Clark Awarded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
 
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Mat Clark
 
Mat Clark
 
 

July 2, 2009

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – University of Northern Iowa senior Mat Clark has been awarded one of the NCAA’s 58 postgraduate scholarships.

 

Clark finished his athletic career ranked second on the all-time best list at UNI in both the men’s decathlon and heptathlon. The Ames, Iowa native earned three All-America citations along with a Missouri Valley Conference crown and six All-MVC honors in the multi-events. Academically, Clark was named to the ESPN The Magazine All-America team both as a junior and as a senior.

 

The winners (29 men and 29 women) represent spring-sports participants who will receive one-time, nonrenewable grants of $7,500. The NCAA previously identified postgraduate scholars for fall and winter sports seasons.

 

The scholarships are awarded to student-athletes who excel academically and athletically and who are in their final year of intercollegiate athletics competition. The Association awards up to 174 postgraduate scholarships annually, 87 for men and 87 for women.


 

 

 

The NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Program was created in 1964 to promote and encourage postgraduate education by rewarding the Association’s most accomplished student-athletes through their participation in NCAA sports. Click here for more information about NCAA postgraduate scholarships.

 

2008-09 Postgraduate Scholarship Men’s Spring Sports Awardees

 

Name                                       Sport                            Institution

Matthew Williams                      Baseball                        Duke

William McKenzie                      Baseball                        Belmont Abbey

James Oliver                              Baseball                        UAB

Nicholas Sullivan                        Baseball                        Nebraska

John Wagle                               Baseball                        Augustana (Illinois)

Benjamin Watkins                      Baseball                        Pittsburgh-Johnstown

Michael Green                           Golf                              Georgia

Peter Malnati                             Golf                              Missouri

Timothy Balise                           Lacrosse                       Massachusetts

Charles Cooper                          Lacrosse                       Towson

James Kielek                             Lacrosse                       Washington (Maryland)

Thomas Bellama                        Tennis                           Arizona State

Bram Berge                               Tennis                           Mississippi

Alexander Buxbaum                   Tennis                           Haverford

Lawrence Wang             Tennis                           Claremont-Mudd-Scripps

Derek Carson                            Track, Outdoor               Nebraska Wesleyan

Mat Clark                                 Track, Outdoor             Northern Iowa

Matthew Glasnapp                     Track, Outdoor               Nebraska Wesleyan

Brian Harvey                              Track, Outdoor               Carnegie Mellon

Garrett Heath                             Track, Outdoor               Stanford

Tyler Kreitz                                Track, Outdoor               Gettysburg

Gregory Kuczynski                    Track, Outdoor               Rowan

Galen Rupp                               Track, Outdoor               Oregon

Drew Shackleton                        Track, Outdoor               UCLA

Kyle Shackleton                                    Track, Outdoor               UCLA

Grant Stone                               Track, Outdoor               Alabama

Xuehan Xiong                             Track, Outdoor               Arizona

Bradley Zarembski                     Track, Outdoor               Defiance

Brandon Williams                       Volleyball                      Stanford

 

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