Tuesday, June 5, 2007
2007 CIAA COMMISSIONER’S ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM ANNOUNCED:
Livingstone’s Shantrice Chapel Named to the Second Team
HAMPTON, VA
— Senior Livingstone Tennis player Shantrice Chapel of
Parkton, NC was named to the 2007 CIAA Commissioner’s
All-Academic Second Team. Chapel, majors in Chemistry and
has a 3.7 GPA, finished third this year in #3 singles at the
CIAA Championships.
Twenty student-athletes from the Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Association have been named to the 10th annual CIAA
Commissioner’s All-Academic Team.
“This is an extraordinary group of student-athletes that
have pushed their strengths and abilities to new limits,”
said CIAA Commissioner Leon G. Kerry. “They represent the
CIAA and all that it stands for. This 10th All-Academic Team
is dedicated to future student-athletes who will follow in
their footsteps to one day become the leaders of tomorrow.”
The 2007 CIAA Commissioner’s All-Academic Team recognizes 20
student-athletes, 10 on the First Team and 10 on the Second
Team, as voted on by the CIAA-Sports Information Directors’
Association. The average grade point average of the First
Team is a 3.830, and the average for the Second Team is a
3.739 GPA (on a 4.0 scale).
The 2007 CIAA Commissioner’s All-Academic First Team
consists of
Christina Hager
of Elizabeth City State;
Desirae Riddick
of Johnson C. Smith;
Chanel Raynor
and
Latoya Tate
of North Carolina Central;
Valicia Brown
and
Issreal Jaimes
of Saint Augustine’s;
Monique Lawson
and
Daniel Sabogal
of Shaw;
Mercedes Bell
of Virginia State; and
Michaela Vanakova
of Virginia Union (see list below).
The 2007 CIAA Commissioner’s All-Academic Second Team
includes
Janine Canlas
of Bowie State;
Contessa Sanchez,
Derek Scott
and
Deana Wooten
of Fayetteville State;
Brittany Sumpter
of Johnson C. Smith;
Shantrice Chapel
of Livingstone;
Rebecca Hubbard
and
Lakischa Fontenot
of Saint Augustine’s;
Marquita Pittman
of Shaw; and
Jermaine LaFate
of Virginia State.
To be eligible, a student-athlete must have completed one
full academic year at a CIAA institution, earned a minimum
3.20 overall grade point average, and played as a starter or
important reserve in a CIAA sanctioned sport.
2007 CIAA Commissioner’s All-Academic Team
FIRST TEAM
Name Sport School Year Hometown GPA Major
Mercedes Bell Tennis VSU Junior Hanover, VA 3.841 Biology
Valicia Brown $& Basketball SAC Senior Riverdale, MD 3.833
Communications
Christina Hager Volleyball/Basketball ECSU Junior Angier, NC
3.859 Accounting
Issreal Jaimes @ Cross Country, Track SAC Senior Wilson, NC
3.875 Accounting
Monique Lawson $% Tennis SU Senior Montego Bay, Jam. 3.95
Sociology
Chanel Raynor Track and Field NCCU Soph. Newport, NC 3.93
Psychology
Desirae Riddick Volleyball JCSU Senior Misawa, Japan 3.77
Business Administration
Daniel Sabogal $# Tennis SU Junior Cali, Columbia 3.89
Business Administration
Latoya Tate Volleyball NCCU Senior Toronto, Canada 3.72
Exercise and Sports Science
Michaela Vanakova Volleyball/Tennis VUU Senior Olomouc,
Czech Rep. 3.63 Marketing
SECOND TEAM
Janine Canlas Bowling BSU Senior Bowie, MD 3.61 Biology
Shantrice Chapel Tennis LC Senior Parkton, NC 3.7 Chemistry
Lakischa Fontenot Track and Field SAC Senior Sacramento, CA
3.7 Sociology
Rebecca Hubbard $ Basketball SAC Junior Berlin, Germany 4.00
Psychology
Jermaine LaFate @& Football VSU Senior Wilmington, DE 3.875
Mass Communication
Marquita Pittman @ Softball SU Junior Ford Heights, IL 3.89
Political Science
Contessa Sanchez Tennis FSU Soph. Fayetteville, NC 3.76
Banking and Finance
Derek Scott Golf FSU Soph. Hope Mills, NC 3.60 Undeclared
Brittany Sumpter @ Basketball JCSU Senior Orangeburg, SC
3.52 Communication Arts
Deana Wooten Basketball FSU Junior Fayetteville, NC 3.73
Mathematics
HONORABLE MENTION
Hazeal Andrew, FSU; Jennifer Lee, JCSU; Charles Monroe, VSU.
$ = 2006 First Team
@ = 2006 Second Team
# = 2005 First Team
% = 2005 Second Team
& = 2005 Honorable Mention
CIAA School Reference:
BSU = Bowie State University
ECSU = Elizabeth City State University
FSU = Fayetteville State University
JCSU = Johnson C. Smith University
LC = Livingstone College
NCCU = North Carolina Central University
SAC = Saint Augustine’s College
SPC = Saint Paul’s College
SU = Shaw University
VSU = Virginia State University
VUU = Virginia Union University