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ECU's Krog, Hauser recognized for academics

 

East Carolina's Lene Krog of Leir, Norway, and Jessica Hauser of Germantown, NC, have been named to the NCAA Division I All-American scholar team, announced by the National Golf Coaches Association (NGCA).

Krog and Hauser, a two-time recipient, are two of 371 Division I, II and III women's golfers nationwide to be named to the all-scholar team, according to a release from the ECU's athletic media relations department.

The criteria for selection to the all-scholar team stipulate a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.50. Student-athletes must have competed in at least 50 percent (Division I) or 66 percent (Division II and III) of their team's regularly scheduled competitive rounds during the year.

Krog, a business major, competed in 10 events for the Pirates this past season collecting six top five finishes, including the Conference USA all-around championship, and had eight top ten finishes. She helped the Lady Pirates to their first ever team C-USA championship during her freshman season and their third NCAA East regional appearance. Krog finished her initial campaign with a 74.52 stroke average and garnered C-USA freshman-of-the-year and first-team all-conference accolades.

Hauser, a communications major, also participated in ten events on the year, recording a pair of top 25 placements, including a share of 20th place at the C-USA championships. She completed 29 rounds in competition with an 18-hole average of 79.66.

Off the course, both Krog and Hauser were named to the ECU athletic director's honor roll for the fall and spring semesters, earned the distinguished Conference USA commissioner's academic medal and were named to the 2005-06 C-USA honor roll.

Krog and Hauser join former Pirate standout Margaret Mitchell (2002, 2003 and 2004) and Michelle Williams (2005) as other Lady Pirates that have been named NGCA All-American scholars.


Central Florida golfer fires record round of 60

Central Florida sophomore Kyle Davis followed up Friday's 10-under par 60 with rounds of 66 and 71 Sunday and finished fifth at the Eastern Amateur in Portsmouth, VA. He finished one stroke out of a three-way tie for second, according to an account on the Conference USA website.

Davis made 11 birdies and one bogey during Friday's round en route to setting the competitive course record at the par-70 Elizabeth Manor course. Earlier this summer he won the Philadelphia Amateur title.


Rutgers drops six sports to trim athletic budget

The Rutgers board of governors has approved a university-wide budget for the 2006-07 academic year that includes $52.4 million in spending cuts to programs, staff and services that will affect virtually all academic and administrative operations at the state university of New Jersey. The board approved the university’s 2006-07 spending plan in the wake of the recently adopted state budget, which significantly reduced funding for higher education and left Rutgers with an unprecedented shortfall of $80.4 million.

The university-wide cuts will include position eliminations, layoffs, cuts in courses and course sections, as well as the elimination of six intercollegiate sports, effective at the conclusion of the 2006-07 season. The affected sports are men’s heavyweight crew, men’s lightweight crew, men’s fencing, women’s fencing, men’s swimming and diving and men’s tennis.

The sports will compete during the 2006-07 season. All scholarship commitments made to any of the affected student-athletes will be honored. It is expected that many, if not all, of the affected sports will be offered as part of the university’s club sports program, according to a release on the university's athletic website.


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