we are excited to recognize our student-athletes’ accomplishments in the classroom,” said Dave Klemm, Director of Athletics.  “This award is a result of hard work and dedication to their academics and also to the sport they play.”

2009-10 Mid-West Athletic Conference All-Academic Team

Name College Sport GPA Major (if available)
Shelbi Rentmeister (Clinton HS) Lincoln Softball 4.00 Nursing
*Angie Augspols (Putnam Co. HS)       Lincoln Softball 3.95 English
*Taylor Dirks (Tri Valley HS) Lincoln Softball 3.94 Nursing/Radiology
Desirae Lercher (Lincoln HS) Lincoln Softball 3.56 Nursing
Blake Welch (Western HS) Lincoln Softball 3.82 Education
Christine Warden (Canton HS) Lincoln Softball 3.72 Nursing
*Lara Dawson (Christopher HS) Lincoln SB/VB 3.83 Nursing
*Kaylah Murphy (Canton, IL) Lincoln SB/VB 3.88 Elem. Education
Danielle Stephenson (Campbell Hill, IL) Lincoln VB/SB 3.91 Liberal Arts
*Gretchen Rieger (Trenton, IL) Lincoln Volleyball 4.00 Sec. Education
Megan Schaefer (Blue Mound, IL) Lincoln Volleyball 3.52 General Studies
*Chelsea Barr (Deland, IL) Lincoln Volleyball 3.88 Physical Education
Kindi Bullard (El-Paso-Gridley HS) Lincoln W. Basketball 3.90 Business
*Tamara Waugh (El-Paso-Gridley HS)  Lincoln W. Basketball 3.88 Mathematics
Ashlin Sanders (Riley HS /South Bend, IN) Lincoln W. Basketball 3.62 Physical Education
Louie Schonauer (Lincoln HS) Lincoln M. Basketball 3.77 Physical Education
Isai Lemus (Chicago Admundson High) Lincoln M. Soccer 3.52 General Studies

*Also earned NJCAA Distinguished Academic All-American honors

Other NJCAA Distinguished Academic All-Americans

Colin Eigenbrod (Lincoln HS) Lincoln Baseball   3.95  
Cooper Shawen (Neuqua Valley HS) Lincoln W. Golf   3.95  

 


 

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Lincoln College was founded in 1865 as Lincoln University, the only institution of higher education named for Abraham Lincoln during his lifetime. It is a selective, two-year, private, liberal arts college located in Lincoln, Illinois. Lincoln College is designed to prepare a student for university study through a structured, supportive approach to learning. Approximately 89% of Lincoln College graduates transfer immediately to a four-year school where they succeed as well as or better than the native student. Student-teacher ratio at Lincoln College is 13:1 and the average class size is 16 students.