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Louisville Baseball Places 20 on All-ACC Academic Team
June 28, 2023 | Baseball, Academic Services
The Cardinals led all schools with the 20 selections.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The University of Louisville baseball program had 20 players named to the All-Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Team released on Wednesday.
The 20 selections were the most of any team.
Brandon Anderson, Logan Beard, Tucker Biven, Will Cook, Kaleb Corbett, Greg Farone, Patrick Forbes, Kade Grundy, Tyeler Hawkins, Ryan Hawks, Isaac Humphrey, Gavin Kilen, Eddie King Jr., Christian Knapczyk, Carson Liggett, Haven Mangrum, Ryan McCoy, Jack Payton, Riley Phillips and Evan Webster garnered the distinction.
Requirements for selection to the All-ACC Baseball Academic Team are a 3.0-grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one's academic career. In addition, position players must compete in at least 50 percent of their team's contests and pitchers in 20 percent.
The 20 selections continue a run of academic success that saw the Cardinals extend their streak of consecutive semesters with a 3.0 grade point average to 24 straight this spring.
The span of 24 straight semesters with a team GPA of 3.0 or better coincides with unparalleled success on the field for Louisville, which has four College World Series appearances, seven NCAA Super Regional berths, nine NCAA Regional bids and eight conference championships during that time.
2023 All-ACC Academic Baseball Team
Brandon Anderson, Louisville, So., Business Administration
Logan Beard, Louisville, Jr., Health & Human Performance – Exercise Science
Tucker Biven, Louisville, Fr., Sport Administration
William Cook, Louisville, So., Sport Administration
Kaleb Corbett, Louisville, Jr., Sport Administration
Greg Farone, Louisville, Jr., Criminal Justice
Patrick Forbes, Louisville, Fr., Sport Administration
Kade Grundy, Louisville, So., Sports Administration
Tyeler Hawkins, Louisville, Sr., Business Administration
Ryan Hawks, Louisville, Gr., Human Resources and Organizational Development
Isaac Humphrey, Louisville, Jr., Sport Administration
Gavin Kilen, Louisville, Fr., Health & Human Performance – Exercise Science
Eddie King Jr., Louisville, So., Sport Administration
Christian Knapczyk, Louisville, Jr., Sport Administration
Carson Liggett, Louisville, So., Business Administration
Haven Mangrum, Louisville, Jr., Sport Administration
Ryan McCoy, Louisville, Jr., Sport Administration
Jack Payton, Louisville, Jr., Business Administration
Riley Phillips, Louisville, Jr., Business Administration
Evan Webster, Louisville, Sr., Accountancy
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The 20 selections were the most of any team.
Brandon Anderson, Logan Beard, Tucker Biven, Will Cook, Kaleb Corbett, Greg Farone, Patrick Forbes, Kade Grundy, Tyeler Hawkins, Ryan Hawks, Isaac Humphrey, Gavin Kilen, Eddie King Jr., Christian Knapczyk, Carson Liggett, Haven Mangrum, Ryan McCoy, Jack Payton, Riley Phillips and Evan Webster garnered the distinction.
Requirements for selection to the All-ACC Baseball Academic Team are a 3.0-grade point average for the previous semester and a 3.0 cumulative average during one's academic career. In addition, position players must compete in at least 50 percent of their team's contests and pitchers in 20 percent.
The 20 selections continue a run of academic success that saw the Cardinals extend their streak of consecutive semesters with a 3.0 grade point average to 24 straight this spring.
The span of 24 straight semesters with a team GPA of 3.0 or better coincides with unparalleled success on the field for Louisville, which has four College World Series appearances, seven NCAA Super Regional berths, nine NCAA Regional bids and eight conference championships during that time.
2023 All-ACC Academic Baseball Team
Brandon Anderson, Louisville, So., Business Administration
Logan Beard, Louisville, Jr., Health & Human Performance – Exercise Science
Tucker Biven, Louisville, Fr., Sport Administration
William Cook, Louisville, So., Sport Administration
Kaleb Corbett, Louisville, Jr., Sport Administration
Greg Farone, Louisville, Jr., Criminal Justice
Patrick Forbes, Louisville, Fr., Sport Administration
Kade Grundy, Louisville, So., Sports Administration
Tyeler Hawkins, Louisville, Sr., Business Administration
Ryan Hawks, Louisville, Gr., Human Resources and Organizational Development
Isaac Humphrey, Louisville, Jr., Sport Administration
Gavin Kilen, Louisville, Fr., Health & Human Performance – Exercise Science
Eddie King Jr., Louisville, So., Sport Administration
Christian Knapczyk, Louisville, Jr., Sport Administration
Carson Liggett, Louisville, So., Business Administration
Haven Mangrum, Louisville, Jr., Sport Administration
Ryan McCoy, Louisville, Jr., Sport Administration
Jack Payton, Louisville, Jr., Business Administration
Riley Phillips, Louisville, Jr., Business Administration
Evan Webster, Louisville, Sr., Accountancy
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