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The NJCAA Academic Student-Athlete Awards were previously known
as NJCAA Academic All-American honors. The NJCAA has renamed its
academic awards program to the following:
- NJCAA Pinnacle Award for Academic Excellence (4.00 GPA on a
4.00 scale)
- NJCAA Award for Superior Academic Achievement (3.80 to 3.99
on a 4.00 scale)
- NJCAA Award for Exemplary Academic Achievement (3.60 to 3.79
on a 4.00 scale)
Known honorees from Lincoln College are:
2015-2016
- Maggie Arehart (golf), Superior
- Angus Buller (baseball), Exemplary
- Grant Carmody (wrestling), Superior
- Ashlyn Carroll (softball), Superior
- Madalyn Cooper (softball), Exemplary
- Makenzie Cooper (volleyball, softball), Pinnacle
- Kayla Dierker (volleyball), Exemplary
- Ally Green (golf, baskeball), Superior
- Aira Hanson (volleyball), Exemplary
- Cynthia Holten (golf, basketball), Exemplary
- Cassie Jennings (volleyball), Exemplary
- Iradukunda Josephine (cross country, indoor/outdoor
track & field), Superior
- Rebecca Lee (softball), Exemplary
- Rylee Martin (softball), Superior
- Christin Mathias (softball), Pinnacle
- Mercedez Morgan (softball), Exemplary
- Blaine Ray (baseball), Superior
- Brighton Robbins (softball, volleyball), Pinnacle
- Ashley Robinson (softball, volleyball), Superior
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- Garrad Straube (indoor/outdoor track & field,
wrestling), Superior
- Mallory Tharp (cross country, indoor/outdoor track &
field), Superior
- Lauren Wendt (volleyball, indoor/outdoor track & field),
Superior
- Matthew Winscher (baseball), Exemplary
- Erica Wolpert (softball), Exemplary
The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA)
is the governing body of two-year college athletics,
offering endless athletic and academic opportunities to
college students. It is the second largest national
intercollegiate athletic organization in the United States
with over 500 member schools in 43 states. Each year over
50,000 student-athletes compete in one of 28 different
sports and the organization sponsors 48 national
championship events and nine football bowl games each year.
For more visit www.njcaa.org.
With minimal changes, the NJCAA academic awards program has
been in place since 1983.
[Jeff Nelson] |
