2004 President's Cup/M Club Awards Luncheon *Special thanks to Bill Vaughan for the photographs. Annual awards given to student-athletes from various communities for excellence in academics, athletics or community service: Charles P. McCormick Award - Scott Buete, men's soccer Founders Award - Justin Maxwell, baseball James H. Kehoe Award - Kelly Coppedge, women's lacrosse Suzanne Tyler Award - Kelly Coppedge, women's lacrosse Silvester Watch - Seth Stammler, men's soccer John W. Guckeyson Award - Seth Stammler, men's soccer Maryland Clock - Steve Suter, football Talbot T. Speer Award - Steve Suter, football Charles H. Beebe Jr. Award - Lauren Wilson, volleyball, & Emily Marker, women's tennis Geary F. Eppley Award - Bryan Vitagliano, men's soccer The women's tennis and men's cross country teams earned the top honors Sunday at the eighth annual President's Cup Luncheon, honoring academic excellence and community service by University of Maryland student-athletes. The women's tennis team won its first President's Cup Team Award, while the men's cross country squad was a repeat winner. The awards are given to the men's and women's teams with the highest overall cumulative combined grade-point average for the prior two semesters. The women's tennis team posted a 3.41 combined GPA, with men's cross country at 3.11. Team awards were also given as part of the CHAMPS/Lifeskills program to the teams that have best adopted the five commitments of the NCAA's Lifeskills program: academic excellence, athletic excellence, commitment to career development, commitment to personal development and commitment to service. The women's gymnastics and football teams won those awards. Student-athletes also won various academic and community service awards given by the University, by the M Club and by the Atlantic Coast Conference. The event, held at the campus Inn and Conference Center, was sponsored by the M Club, the organization comprised of previous Terrapin letter winners. Other honorees included: ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Given to the junior or senior from each team with the highest cumulative GPA (minimum 3.00): Anthony Buffone, baseball Darien Henry, men's basketball Chris Ader, men's track & field Ian Healy, men's lacrosse Seth Stammler, men's soccer Ari Limor, men's swimming & diving Rory Theis, men's tennis Adam Beytin, wrestling Vicki Brick, women's basketball Emily Pipelow, competitive cheer Kim Smith, women's cross country, track & field Sara Silvetti, field hockey Stacey Wolejko, women's golf Katie Ludwig, women's soccer Liz Gall, softball Valerie Courtois, women's swimming & diving Kathy Shahrokh, volleyball Lauren Wilson, volleyball Laura Nolan, women's water polo Michelle McKenna, women's lacrosse Adam Abrus, men's cross country Nick Novak, football Mandy Pascual, women's gymnastics Emily Marker, women's tennis. COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS Awarded to student-athletes who have excelled in the area of public service to the community: Vicki Brick, women's basketball Chrissy Fisher, women's basketball Audra Poulin, women's soccer Lindsay Givens, women's soccer Aimee Huddleston, volleyball Kathy Shahrokh, volleyball Domonique Foxworth, football Shawne Merriman, football Nick Novak, football Cameron Hunt-Logan, gymnastics Katherine Schroeder, gymnastics Virginia Scott, gymnastics. ACC COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS Awarded to the top six student-athletes exhibiting outstanding community service: Vicki Brick, women's basketball Lindsay Givens, women's soccer Kathy Shahrokh, volleyball Domonique Foxworth, football Nick Novak, football Cameron Hunt-Logan, gymnastics.