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We often get into discussions about if it is possible to get high end degrees and play ball...

It Is.

These are all guys who were tops both on the field and off.

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2009 ESPN THE MAGAZINE Academic All-America®
University Division Baseball Team as selected by CoSIDA

FIRST TEAM

Name School Dist. Cl. Hometown GPA/Major
P Michael Leake Arizona State VIII Jr. Fallbrook, Cal. 3.42/ Management
P Brian Morrell (2) Eastern Illinois V Sr. Quincy, Ill. 4.00/ Biological Sciences
C Jeremy Gillan Jacksonville III Sr. Port St. Lucie, Fla. 3.74/ Exercise Science
INF Ryan Bennett Saint Louis VII Grad. Kansas City, Mo. 3.95/ Business Administration (MBA)
INF Brandon Eller (3) Arkansas State VI Sr. Sherwood, Ark. 4.00/ Mathematics
INF Nate Freiman Duke III Sr. Wellesley, Mass. 3.84/ History
INF Chris McGuiness The Citadel III Jr. James Island, S.C. 3.92/ Business Administration
OF Matt Maher (3) Fairleigh Dickinson II Sr. Peekskill, N.Y. 3.95/ Communication
OF Sonny Meade The Citadel III Sr. Summerville, S.C. 3.83/ Business Administration
OF Brady Shoemaker Indiana State V Sr. Brazil, Ind. 3.85/ Physical Education
DH Matt Nohelty (1) Minnesota V Grad. Rothschild, Wis. 3.97/ Computer Science

SECOND TEAM
Name School Dist. Cl. Hometown GPA/Major
P Tyler Anderegg U.S. Military Acad. I Grad. Grand Junction, Col. 3.90/ Life Science
P Paul Cianciolo Penn State II Grad. Charleston, S.C. 3.94/ Marketing, Business Admin.
C Jim Klocke Southeast Missouri VII Jr. St. Louis, Mo. 3.92/ Business Administration
INF Derek Dietrich Georgia Tech III So. Parma, Ohio 3.30/ Management
INF James Ewing Southern Mississippi VI Sr. Beaumont, Texas 3.73/ Philosophy
INF Paul Goldschmidt Texas State VI Jr. The Woodlands, Tex 3.87/ Finance
INF Hayden Johnston Ohio University IV Sr. Strattanville, Pa. 3.69/ Finance
INF Drew Lee Morehead State IV Jr. Mt. Sterling, Ky. 3.64/ Engineering Technology
OF Ben Carlson (3) Missouri State VII Jr. Topeka, Kan. 3.86/ General Business
OF Grant Escue Bradley V Sr. Washington, Ill. 4.00/ Political Science
OF Ben Jones Auburn IV Sr. Decatur, Ala. 3.84/ Mechanical Engineering
OF Aaron Miller Baylor VI Jr. Channelview, Texas 3.67/ Management, Entrepreneurship
DH Michael Bottoms Morehead State IV Jr. Harrodsburg, Ky. 3.64/ Business Management

THIRD TEAM
Name School Dist. Cl. Hometown GPA/Major
P Buddy Baumann Missouri State VII Jr. Rogersville, Mo. 3.43/ History Education
P Adam Warren North Carolina III Sr. New Bern, N.C. 3.36/ Business Administration
C Matt Rice Western Kentucky IV So. Johnson City, Tenn. 4.00/ Mechanical Engineering
INF Bryan Resnick UNLV VIII Grad. Orange, Cal. 3.66/ Sports Mgmt./Sports Leadership
INF Darin Ruf Creighton VII Sr. Omaha, Neb. 3.51/ Finance
INF David Towarnicky Appalachian State III Jr. New Bern, N.C. 4.00/ Finance & Banking/Risk Insurance
OF Ryan Enos Dallas Baptist VI Jr. Highland Village, Tex. 3.66/ Finance
OF Kyle Rhoad Eastern Michigan IV Grad. Fostoria, Ohio 3.87/ Supply Chain Management, MBA
DH Ryan Brauninger McNeese State VI Sr. Nederland, Texas 3.64/ Mass Communication

(1) ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America 1st team selection in 2008
(2) ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America 2nd team selection in 2008
(3) ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America 3rd team selection in 2008
Academic All-America of the Year: Michael Leake, Arizona State
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Perry Named to All-Academic Team
May 21, 2009
By CSU Sports Information


CHARLOTTE, N.C.- The Big South Conference announced All-Conference Honorees during the Big South Conference Tournament at McCormick Field in Asheville, North Carolina on Wednesday evening. The Honors include first and second team All-Conference Honors; Player, Pitcher, Coach and Freshman of the Year; as well as All-Academic honors to honor those athletes that excel not only on the field but in the classroom as well. Buc senior, shortstop Mark Perry, was honored as a member of the All-Academic team for 2009.


Perry has amassed a long list of academic honors in his four years at Charleston Southern including being named to the Dean’s List four times. Perry has been named a CSU Scholar Athlete seven times, and has also been named to the Presidential Honor Roll in all three previous years at CSU.


Perry has also contributed for the Buc baseball team on the field. He finished his senior campaign second on the team in batting average with a .322, while starting in all 53 games for the Buccaneers. He tallied a total of 59 hits, 27 runs, and 13 hits for extra bases including three home runs. In his 53 games, Perry tallied 16 games with multiple hits and had a season high three hits in eight separate games.


Perry has already graduated from CSU with a degree in Business with an accounting emphasis.

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