Air Force Men's Gymnastics Finishes 12th In Nation Academically
    Men's Gymnastics Team Placed Among 2001 Academic Top 15


    Aug. 3, 2001

    The Air Force men's gymnastics team finished 12th in the nation in team grade point averages, combining for a team GPA of 2.900. The University of Vermont captured its first national academic team title in men's gymnastics with a team GPA of 3.398, followed by William and Mary (3.333), Massachusetts (3.234), and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (3.213). The top 15 teams with their corresponding GPA's are:

    1.) Vermont - 3.398 2.) William and Mary - 3.333 3.) Massachusetts - 3.234 4.) M.I.T. - 3.213 5.) Iowa - 3.148 6T.) Oklahoma - 3.111 6T.) Springfield - 3.111 8.) Ohio State - 3.040 9T.) Michigan - 2.939 9T.) Temple - 2.939 11.) Navy - 2.936 12.) Air Force - 2.900 13.) Illinois - 2.845 14.) Army - 2.793 15.) James Madison - 2.784

    C1C's (Sr.) James Hayes and Scott Lewis were two of 45 gymnasts honored as 2001 All-America Scholar-Athletes by attaining at least a 3.50 GPA in addition to earning a minimum NCAA gymnastics score of 8.0 during the 2000-2001 academic year. Hayes maintained a GPA of 3.61 in electrical engineering and Lewis held a GPA of 3.74 in computer engineering.

     

     

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