Student-athletes honored  

The Western Athletic Conference announced its all-academic honors for the 2003 fall sports and Fresno State finished among the league's top three for most student-athletes honored, as announced by the league office.

Among the 10 conference schools, Fresno State was one of three to have at least 25 student-athletes selected as 186 total student-athletes were named to the list.

Football, which had eight honorees, and women's cross country, which had seven, finished among the top two in their respective sports. Volleyball and women's soccer, which had five selected each, finished third and fourth overall, respectively.

To be eligible for WAC All-Academic honors, a student-athlete must have completed at least one academic year, have at least a 3.2 cumulative grade point average and have participated in at least 50 percent of the team's contests.

Below is a list of Fresno State student-athletes honored for the 2003 fall semester:

Women's Cross Country

Andrea Buckner So. 3.57 Liberal Studies

Asusena Garcia Sr. 3.37 Liberal Studies

Orelia Gonzalez Sr. 3.42 Liberal Studies

Kara June Sr. 3.40 Liberal Studies

Nicolin Neal Jr. 3.58 Biology

Andrea Osteen Jr. 3.66 English

Courtney Steward Jr. 3.67 Communicative Disorders

Football

Jordan Christensen So. 3.37 Undeclared

Tyrone Culver So. 3.28 Health Science

Jaron Fairman So. 3.21 Undeclared

Joe Fernandez So. 3.33 Undeclared

Kyle Goodman So. 3.66 Business

Nate Ray Jr. 3.21 Plant Science

Josh Sherley So. 3.28 Undeclared

Stephen Spach Jr. 3.25 Recreation Administration

Women's Soccer

Heather Fox Jr. 3.39 Math

Kristyn Kellogg Sr. 3.90 Dietetics

Ashley Saibini So. 3.40 Undeclared

Erin Sayegusa Sr. 3.33 Liberal Studies

Eriko Yoshiki So. 3.43 Psychology

Volleyball

Tina Brennan Jr. 3.86 Liberal Studies

La'akea Campbell So. 3.33 Liberal Studies

Robyn Keune So. 3.26 Liberal Studies

Briana Rempel So. 3.70 Interior Design

Stefanie Taelman Sr. 3.70 Interior Design