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June 16, 2003

WALNUT CREEK, Calif. - The Washington State University women's rowing program placed 11 student-athletes on the Pacific-10 Conference All-Academic Rowing Team, conference Commissioner Tom Hansen announced Monday.

Five Cougars - Laura Barnes, Deborah Curry, Tristen Curtis, Corrie McGrath and Rosy Miller - earned a first team selection while six - Kathryn Dahlgren, May Lundberg, Angela Manson, Emily Rains, Christin Van Ess, Kelsey Wertzler - garnered second team honors.

On the men's side, Ben Fields received a first team selection while Chris Kanyer earned an honorable mention nod.

To be eligible for selection to the academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 grade point average and either be a starter or significant substitute.

2003 Washington State Rowing All-Pac-10 Academic

First Team		Year	GPA	Major		Hometown
Laura Barnes		So.	3.60	Undecided	         Ellensburg, Wash.
Deborah Curry		Jr.	3.61	Business Ad.	Pullman, Wash.
Tristen Curtis		So.	3.62	Biology	         Bellevue, Wash.
Corrie McGrath	         Sr.	3.51	Biology	         Marysville, Wash.
Rosy Miller		So.	3.67	Undeclared	Coeur d' Alene, Idaho

Second Team
Kathryn Dahlgren	         Jr.	3.36	Civil Engin.	Des Moines, Wash.
May Lundberg		So.	3.56	Undeclared	Brush Prairie, Wash.
Angela Manson	         So.	3.16	Biology	         Battle Ground, Wash.
Emily Rains		Sr.	3.28	Sport Mgt.	Kennewick, Wash.
Christin Van Ess	         Jr.	3.05	General Phy.	Arlington, Wash.
Kelsey Wertzler	         So.	3.58	Undeclared	Portland, Ore.

Men
First Team - Ben Fields, Sr., 3.29, Architecture. Honorable Mention - Chris Kanyer, Jr.