March 26, 2008
Conference's 2007-08 Winter Sports Academic All-Big Ten Release (PDF Format) 
EVANSTON, Ill. -- Northwestern student-athletes earned 42 Academic All-Big Ten honors in five winter sports, the Big Ten conference announced today. NU's awards are the most per sport in the conference for the 2007-08 winter sports season, tied with Purdue.
The Northwestern-sponsored sports honored during the winter are men's basketball, women's basketball, men's swimming, women's swimming and wrestling. To earn Academic All-Big Ten recognition, an athlete must be in his/her second year at the institution, letter in his/her sport and have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better.
Following are the Northwestern student-athletes honored for the fall season:
Men's Basketball
Marlon Day, Jr. • Political Science • Mandeville, Jamaica
Patrick Houlihan, Jr. • Sociology • Rockville Center, N.Y.
Tonjua Jones, Gr. • Sports Administration • Southfield, Mich.
Jeff Ryan, So. • Learning and Organizational Change • Glenview, Ill.
Matt Steger, So. • Learning and Organizational Change • Northfield, Ill.
Sterling Williams, Sr. • Political Science • Chicago, Ill.
Women's Basketball
Nadia Bibbs, Sr., • Computer Engineering • Chicago, Ill.
Jenny Eckhart, So. • Human Development and Psychological Services • Libertyville, Ill.
Chiana Hung, Sr. • Mechanical Engineering • Elk Grove, Calif.
Ellen Jaeschke, Jr. • Human Development and Psychological Services • Cary, Ill.
Kaitlin McInerney, So. • Communication Studies • Oak Brook, Ill.
Sara Stutz, Sr. • Learning and Organizational Change • Glenview, Ill.
Men's Swimming and Diving
Chris Doman, So. • Economics • Westerville, Ohio
Jon Ehret, Sr. • History and International Studies (double major) • Phoenix, Ariz.
John Franklin, Jr. • Communication Studies • Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Adam Lewno, Sr. • Biological Sciences • Racine, Wis.
Andy Long, Jr. • Mechanical Engineering and Manufacturing and Design (double major) • Aurora, Ill.
Eric Simpson, Sr. • Materials Science Engineering and Economics (double major) • Wellesley, Mass.
Jake Vogel, So. • Psychology • Canton, Ill.
Women's Swimming and Diving
Katie Braun, Sr. • Communication Studies • Edina, Minn.
Beth Campbell, Sr. • History • Burr Ridge, Ill.
Stacy Congdon, So. • Psychology • Windermere, Fla.
Leanne Dumais, Sr. • Mathematics • Ventura, Calif.
Jill Forster, Jr. • History • Centerville, Ohio
Mary Beth Francis, So. • Undeclared • San Diego, Calif.
Hayley Fry, Jr. • Psychology • Marion, Iowa
Andrea Hupman, Sr. • Biomedical Engineering • Lawrenceville, Ga.
Tania Lyerly, So. • Communication Studies and History (double major) • Libertyville, Ill.
Rachel Rys, So. • Gender Studies and Linguistics (double major) • Goleta, Calif.
Kassia Shishkoff, So. • Journalism • Raleigh, N.C.
Genny Szymanski, So. • Communication Studies and Sociology (double major) • Haines, Alaska
Sara White-Delehoy, Jr. • Communication Studies • Kent, Wash.
Emily Wong, So. • Psychology • Nepean, Ontario
Wrestling
Kyle Bertin, So. • Undeclared • Brecksville, Ohio
Marty Gould, Jr. • Political Science • Lincolnwood, Ill.
Nick Hayes, Sr. • Mechanical Engineering • Council Bluffs, Iowa
Carl Howe, Jr. • Political Science and Economics (double major) • Three Rivers, Mich.
Bobby Joyce, So. • Economics • Arlington Heights, Ill.
Eric Metzler, Jr. • Learning and Organizational Change • Luxemburg, Wis.
Jamie Smith, Jr. • Communication Studies and History (double major) • Wheeling, Ill.
Keith Sulzer, So. • Industrial Engineering • Cleveland, Ohio
Mike Tamillow, Sr. • Learning and Organizational Change • Oak Park, Ill.
