Feb. 7, 2005
2004 Patriot League Field Hockey Academic Honor Roll
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Lehigh senior Sheila Clabby, the 2004 Field Hockey Scholar-Athlete of the Year, posted a 3.92 grade-point average (GPA) during the fall term. Holy Cross' Sony Kuhn and Lafayette's Virginia Foulkrod each achieved a perfect 4.0 in the first semester of the academic year. These three were among the 76 student-athletes named to the 2004 Patriot League Field Hockey Academic Honor Roll, announced today by Carolyn Schlie Femovich, Patriot League Executive Director.
Clabby boasted the second highest GPA on the Mountain Hawks' field hockey team this past fall and holds a 3.83 cumulative average. The senior Fine Arts/Psychology major was awarded the Lehigh Field Hockey 2004 Scholar-Athlete award for her efforts both in the classroom and on the field. The Dean's List member has also been named to the Patriot League Honor Roll and the NFHCA National Academic Squad.
Clabby started all 19 games for the Brown and White this past season and was second on the team in both points and goals, with 18 and eight, respectively, while chipping in two assists. The 2004 All-League first team member led the Mountain Hawks and was second in the League with her four game-winning goals. This year she was key to leading Lehigh to its first appearance in the Patriot League Tournament since 1996.
To be eligible for the Academic Honor Roll, a student-athlete must earn a 3.20 grade-point average in the fall semester and be awarded a varsity letter in one of the seven League-sponsored fall championship sports.
A total of 502 student-athletes were named to the League's Fall Academic Honor Roll, including 20 with 4.00 GPAs. The Fall Academic Honor Roll includes the sports of men's and women's cross country, field hockey, football, men's and women's soccer and volleyball.
Bucknell led the way with 101 candidates on the League's Fall Academic Honor Roll. On the Field Hockey Academic Honor Roll, American earned top honors with 19 selections, followed closely by Bucknell and Lehigh with 15 and 14, respectively.
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