A look back at 2010-11
AMERICUS - The 2010-11 academic year proved to be one of milestones and memories for the Georgia Southwestern Athletics Department as the Hurricanes enjoyed their most successful year in Division II since making the move from NAIA to NCAA in 2006-07.
Improvements came on the field, as GSW saw a 27.7 percent
increase in total wins from 2009-10, and in the classroom, as the
Hurricanes had a 47.1 percent jump in All-Academic
selections.
Perhaps no turnaround was more prevalent than in men’s
basketball where the ‘Canes record went from 7-20 to 20-9 en
route to capturing the school’s first Peach Belt West
Division regular season title. As a result, GSW grabbed the
conference's Player of the Year (Phillip Brown), Freshman of the
Year (Colin Slotter) and Coach of the Year (Mike Leeder)
awards.
The Lady Hurricanes tennis team also made a significant jump in the
win column, going from seven victories in 2010 to 13 in 2011, an
NCAA-era record for the program.
Women's soccer posted its highest win total in PBC play
and the cross country team had its best finish in
program history at the PBC Championships.
A pair of GSW teams cracked the national polls during the year, as
the men’s basketball team enjoyed a five-week stay and topped
at No. 16, while the baseball team appeared for the
second-consecutive season and earned a No. 30 ranking at the end of
March.
All-in-all, the Hurricane program captured six Peach Belt weekly
honors, eight All-Conference selections and 25 All-Academic
awards.
The annual end of the year banquet provided an opportunity to recognize the accomplishments of Hurricane student-athletes and was highlighted by the announcement of year-end awards, including Male and Female Scholar Athlete of the Year. Ethan Vick (men's soccer) was named Male Scholar Athlete of the Year, while Mollie McGowan (women's tennis and cross country) was named Female Scholar Athlete of the Year.
Below is a complete list of this year's award winners:
2010-2011 Awards
Male Scholar Athlete of the Year: Ethan Vick
Female Scholar Athlete of the Year: Mollie McGowan
President's Cup - awarded to the team with the highest yearly GPA: Men's Tennis (men's sports), Women's Tennis (women's sports)
Roy Lee Smith Award - awarded to the male senior athlete(s) who is(are) the best all-around representative of GSW athletics: Jared Allen (baseball) and Reese Moseley (golf)
Susan Kay Smith Award - awarded to the male senior athlete who is the best all-around representative of GSW athletics: Katie Mueller (softball)
WC Husmann Hustle Award - awarded to a faculty, staff or community member for invaluable contributions to GSW Athletics: Dr. Gabriele Stauf
Senior Awards:
Victor Pinones-Haltenhoff (men's tennis)
Brooke Anglin (women's tennis)
Leady Cuellar (women's tennis and cross country)
Reese Moseley (golf)
Charles Pennington (golf)
Scholar Athlete Awards - awarded to a sophomore, junior or senior who has been at GSW at least two FT semesters with the highest GPA:
Baseball: Jared Allen
Men's Basketball: Tyler Gunnett
Women's Basketball: Sylvia Elkins
Women's Cross Country: Mollie McGowan
Men's Golf: Charles Pennington
Softball: Katie Mueller
Men's Soccer: Ethan Vick
Women's Soccer: Ally Canganelli
Women's Tennis: Mollie McGowan
Chi Alpha Sigma (National College Athlete Honor Society) Inductees - awarded to junior or senior letterwinners with a 3.40 GPA or better:
*Jared Allen (baseball)
*Heath Lock (baseball)
Tyler Daniel (baseball)
*Jody Sellars (baseball)
*Kacey Barnard (men's soccer)
Kevin Huet (men's soccer)
*Yimi Reyes (men's soccer)
Ethan Vick (men's soccer)
*Nichole Griffin (softball)
*Heather Hodge (softball)
*Katie Mueller (softball)
Gabby Buck (softball)
Sylvia Elkins (women's basketball)
Becky Atkins (cross country)
Brittney Hill (women's soccer)
Charles Pennington (golf)
Victor Pinones-Haltenhoff (men's tennis)
Brooke Anglin (women's tennis)
*Second-year members of Chi Alpha Sigma
Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (S.A.A.C.) "Dub" Awards:
Super S.A.A.C. - Softball
Crazy ‘Canes - Men's Soccer
Peach Belt Conference and Regional Award Recipients in 2010-11:
| Mollie McGowan | - | All-Academic | - | women's cross country |
| women's tennis | ||||
| Becky Atkins | - | All-Academic | - | women's cross country |
| Gabby Buck | - | All-Academic | - | women's soccer |
| softball | ||||
| Katie Mueller | - | All-Academic | - | women's soccer |
| softball | ||||
| Ally Canganelli | - | All-Academic | - | women's soccer |
| Brittney Hill | - | All-Academic | - | women's soccer |
| Heather Hodge | - | All-Academic | - | women's soccer |
| softball | ||||
| Kacey Barnard | - | Player of the Week | - | men's soccer |
| All-Academic | ||||
| Sam Hooke | - | All-Conference | - | men's soccer |
| Kevin Huet | - | All-Academic | - | men's soccer |
| Jon McVaney | - | All-Academic | - | men's soccer |
| Yimi Reyes | - | All-Academic | - | men's soccer |
| Ethan Vick | - | All-Academic | - | men's soccer |
| Phillip Brown | - | Player of the Week | - | men's basketball |
| Player of the Week | ||||
| Player of the Week | ||||
| Player of the Year | ||||
| All-Conference | ||||
| All-Region | ||||
| NABC All-American | ||||
| Basketball Times All-American | ||||
| Colin Slotter | - | Freshman of the Year | - | men's basketball |
| All-Conference | ||||
| Trayce Macon | - | All-Conference | - | men's basketball |
| Mike Leeder | - | Coach of the Year | - | men's basketball |
| Jessica Bivins | - | All-Academic | - | women's basketball |
| Jonneshia Pineda | - | All-Academic | - | women's basketball |
| Nichole Griffin | - | All-Conference | - | softball |
| All-Academic | ||||
| Cayla Smith | - | All-Academic | - | softball |
| Corey Benson | - | Freshman of the Week | - | baseball |
| All-Conference | ||||
| Michel Coffey | - | All-Conference | - | baseball |
| Jared Allen | - | All-Academic | - | baseball |
| Heath Lock | - | All-Academic | - | baseball |
| Jody Sellars | - | All-Academic | - | baseball |
| J.P. Griffin | - | Golfer of the Week | - | golf |
| Nate Gahman | - | All-Conference | - | golf |
| Ryan Bartz | - | All-Academic | - | men's tennis |
| Victor Pinones-Haltenhoff | - | All-Academic | - | men's tennis |
