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"Agreat, big thank you goes to these 24 of Eldorado, Arkansas. student-athletes for their hard work and Student-athletes receiving NJCAA commibnent to their academic endeavors Awards for Superior Achievement include while playing their respective sport at former women's soccer players Kennedy ECCC," said ECCC President Dr. Billy Castleberry of Meridian; former women's Stewart..- soccer and tennis player Alana Turner of "Also a great big thank you goes our Florence; former women's tennis player faculty and staff for their support and Nan Hartness of Louisville; and former encouragement of these students and their men's soccer team members Jordan Walk commibnent to student success and teach- er of Decatur and Zach Killion of Crest ing and learning." wood, Kentucky. Recipients of the NJCAA Pinnacle Those who earned NJCAA Exemplary Award for Academic Excellence are for- Awards for Excellence include former mer baseball players Maxwell Harmon of men's soccer players Jesse Vaughn, Will Meridian and Caleb Woods of Carthage, Thompson and Russ Thompson, all of and former golf team members Aaron Decatur, and Taylor Potts ofBentonia; for Tucker of Carthage and Sawyer Williams mer women's soccer players Miranda

DECATUR - East Central Communi ty College leads the nation in the number of community/junior college student-ath letes receiving academic honors for 2013 14, according to the National Junior Col lege Athletic Association (NJCAA). According to the report, 24 ECCC stu dent-athletes qualified for the special recognition. ECCC honorees include four student athletes who received the Pinnacle Award f~r Academic Excellence (4.0 GPA); five student-athletes recogruzed for Superior Academic Achievement (3.8-plus GPA); and 15 student-athletes who earned Exem plary Academic Achievement honors (3.6 plus GPA). .

Dc"-JI;, l'aige Gower of Meridian and Hca~~r Johnson of Chu~; fo~er men's tcnnl• pl 1ycr Brandon1St. Clair ofuNew ton; tl11 u1l'r women's tennis player Hannah I Srnltl; (II ( 'arthage; former fast-pitch soft b;11l i\l'il) l:IS Haley Stephens ofUnion and Ko»ijn Mopkins of Louisville; former rn1i10~ .1ll players Mason Woodrow of Tay lor!lvlll.c :111d Jacob Bush of West Blocton, AlahunD; and former basketball player Sh~·,lrick Fair of Aberdeen. die outstanding student-athletes \Viii be r(~cognized with other honorees in an upcoming issue of JUCO Review. ...

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