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MVNU Has Record 14 NAIA Scholar-Athletes
in Fall Sports
written by Dave Parsons, Sports Information Director
MOUNT VERNON, Ohio (12-30-2009) - The Mount
Vernon Nazarene University fall sports teams
combined to produce a school-record 14 NAIA
Scholar-Athletes when the awards were
announced recently.
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| Cody Snouffer |
Courtney
Springer |
Chris Mast |
The MVNU men’s soccer team had the most
honorees as six players were recognized.
Junior forward Cody Snouffer led the way
with a 3.93 grade point average, and he was
joined by teammates Chris Mast (3.84), Brady
Swanson (3.79), Jake Reber (3.70), Scott
Spangler (3.69), and Kemar Jackson (3.64).
The MVNU women’s soccer team had four
players recognized led by senior defender
Angie Misamore (3.82). She was joined by
Jenessa Loewen (3.77), Mara Hughes (3.71),
and Denče Stentz (3.57).
The MVNU women’s volleyball team had two
players honored - Courtney Springer (3.89)
and Sarah Yutzy (3.56) - as did the men’s
cross country team - Mark Porostosky (3.80)
and Kenny Alexander (3.73).
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Cody Snouffer |
3.93 |
Jr |
Spanish &
Intercultural Studies |
Men's Soccer |
| Courtney Springer |
3.89 |
Sr |
Biology |
Women's
Volleyball |
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Chris Mast |
3.84 |
Jr |
Accounting &
Financial Management |
Men's Soccer |
| Angie Misamore |
3.82 |
Sr |
Nursing |
Women's Soccer |
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Mark Porostosky |
3.80 |
Sr |
General Music |
Men's Cross
Country |
| Brady Swanson |
3.79 |
Sr |
Spanish |
Men's Soccer |
|
Jenessa Loewen |
3.77 |
Jr |
Physical
Education/Health Education |
Women's Soccer |
| Kenny Alexander |
3.73 |
Sr |
Biology |
Men's Cross
Country |
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Mara Hughes |
3.71 |
Sr |
Psychology |
Women's Soccer |
| Jake Reber |
3.70 |
Jr |
English |
Men's Soccer |
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Scott Spangler |
3.69 |
Sr |
Financial
Management |
Men's Soccer |
| Kemar Jackson |
3.64 |
Jr |
Criminal Justice
& Psychology |
Men's Soccer |
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Denče Stentz |
3.57 |
Jr |
Biology |
Women's Soccer |
| Sarah Yutzy |
3.56 |
Jr |
Social Work |
Women's
Volleyball |
MVNU was second among American Mideast
Conference member schools with its total of
14 honorees trailing just Houghton (N.Y.)
College, which had 19 student-athletes
recognized. Student-athletes must be a
junior or a senior with a 3.50 or higher
grade point average to be recognized. MVNU
set a school record with 19 honorees for the
entire 2008-2009 school year and appear well
on the way to breaking that record this
year.
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