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Grinnell College's Henry Reich '09 has been named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Men's Track and Field/Cross Country First Team.
Reich was one of 15 athletes named to the elite team in the College Division. He is the third Pioneer athlete to earn Academic All-America honors for Track and Field/Cross Country, but the first to be voted to the First Team.
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Grinnell College's Henry Reich '09 has been named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 7 Men's Track and Field/Cross Country First Team, while Thomas Jamison '09 was a Second-Team selection.
By being named to the First Team, Reich is now in the running to be an NCAA Academic All-American. That team will be named in the near future. More
Grinnell College shortstop Ben Mendoza '09 has been named to the ABCA/Rawlings All-Central Region Baseball Team.
Mendoza, from Gallup, N.M., (Eldorado HS), was a Third Team selection. He led the Midwest Conference in doubles with 21 and was also first in the nation in doubles per game with 0.66. He ranked fourth in the MWC in runs scored with 38 and fifth in steals with 21.
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Dan LaFountaine '09 and Nate Fox '09 concluded stellar men's tennis careers at Grinnell College by losing a hard-fought match in doubles quarterfinal round play at the NCAA Division III National Tournament Saturday, May 23, in Claremont, Calif.
Jamie Neely and Oscar Pena of Bowdoin slipped past the Pioneer duo by a score of 7-5, 7-6 (4) to move into Saturday night's semifinals. LaFountaine and Fox finished the 2009 campaign with a record of 30-4.More
After making history by becoming Grinnell College's first doubles entry in the NCAA Division III National Tennis Tournament, Dan LaFountaine '09 and Nate Fox '09 established another milestone while competing in the national event on Friday, May 22, at Claremont, Calif.
LaFountaine and Fox earned the Pioneers' first-ever win at the Division III Tourney by rallying to knock off David Ashlock and Dustin Phillips of Tyler-Texas 4-6, 6-0 and 6-1.More
Grinnell College's Juan Carlos Perez '11 lost in the opening round of singles play at the NCAA Division III National Tennis Tournament Friday, May 22, in Claremont, Calif.More
Grinnell College tennis player Dan LaFountaine '09 has been named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 7 At-Large First Team.
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Grinnell College landed a league-best 45 student-athletes on the Midwest Conference All-Academic Team for the 2009 spring sports season. The Pioneers had 12 selections alone in women's outdoor track and field and men's indoor track and field, plus eight in baseball. More
A number of senior student-athletes were honored at the annual Grinnell College Honor G Banquet at the Harris Center Sunday, May 17. Not only were the major awards winners announced, but the senior classes for each team were recognized for their work and effort during the past season.More
Grinnell College football player Will Schwaller '09 has been named a member of the 2009 National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society.
The society is comprised of college football players from all divisions of play who maintained a 3.2 GPA or better. A total of 564 players from 266 schools qualified for membership in the society's third year.
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Grinnell College designated hitter Mike Nodzenski '12 has been named the Midwest Conference South Division Positional Co-Player of the Year in a vote of league coaches.
Nodzenski, of Naperville, Ill. (Naperville North HS), was one of six Pioneers to earn a spot on the All-MWC South Division First Team. Grinnell had one Second Team selection.More
Grinnell College's men finished second in the 2008-09 Midwest Conference All-Sport Standings.
Grinnell tallied 77 points over the past school year, three behind champion Monmouth College. All-sports standing points are awarded for each of the league's 20 sports, with 10 points given for a first-place finish, nine for second on down through one point for 10th place.More
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