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Louisville Baseball Places Nine on All-ACC Baseball Academic Team
July 02, 2019 | Baseball, Academic Services
The Cardinals were tied atop the ACC with nine players selected.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The University of Louisville baseball team had nine players named to the 2019 All-ACC Baseball Academic Team announced by the conference on Tuesday.
The nine players marked the fourth straight season with at least seven players on the All-ACC Academic Team and were tied with Duke for the most of any school in the ACC.
Senior Bryan Hoeing, juniors Nick Bennett, Justin Lavey, Michael McAvene, Danny Oriente and Jake Snider, sophomores Reid Detmers and Lucas Dunn, and freshman Alex Binelas represented Louisville on the annual team.
Bennett has been on the All-ACC Academic Team in each of his three seasons with the Cardinals, while Hoeing, Oriente and Snider are on the team for the second time.
Minimum academic requirements for selection to the All-ACC Academic Team are a 3.0 grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one's academic career for undergraduate students. Athletic achievements during the most recent season were also considered in selecting the All-ACC Academic Team.
The nine selections continues a stretch of academic success that saw the Cardinals extend their streak of consecutive semesters with a 3.0 grade point average to 16 straight after posting a 3.31 during the spring semester. Thirty-three student-athletes amassed a 3.0 GPA or better during the spring, with 16 members on the Dean's List.
The span of 16 straight semesters with a 3.0 or better team GPA coincides with unparalleled success on the field for UofL. During those eight seasons, the Cardinals have four College World Series appearances, six NCAA Super Regional berths, eight NCAA Regional bids and seven conference championships.
On the field in 2019, the Louisville baseball team finished with a 51-18 overall record and reached the fifth College World Series in program history. The Cardinals were one of the last four teams standing in Omaha, the program's best finish, and notched the sixth 50-win season under head coach Dan McDonnell.
Fans can follow Louisville baseball on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram at @LouisvilleBSB.
2019 MEN'S ALL-ACC ACADEMIC BASEBALL TEAM
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Logan Davidson, Jr., Clemson
Joseph Suozzi, Boston College, Jr., Economics
Mat Clark, Clemson, Jr., Management
Logan Davidson, Clemson, Jr., Management
Carson Spiers, Clemson, Jr., Management
Kyle Wilkie, Clemson, Jr., Sports Communication
Chris Crabtree, Duke, So. Computer Science
Hunter Davis, Duke, Sr., Economics
Matt Dockman, Duke, So., Mathematics/Economics
Kyle Gallagher, Duke, Gr., Management Studies
Joey Loperfido, Duke, So., Sociology
Ben Gross, Duke, Gr., Management Studies
Bryce Jarvis, Duke, So., Mechanical Engineering
Ethan Murray, Duke, Fr., Undecided
Michael Rothenberg, Duke, So., Political Science
Chase Haney, Florida State, Jr., Commercial Entrepreneurship
Drew Mendoza, Florida State, Jr. Statistics
Matheu Nelson, Florida State, Fr., Sport Management
Michael Guldberg, Georgia Tech, So. Industrial Engineering
Brant Hurter, Georgia Tech, So. Business Administration
Chase Murray, Georgia Tech, Jr., Business Administration
Cort Roedig, Georgia Tech, Fr., Aerospace Engineering
Luke Waddell, Georgia Tech, So., Business Administration
Nick Bennett, Louisville, Jr., Sports Administration
Alex Binelas, Louisville, Fr., Sports Administration
Reid Detmers, Louisville, So., Sports Administration
Lucas Dunn, Louisville, So., Sports Administration
Bryan Hoeing, Louisville, Sr., Sports Administration
Justin Lavey, Louisville, Jr., Exercise Science
Michael McAvene, Louisville, Jr., Sports Administration
Danny Oriente, Louisville, Jr., Sports Administration
Jake Snider, Louisville, Jr., Sports Administration
Slade Cecconi, Miami, Fr., Health Science
Adrian Del Castillo, Miami, Fr., Finance
Daniel Federman, Miami, So., Finance
JP Gates, Miami, Fr., Sports Administration
Evan McKendry, Miami, So., Entrepreneurship
Chris McMahon, Miami, So., Management
Alex Toral, Miami, So., Management
Anthony Vilar, Miami, Fr., Management
Hansen Butler, North Carolina, Sr., Mgt. & Society/Sociology
Caden O'Brien, North Carolina, So., Exercise & Sport Mgt./Sport Administration
Patrick Bailey, NC State, So., Sport Management
Jonathan Butler, NC State, So., Accounting
Cameron Cotter, NC State, So., Biological Science
Cameron Junker, Notre Dame, Jr., Business Analytics
Eric Gilgenbach, Notre Dame, Sr., Finance
Billy Corcoran, Pitt, Fr., Undeclared
Bryce O' Farrell, Pitt, So., Sociology
Chesdin Harrington, Virginia, Sr., American Studies/Media Studies
Andew Abbott, Virginia, So., Biology
Nic Kent, Virginia, Fr., Undeclared
Kyle Whitten, Virginia, So., Inter-American Studies
Riley Wilson, Virginia, Gr., Higher Education
Kerry Carpenter, Virginia Tech, Jr., Finance
Chris Gerard, Virginia Tech, Fr., Business
Ryan Okuda, Virginia Tech, Fr., Mechanical Engineering
William Fleming, Wake Forest, So., Communication
Bobby Hearn, Wake Forest, Sr., Finance
Antonio Menendez, Wake Forest, So., Finance
Brendan Tinsman, Wake Forest, Fr., Undeclared
Tyler Witt, Wake Forest, Sr., Health & Exercise
The nine players marked the fourth straight season with at least seven players on the All-ACC Academic Team and were tied with Duke for the most of any school in the ACC.
Senior Bryan Hoeing, juniors Nick Bennett, Justin Lavey, Michael McAvene, Danny Oriente and Jake Snider, sophomores Reid Detmers and Lucas Dunn, and freshman Alex Binelas represented Louisville on the annual team.
Bennett has been on the All-ACC Academic Team in each of his three seasons with the Cardinals, while Hoeing, Oriente and Snider are on the team for the second time.
Minimum academic requirements for selection to the All-ACC Academic Team are a 3.0 grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one's academic career for undergraduate students. Athletic achievements during the most recent season were also considered in selecting the All-ACC Academic Team.
The nine selections continues a stretch of academic success that saw the Cardinals extend their streak of consecutive semesters with a 3.0 grade point average to 16 straight after posting a 3.31 during the spring semester. Thirty-three student-athletes amassed a 3.0 GPA or better during the spring, with 16 members on the Dean's List.
The span of 16 straight semesters with a 3.0 or better team GPA coincides with unparalleled success on the field for UofL. During those eight seasons, the Cardinals have four College World Series appearances, six NCAA Super Regional berths, eight NCAA Regional bids and seven conference championships.
On the field in 2019, the Louisville baseball team finished with a 51-18 overall record and reached the fifth College World Series in program history. The Cardinals were one of the last four teams standing in Omaha, the program's best finish, and notched the sixth 50-win season under head coach Dan McDonnell.
Fans can follow Louisville baseball on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram at @LouisvilleBSB.
2019 MEN'S ALL-ACC ACADEMIC BASEBALL TEAM
Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Logan Davidson, Jr., Clemson
Joseph Suozzi, Boston College, Jr., Economics
Mat Clark, Clemson, Jr., Management
Logan Davidson, Clemson, Jr., Management
Carson Spiers, Clemson, Jr., Management
Kyle Wilkie, Clemson, Jr., Sports Communication
Chris Crabtree, Duke, So. Computer Science
Hunter Davis, Duke, Sr., Economics
Matt Dockman, Duke, So., Mathematics/Economics
Kyle Gallagher, Duke, Gr., Management Studies
Joey Loperfido, Duke, So., Sociology
Ben Gross, Duke, Gr., Management Studies
Bryce Jarvis, Duke, So., Mechanical Engineering
Ethan Murray, Duke, Fr., Undecided
Michael Rothenberg, Duke, So., Political Science
Chase Haney, Florida State, Jr., Commercial Entrepreneurship
Drew Mendoza, Florida State, Jr. Statistics
Matheu Nelson, Florida State, Fr., Sport Management
Michael Guldberg, Georgia Tech, So. Industrial Engineering
Brant Hurter, Georgia Tech, So. Business Administration
Chase Murray, Georgia Tech, Jr., Business Administration
Cort Roedig, Georgia Tech, Fr., Aerospace Engineering
Luke Waddell, Georgia Tech, So., Business Administration
Nick Bennett, Louisville, Jr., Sports Administration
Alex Binelas, Louisville, Fr., Sports Administration
Reid Detmers, Louisville, So., Sports Administration
Lucas Dunn, Louisville, So., Sports Administration
Bryan Hoeing, Louisville, Sr., Sports Administration
Justin Lavey, Louisville, Jr., Exercise Science
Michael McAvene, Louisville, Jr., Sports Administration
Danny Oriente, Louisville, Jr., Sports Administration
Jake Snider, Louisville, Jr., Sports Administration
Slade Cecconi, Miami, Fr., Health Science
Adrian Del Castillo, Miami, Fr., Finance
Daniel Federman, Miami, So., Finance
JP Gates, Miami, Fr., Sports Administration
Evan McKendry, Miami, So., Entrepreneurship
Chris McMahon, Miami, So., Management
Alex Toral, Miami, So., Management
Anthony Vilar, Miami, Fr., Management
Hansen Butler, North Carolina, Sr., Mgt. & Society/Sociology
Caden O'Brien, North Carolina, So., Exercise & Sport Mgt./Sport Administration
Patrick Bailey, NC State, So., Sport Management
Jonathan Butler, NC State, So., Accounting
Cameron Cotter, NC State, So., Biological Science
Cameron Junker, Notre Dame, Jr., Business Analytics
Eric Gilgenbach, Notre Dame, Sr., Finance
Billy Corcoran, Pitt, Fr., Undeclared
Bryce O' Farrell, Pitt, So., Sociology
Chesdin Harrington, Virginia, Sr., American Studies/Media Studies
Andew Abbott, Virginia, So., Biology
Nic Kent, Virginia, Fr., Undeclared
Kyle Whitten, Virginia, So., Inter-American Studies
Riley Wilson, Virginia, Gr., Higher Education
Kerry Carpenter, Virginia Tech, Jr., Finance
Chris Gerard, Virginia Tech, Fr., Business
Ryan Okuda, Virginia Tech, Fr., Mechanical Engineering
William Fleming, Wake Forest, So., Communication
Bobby Hearn, Wake Forest, Sr., Finance
Antonio Menendez, Wake Forest, So., Finance
Brendan Tinsman, Wake Forest, Fr., Undeclared
Tyler Witt, Wake Forest, Sr., Health & Exercise
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