STANFORD, Calif. - Twenty-four Stanford men's and women's rowers were honored as the Pac-10 named the 2009 Men's and Women's Rowing All-Academic teams. To be eligible for selection to an academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 grade-point average and be either a starter or substitute of significant contribution.

The Stanford men, who will compete for a national title this weekend at the IRA Championships, landed 10 rowers on the first team, with six more rowers being named to the second team. The women, newly-crowned the 2009 NCAA Champion Sunday, had six rowers named to the women's first team and two named to the second team.

2009 Pac-10 All-Academic Rowing Selections - Stanford
Name, Class, GPA, Major

Men's First Team
Dixon Bross, So., 3.67, Undeclared
Amelia Carr, Jr., 3.45, Human biology
John DiCola, Sr., 3.58, Economics
Aaron Frankl, Jr., 3.52, Mechanical engineering
Alec Levy, Jr., 3.45, History
Charles Lilly, Sr., 3.40, Management science and engineering
Robert "Bodie" Manly, So., 3.83, Undeclared
Mark Murphy, Sr., 3.57, Mechanical engineering
Miguel Sugay, Jr., 3.38, Sociology
Ogi Zivojnovic, Sr., 3.47, Electrical engineering

Men's Second Team
Joe Brendel, Jr., 3.12, Public Policy
Dave Evans, So., 3.32, Undeclared
Austin Keeley, So., 3.34, Undeclared
Alex Osborne, Sr., 3.27, Economics
Sebastian Peterlin, So., 3.14, Undeclared
Alex Syverson, So., 3.36, Undeclared

Women's First Team
Adrienne Fritsch, Jr., 3.84, History
Lauren Hofmayer, Sr., 3.56, Education (MA) and Psychology (BA)
Cassie Kull, Jr., 3.53, Classics
Erika Roddy, So., 3.74, Undeclared
Julie Smith, So., 3.56, Undeclared
Michelle Vezie, So., 3.85, Undeclared

Women's Second Team
Tiffany Dao, So., 3.38, Undeclared
Carly Villareal, So., 3.39, Undeclared