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Georgia State Volleyball Team’s Audrey Cantrell Named Peach of an Athlete
ATLANTA - Georgia State redshirt-junior volleyball student-athlete Audrey Cantrell was honored at the 26th annual Peach of an Athlete Role Model Banquet on Tuesday night. The awards program, sponsored by the Atlanta Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America, recognizes student-athletes who are positive role models.
To be honored with the award, which was given to 10 student-athletes at the Cobb Energy Center, one must either be a student-athlete who resides in the state of Georgia or be a student-athlete who participates in a sport at a university located in Georgia.
Cantrell, a native of Rockwell, Texas, set the single-season school digs record with last season, moving into the top five all-time in career digs. She also established a new digs per set record with 4.74, third best in the CAA, which shattered the old school mark of 4.45.
“The banquet was absolutely beautiful and could not have been a better night,” commented Cantrell. “From the rehearsal to the reception to the banquet, all the way to the closing, I was greeted and introduced to phenomenal people. The accomplishments of the other student-athletes, as well as the winner of the Bobby Jones award, Herman J. Russell Sr., was astonishing and I was extremely honored to be celebrated with them.”
During the season, Cantrell was named the tournament MVP of the Elon Invitational, while also earning all-tournament honors in the Great 8 Volleyball Challenge, won by Georgia State. She finished the year with double-digit dig totals in 27 of 30 matches, including a career-high and school four-set record of 36 in the final match of the season against William & Mary on November 15th.
Off the court, Cantrell earned the CAA Commissioner’s Academic Award for the third straight year as she works on her degree in exercise science. She can also be found volunteering in the community and has worked with the Boys and Girls Club of Atlanta multiple times, while serving as a SAAC representative this season.
Recently, Cantrell participated in the USA Volleyball Olympic Try-outs, one of just 175 participants from throughout the country.
Last year, former Panthers Candace Gonzales and Felipe Carvalho were honored with the Peach of an Athlete Award, while football head coach Bill Curry received the Bobby Jones Award for his contributions as a positive role model. Previous winners of that prestigious award included Atlanta icons Hank Aaron, Ted Turner, Andrew Young and Furman Bisher.
Georgia State will return to the court as a part of the Atlanta Invitational on April 4th. The Panthers will open against Florida State at 9 a.m. on the center court of the GSU Sports Arena. The tournament will continue in bracket format with the Panthers playing at 11 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. at the GSU Sports Arena. All other matches will take place at Georgia Tech. Among the teams playing in the tournament are Auburn, Clemson, Georgia, Troy, College of Charleston, South Alabama, Georgia Tech and Kennesaw State. www.GeorgiaStateSports.com
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WSU Cougar Volleyball Team Announces Spring 2010 Schedule
Special WSU Alumni teams to compete April 3 in Pullman.
PULLMAN, Wash. -- The Washington State University volleyball team will host three spring tournaments this month, two in Pullman and one in the Tri-Cities, WSU Head Coach Andrew Palileo said Monday. Spectators are encouraged to watch the tournament action, free of charge.
The Cougars’ first tournament will be Saturday, April 3 in Bohler Gym and in the Physical Education Building Gym 146. Teams scheduled to compete include Eastern Washington, Idaho, Washington State and two teams of WSU Alumni. On the Cougar Alumni Crimson team with their playing years at WSU are: Jen Stinson Greeny (1995-98), Melissa Boyle Niu (2000-01), Kali Surplus Gesser (2000-01), Holly Harris Rohrbacher (1999-2002), Adrian Hankoff Paschal (1999-2002), Alison Billingsley Bruggeman (2001-04), and Natalia Owens (2005). Playing on the Cougar Alumni Gray team are: Emily Rooney (2008), Stephanie Weishaar (2005-08), Jackie Albright (2006-09), Renee Bordelon (2008-09), Kelly Hyder (2006-09), and Cassie Robbins (2006-09).
The second spring tournament will be held Saturday, April 10, and will include teams from Gonzaga, North Idaho College, Lewis-Clark State and WSU. All matches will be in Bohler Gym.
The final WSU spring tournament will be held Saturday, April 17, in Kennewick, Wash., at Southridge High School. Teams joining WSU include University of Portland, Seattle Pacific and Central Washington.
April 3 WSU Spring Tournament schedule:
Bohler Gym
9 a.m. WSU vs. Alumni Crimson
10 a.m. WSU vs. Idaho
11 a.m. WSU vs. Alumni Gray
Noon - Lunch break
1 p.m. Alumni Crimson vs. Idaho
2 p.m. WSU vs. Eastern Washington
PEB 146
9 a.m. Idaho vs. Alumni Gray
10 a.m. Alumni Crimson vs. Eastern Washington
11 a.m. Eastern Washington vs. Idaho
Noon - Lunch break
1 p.m. Alumni Gray vs. Eastern Washington
2 p.m. Alumni Crimson vs. Alumni Gray
April 10 WSU Spring Tournament schedule at Bohler Gym:
9 a.m. WSU vs. Lewis-Clark State
10 a.m. North Idaho vs. Gonzaga
11 a.m. Gonzaga vs. Lewis-Clark State
Noon - WSU vs. North Idaho
1 p.m. North Idaho vs. Lewis-Clark State
2 p.m. WSU vs. Gonzaga
April 17 WSU Spring Tournament schedule at Southridge High, Kennewick
Court 1
11 a.m. WSU vs. Central Washington
Noon - WSU vs. Seattle Pacific
1 p.m. Lunch break
2 p.m. WSU vs. Portland
Court 2
11 a.m. Portland vs. Seattle Pacific
Noon - Portland vs. Central Washington
1 p.m. Lunch break
2 p.m. Seattle Pacific vs. Central Washington
Washington State University Spring 2010 Volleyball Roster
No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Exp. Hometown (School)
1 Oceana Bush L 5-5 FR 1V Spokane, Wash. (Lewis & Clark High)
2 Heather Wilson S 6-0 FR HS Concord, NC (Concord High)
3 Alex Diemer S 5-8 JR 1V Rocklin, Calif. (Rocklin High/Boise State)
5 Faith Hutcherson DS 5-3 JR 3V Redmond, Wash. (Mount Si High)
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Indiana State Volleyball Team to Host Spring Tournament In ISU Arena
Four teams to compete in all-day event which is free to the public
TERRE HAUTE, IND. – The Indiana State volleyball team will host a one-day spring tournament on Saturday, April 10, in the ISU Arena south gymnasium. The Sycamores will be joined by IUPUI, Evansville, and the University of Southern Indiana for the tournament.
Action will begin at 10 a.m. with Indiana State taking on Southern Indiana. IUPUI and Evansville will meet at 11 a.m. with the Sycamores and IUPUI squaring off at noon, Evansville and Southern Indiana at 1 p.m., Indiana State and Evansville at 2 p.m., and IUPUI and Southern Indiana at 3 p.m.
Competing for the Sycamores will be junior Ana Maira Charun, Morgan Dall, Shea Doran, Shelbi Fouty, Christie Fullenkamp, Aralena Haynes, Kiya James, and Stacy Qualizza.
This is the first of two spring tournaments that the Sycamores will compete in during the spring practice period. Indiana State will travel to IUPUI on April 17 for their final tournament of the spring season.
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The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee women's volleyball team will see some familiar faces as it wraps up its 2010 spring season over the next few weeks.
The Panthers will face Loyola Thursday at 7 p.m. before playing in tournaments at Marquette (April 3) and Northwestern (April 17).
At Marquette, UWM will face Northwestern, Green Bay, UIC and the host Golden Eagles. Northern Illinois and UIC are then scheduled to join Milwaukee and the host Wildcats in Evanston.
The spring schedule provides the foundation for what should be another successful fall campaign for the Panthers, who return five of their seven starters from a year ago.
"The team is getting better and they are working very hard," UWM head coach Susie Johnson said. "This is the time of the year where conditioning and strength is really important and we intensify that. People are getting stronger, we're hitting harder and we're jumping higher."
UWM won 11 in a row late last season to rebound from a slow start and claim the league tournament title. Then, Milwaukee fell in five sets to Dayton in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, falling just short of a first-ever postseason win.
Now, the Panthers are using the spring to adjust to life without setter Kellye Zaporski and libero Lauren Felsing. But, with its top six offensive players returning, a host of defensive specialists ready for action at libero and an experienced setter in Samantha Trawitzke stepping in for Zaporski, UWM is excited for the season ahead.
"We're making progress. Some people are adding more shots and certain people are hitting harder than ever before," Johnson said. "The setting alone, with Sam, is just getting so good. She is a physical player and she is able to block, too. I think we're really getting ready for the fall"
UWM will again face a rigorous non-league slate in 2010. While the full schedule is not yet set, the Panthers do know they will open the season at the IPFW Tournament Aug. 27 and 28. That field will include three NCAA Tournament qualifiers (IPFW, Saint Louis and UWM) and a fourth team (Tulsa) that won 26 matches a season ago. Milwaukee will also host Wisconsin in September.
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Georgia State Volleyball Team Opens Spring Season with Success
ATLANTA - The Georgia State volleyball team returned to the court over the weekend for the first time since last fall at the Bama Spring Fling, hosted by the University of Alabama. The Panthers picked three wins, along with a tie on the first of two weekends of play this spring. Georgia State defeated Jacksonville State, Southern Miss and Kennesaw State, each 2-0, while tying Mississippi State 1-1. In the opener, the Panthers tied Mississippi State, falling 22-25 in the first set, before rallying for a 25-18 win in set two. Junior Ashley Jones led the Panthers with eight kills and just one error for a .368 hitting percentage. Redshirt-sophomore Vineece Verdun scored five kills, along with two total blocks and a service ace. The team combined for 22 kills, five total blocks and four service aces in the split. Georgia State followed with a sweep of Jacksonville State, 25-23 and 25-19. Verdun led the Panthers with five kills on just 11 attempts, along with three total blocks. Freshman Jamiee Freeman added three kills and a .400 hitting percentage, while Ashley Jones scored six kills and sophomore Muki Kangwa added five kills. The team finished the match with 20 kills, six total blocks and three service aces. The Panthers returned to the court in the afternoon and swept two sets from Southern Miss, 25-21 and 25-20. Freeman led the team with nine kills, while both Jones’, Ashley and junior Raquel each added five. Verdun finished the match with eight kills on 17 attempts for a .352 hitting percentage. The team scored 29 kills, along with two total blocks and two service aces in the win. In the final match of the day, Georgia State swept Kennesaw State, 25-15 and 25-21. Ashley Jones led the Panthers with six kills and a .500 hitting percentage. Kangwa finished the match with four kills and just one error on eight attempts, while Verdun finished strong, scoring five kills and a .714 hitting percentage. The team had its best match of the day, scoring 25 kills, six total blocks and four service aces. Georgia State will return to the court as a part of the Atlanta Invitational on April 4th. The Panthers will open against Florida State at 9 a.m. on the center court of the GSU Sports Arena. The tournament will continue in bracket format with the Panthers playing at 11 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. at the GSU Sports Arena. All other matches will take place at Georgia Tech. Among the teams playing in the tournament are Auburn, Clemson, Georgia, Troy, College of Charleston, South Alabama, Georgia Tech and Kennesaw State. Fans can view the attached bracket to see where the teams will be playing over the course of the day. Full Schedule Bama Spring Fling 3/27 : 10 a.m. Georgia State vs. Mississippi State, tie: 1-1 11 a.m. Georgia State vs. Jacksonville State, win: 2-0 1 p.m. Georgia State vs. Southern Miss, win: 2-0 2 p.m. Georgia State vs. Kennesaw State, win: 2-0 Atlanta Invitational 4/4: 9 a.m. Georgia State vs. Florida State (GSU Sports Arena) 9 a.m. Auburn vs. Clemson (GSU Sports Arena) 9 a.m. Georgia vs. Troy (Georgia Tech) 9 a.m. Georgia Tech vs. Kennesaw State (Georgia Tech)
Fans can view the bracket above for more information on the Atlanta Invitational.
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Wake Forest Volleyball Team Visits Brenner Children’s Hospital
Deacons continue a spring filled with community service
WINSTON-SALEM, NC – On Friday, March 26, members of the Wake Forest volleyball team visited the Brenner Children’s Hospital and lifted the spirits of a number of young kids.
A group of players walked the halls of the teenage ward, visiting room-to-room and handing out signed posters and beach balls. Another group hung out with a group of kids in a playroom, playing basketball, Nintendo Wii and doing arts and crafts. In all, the group spent almost four hours with the kids.
Below are some of the player’s reactions:
Rising-senior Lauren McIntyre
On the overall experience...
“It was really fun. It was neat to work with the kids and talk to them and let them take their minds off whatever they were going through for a little bit. It was just fun to joke around with them.”
On her favorite part of the visit...
“Just joking around with kids and getting to know them. When we’re here on campus, we’re kind of in our own little bubble and we don’t get to meet or interact with people that are that much younger than us. It was a lot of fun just to hang out with them.
Rising senior Kelsey Jones
On the experience...
“I thought it was an awesome experience. It was something we had been wanting to do for awhile. I like playing with little kids and helping them out. It seems really minor to us but it was something major to them.”
“One of the boys, Cody, just lit up when we got in his room. His mom told us he was excited all day after she told him we we’re coming. He had been down and not feeling well but when we were there, he had a smile on his face and wanted to get out of bed. That was so much fun to see.”
On being with the kids in the playroom...
“There was a little three year old in the playroom that was just full of energy. He would be drawing one minute and then jump right over and wanted to play with the ball the next. Then there were a couple of kids that had their IVs hooked-up and they were still playing basketball and dunking the ball. You couldn’t even tell anything was affecting these kids. It was just so much fun to hang out and play with them.
Rising sophomore Andrea Beck
On the experience of going to the Children’s Hospital...
“It was really great. I had never really been in a situation like that before, hanging out with little kids in the hospital. We got to hang out and got to be ourselves with them. After a while, we all felt pretty comfortable just hanging out with them. The kids were so adorable. They had their siblings there running around with them and they were all pretty energetic. The best part was just being able to play games with them and see how happy it made them.”
The volleyball program would like to make their visits to the hospital a more regular occurrence.
“Everyone had such a great time that I think we’re going to try to go back at least once a month,” said Wake Forest head coach Heather Kahl Holmes. “It looked like the kids really enjoyed us being there and I know it made an impact on the players’ lives as well.”
Visits to Brenner Children’s Hospital are just one of the many ways the Deacon volleyball program is giving back to the community. Earlier this winter, members of the team participated in Campus Kitchen where they delivered prepared meals to needy families. Two of the places the team visited was Grey’s Cottage and My Aunt’s House.
On April 8, the volleyball program will join other groups from around campus to participate in Project D.E.S.K. Now in its seventh year, the Discovering Education through Student Knowledge (D.E.S.K.) is an event which helps elementary students design and decorate their own personal desks.
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"They've proven to be leaders on and off the court," Badgers coach Pete Waite said. "These two stood out on the team after we had the players do a leadership survey at the end of last season where the players all rated each other in dozens of leadership categories.
Among the facilities at the complex are a purpose-built indoor arena, basketball and volleyball courts, indoor football pitches and a gym and fitness centre.
During the mid Atlantic Power League Tournament which was held at the Raleigh North Carolina Convention Center in February the Triangle Volleyball Club set a new World record for "most consecutive volleyball passes ---which was 110;
"Triangle Volleyball Club donated $1 for every registered participant in the attempt to the CLINTON BUSH HAITI FUND to aid the victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti. When combined with other donations the fund will receive in more than $500.
"It's my understanding the athlete tried to stand up and thought she was okay and collapsed again," said Marshall County Superintendent Trent Lovett. "That was when the other young ladies realized it was something pretty serious."
"The players there start at an earlier age," said Peifer. "They are all together. A lot of the teams we played against had been playing together on clubs for three years. There was a lot of excitement and they were cheering the whole time. More than we do. They are clapping and yelling and singing and they all help each other. My USA team had the same rotation as we use at Shelbyville, but I got to see different styles of play from European teams."
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Misty May Treanor Wins 2009 Nickelodeon Kids Choice Favorite Female Athlete Award
Taylor Lautner, Miley Cyrus, iCarly, Jim Carrey, Taylor Swift, Black Eyed Peas, SpongeBob SquarePants, Ryan Sheckler, Jay-Z, Selena Gomez, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, Misty May Treanor and More Pick Up Coveted Orange Blimps at Nickelodeon's 23rd Annual Kids' Choice Awards
KIDS CAST RECORD-BREAKING 115 MILLION VOTES FOR FAVORITES IN 19 CATEGORIES
FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA RECEIVES FIRST-EVER NICKELODEON BIG HELP AWARD
Host Kevin James and The Last Airbender's Nicola Peltz Douse Audience with Slime; Apolo Anton Ohno Sets World Record for Catapulting 60 Yards into Vat of Green Goo
LOS ANGELES, March 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Mega-stars including Taylor Lautner, Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, Jim Carrey, Black Eyed Peas, Ryan Sheckler, Jay-Z, Selena Gomez and Misty May Treanor reigned as this year's favorites, winning top honors at Nickelodeon's 23rd Annual Kids' Choice Awards live telecast, Saturday, March 27, (8-9:30 p.m. ET/tape delay PT). Hosted by funnyman Kevin James and broadcast from UCLA's Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles, kids' top choices in television, movies, music and sports were revealed this evening via winners' boxes that contained everything from a live animal, to a human hand, inflatable man and of course slime. The evening got off to a slime-filled start as Kevin James andAdam Sandler opened the show with their own rendition of "Get Slimed Tonight" while soaking the audience with the green goo. Later in the show, The Last Airbender's Nicola Peltz' magic "slimebending" got out of hand; Katy Perry, Steve Carelland Tina Fey were treated to surprise slimings; and American Olympian Apolo Anton Ohno set a world record by shooting 60 yards across a football field, via the Kids' Choice Awards Slime Catapult, through the goal posts and into a vat of slime. In a special honor, The First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama accepted the first-ever Nickelodeon Big Help Award for inspiring families to be healthy and active through her recently launched Let's Move! initiative.
Kids paid tribute to their favorites by casting over 115 million votes February 25-March 27 in 19 categories. Votes were cast via http://www.nick.com as well as Nick's mobile website (wap.nick.com) and new KCA iPhone app.
Orange blimps were presented to Taylor Lautner for Favorite Movie Actor, Miley Cyrus for Favorite Movie Actress, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel for Favorite Movie and Up for Favorite Animated Movie. Jim Carrey won top honors for Favorite Voice from an Animated Movie for his vocals as Scrooge and the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future in A Christmas Carol. In the television categories, Favorite TV Show went to iCarly, Favorite Reality Show to American Idol,Favorite Cartoon to SpongeBob SquarePants, Favorite Television Actor to Dylan Sprouse and Favorite Television Actress to Selena Gomez. In music, top honors went to Taylor Swift for Favorite Female Singer and Favorite Song for "You Belong With Me," Jay-Z for Favorite Male Singer and Black Eyed Peas for Favorite Music Group. Most valuable players Ryan Sheckler and Misty May Treanor won for Favorite Male Athlete and Favorite Female Athlete, respectively. The Diary of a Wimpy Kid series garnered Favorite Book and Mario Kart won for Favorite Video Game. Jacob & Bella (Taylor Lautner &Kristen Stewart) from The Twilight Saga: New Moon won for a brand new category this year, Cutest Couple, chosen last year by kids who were asked to submit their ideas for new favorites they would like most like to see added to this year's show. In a new special category this year, the Ultimate Dance Smackdown was awarded to Nickelodeon stars Noah Munckand Matt Shively as voted by viewers during the live telecast.
Miranda Cosgrove and Keke Palmer presented First Lady Michelle Obama with Nickelodeon's first-ever Big Help Award for inspiring families to be healthy and active through her recently launched Let's Move! initiative. The award recognizes those who seek to better the world, and whose significant impact on their community has inspired kids to do the same. In a taped acceptance, the First Lady acknowledged it was an honor to receive the award and she encouraged kids to be active and take control of their lives and health.
Tonight's presentation of the Big Help Award signaled the launch of Nickelodeon's The Big Help "Millions on the Move" campaign (www.thebighelp.com), which aims to inspire a kid-led movement of positive change, focusing on four key issues that kids have identified as being important to them: the environment; education; health and wellness; and community service. As part of The Big Help, Nickelodeon will distribute $1 million in grants to fund The Big Help "Millions on the Move" projects in schools and communities across the country.
Nickelodeon stars and music group Big Time Rush introduced international superstar Rihanna who was joined onstage by a giant dancing robot as she rocked the house with a medley of her hits "Hard," "Rude Boy" and "Please Don't Stop the Music." Teen-pop sensation Justin Bieber escorted one lucky winner from Nickelodeon's "All Access Sweepstakes withJustin Bieber" contest to the awards this evening and had the audience singing along to his performance of "Baby," from his just-released My World 2.0 sophomore album.
The moves of the night went to Noah Munck (iCarly) and Matt Shively (True Jackson, VP) who won the live viewer vote during the telecast's Ultimate Dance Smackdown competition. Three teams of Nickelodeon stars were in the running—each with a different style of dancing. Gage Golightly (The Troop), Robbie Amell (True Jackson, VP), Ariana Grande(Victorious) and The Penguins of Madagascar boogied to Bollywood music, while Ashley Argota (True Jackson, VP), Nick Purcell (The Troop), Leon Thomas (Victorious) and TheFairly Oddparents characters grooved to Disco, but it was Munck and Shively who got down to Hip-Hop with the Fanboy and Chum Chum characters who freestyled their way to the prize.
The star-studded telecast featured additional celebrity participants, including: Chris Rock, Jackie Chan, Robert Downey Jr.,Tyra Banks, David Spade, Jonah Hill, Rosario Dawson and George Lopez, Cory Monteith, Lily Collins, Victoria Justice, Lea Michele, Dev Patel, stars of iCarly, John Cena, Jaden Smith, Shaun White, Jackson Rathbone and many others.
Special programming began early on Nickelodeon with Friday night pre-show segments starring BrainSurge host Jeff Sutphen and the cast of Nickelodeon's newest series, Victorious. Nickelodeon then aired Top of the Hour Hits on Saturday afternoon hosted by the cast of Big Time Rush. Immediately preceding the awards show, Nickelodeon kicked off the big night with the "Countdown to Kids' Choice!," a pre-show telecast hosted by Lily Collins and Jeff Sutphen that captured all the action on the Orange Carpet and in the special KCA cyber lounge where stars were able to tweet and text about their experience on-site. iCarly star Miranda Cosgrove also performed her new single, "Kissin U."
Nick.com served as the interactive second-screen experience for all things Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards,giving kids an insider's look at the entire live event and from the orange carpet, hosted by True Jackson, VP's Ashley Argota and Matt Shively. Exclusive Nick.com webcams—also accessible through the KCA 2010 iPhone app—gave kids control of their viewing experience and celebrity tweets, and the site also featured interactive polls and real-time updates and photos from the event. The online experience also featured an audience meter that tracked audience reactions throughout the webcast. Highlights from the live broadcast are available at www.nick.com/KCA10.
The live broadcast of the 2010 Kids' Choice Awards was simulcast in Times Square and encores Saturday, March 27, at 10 p.m. (ET/PT) on Nick at Nite and Sunday, March 28, at 12 p.m. (ET/PT). Replays of the awards will air on NicktoonsSunday, March 28, at 10 p.m. (ET) and on TeenNick on Sunday, March 28, at 5 p.m. (ET).
Presenting sponsors of Nickelodeon's 23rd Annual Kids' Choice Awards are Burger King, General Mills and Hasbro. Associate sponsors are Kmart, Kraft, Nintendo, Procter & Gamble and Skechers.
The following are Nickelodeon's 23rd Annual Kids' Choice Awards winners:
MOVIES:
Favorite Movie
Alvin and The Chipmunks: The Squeakquel
Favorite Animated Movie
Up
Favorite Voice from an Animated Movie
Jim Carrey (A Christmas Carol)
Favorite Movie Actor
Taylor Lautner (The Twilight Saga: New Moon)
Favorite Movie Actress
Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana: The Movie)
MUSIC:
Favorite Song
You Belong With Me (Taylor Swift)
Favorite Music Group
Black Eyed Peas
Favorite Male Singer
Favorite Female Singer
Taylor Swift
TELEVISION:
Favorite TV Show
iCarly
Favorite Television Actress
Selena Gomez
Favorite Cartoon
SpongeBob SquarePants
Favorite Reality TV Show
American Idol
Favorite Television Actor
Dylan Sprouse
THE BIG HELP AWARD:
First Lady Michelle Obama
SPORTS:
Favorite Male Athlete
Ryan Sheckler
Favorite Female Athlete
Misty May Treanor
OTHER CATEGORIES:
Favorite Video Game
Mario Kart
Favorite Book
Diary of a Wimpy Kid series
Cutest Couple
Jacob & Bella (Taylor Lautner & Kristen Stewart) from The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Ultimate Dance Smack-Down
Noah Munck, Matt Shively and Fanboy and Chum Chum
Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards will be available on Video On Demand beginning March 28. KCA clips and shorts will also be available on Nickelodeon's mobile VOD and online syndication partners.
The U.S. Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards is broadcast in more than 300 million households across Nickelodeon's international channels. For the first time ever, the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards will be simulcast on Nickelodeon inCanada, and special localized versions of the show will also be created and aired across Europe. Fans in multiple markets will have the opportunity to vote online for their favorite local stars in region-specific categories.
Nickelodeon's 23rd Annual Kids' Choice Awards was produced by Nickelodeon Productions in association with Bob Bain Productions. This year's telecast featured Saturday Night Live veteran Beth McCarthy as director. Bob Bain, Marjorie Cohnare executive producers and Paula Kaplan is co-executive producer. Media outlets can reference the most up-to-date information on Nickelodeon's 23rd Annual Kids' Choice Awards by logging onto www.NickKCApress.com.
About Nickelodeon
Nickelodeon, now in its 30th year, is the number-one entertainment brand for kids. It has built a diverse, global business by putting kids first in everything it does. The company includes television programming and production in the United Statesand around the world, plus consumer products, online, recreation, books and feature films. Nickelodeon's U.S. television network is seen in almost 100 million households and has been the number-one-rated basic cable network for 15 consecutive years. For more information or artwork, visit www.nickpress.com. Nickelodeon and all related titles, characters and logos are trademarks of Viacom Inc. ( VIA, VIA.B).
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Clemson Freshman Natalie Patzin Named to ACC All-Academic Team
GREENSBORO, NC – Clemson freshman Natalie Patzin ahs been named to the 2009 ACC All-Academic Volleyball team, as announced by the Atlantic Coast Conference on Tuesday. Patzin, a native of Naperville, Ill. has a 4.0 in biological sciences.
To qualify for selection to the ACC All-Academic team, student-athletes must have earned a 3.0 grade-point average during the fall semester and have maintained a 3.0 GPA for their careers.
Patzin is the fourth-ever Tiger to be named to the Academic team, and the first since 2007; the award started in 2005.
Patzin was a valuable contributor during Clemson’s 23-10 season in which the Tigers made their third consecutive NCAA appearance. She played in 117 of 125 total sets, and registered 287 kills, third on the team. Her 2.45 kills/set average was also third on the team and she recorded 228 digs, 40 total blocks and 19 aces in her freshman campaign.
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