2023-24 CSC ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA MEN'S AT-LARGE TEAMS
CSC ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA PROGRAM
MINNEAPOLIS -- Augsburg University men's wrestlers
Charlie Stuhl (JR, Ellsworth, Wis./Ellsworth HS) and
Tyler Kim (SR, Burnsville, Minn./Apple Valley HS) were named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-America Team in the NCAA Division III Men's At-Large Category, Stuhl as a first-team honoree for the second year in a row, and Kim for the first time as a second-team recipient, it was announced on Wednesday.
Stuhl is a finance and accounting major with a 3.98 grade-point average, while Kim is a graduate student in leadership (communications undergraduate major) with a 3.83 graduate GPA and 3.67 undergraduate GPA. Both
Stuhl and Kim earned CSC Academic All-District honors in June, Stuhl for the second straight year.
Across all sports, Augsburg student-athletes have now been honored 55 times with College Sports Communicators (formerly CoSIDA) Academic All-America honors since 1981, including 45 honors since 2000 and at least one every year since 2011. Augsburg men's wrestlers have now earned 17 Academic All-America honors in program history.
In the men's at-large category, a total of 45 NCAA Division III student-athletes were selected (15 first-team, 16 second-team, 14 third-team) from 10 different NCAA men's sports -- fencing, golf, gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, volleyball, water polo and wrestling. Nine student-athletes repeated their Academic All-America honors from last season.
Stuhl reached the
NCAA Division III wrestling national championships for the second straight year at 149 pounds, finishing the 2023-24 campaign with a 25-6 record, with four pins, four technical falls and seven major decisions.
A four-time National Wrestling Coaches Association Scholar All-American, Stuhl earned NCAA All-American honors with an eighth-place finish at 149 at the 2023 national tournament, and is now 92-27 in his college career with 16 pins, 16 technical falls and 17 major decisions.
Kim won the NCAA Division III wrestling national title at 285 pounds this season, his fourth career All-American honor. Kim finished the 2023-24 season at 30-2 with 16 pins, a technical fall and three major decisions, and capped his career at 124-24 with 68 pins, six technical falls and 14 major decisions, tied for 18th in school history in career wins.
A four-time NWCA Scholar All-American, he finished third nationally at 285 in 2023, fourth at 285 in 2022 and second at 285 at the 2021 NWCA national tournament.
In the
CSC Academic All-America program, top student-athletes are originally nominated for inclusion on Academic All-District teams by college and university sports information directors. Student-athletes must have a grade-point average above 3.50 (4.0 scale) and have outstanding athletic credentials. Sports information directors in each division vote to select Academic All-America honorees and the Academic All-America of the Year in each category.
The Division III Academic All-America program is being financially supported by the NCAA Division III national governance structure, to assist CSC with handling the awards fulfillment aspects for the Division III Academic All-America teams program.
Augsburg's All-Time CSC (Formerly CoSIDA) Academic All-Americans:
Charlie Stuhl, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2024 (first team)
Tyler Kim, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2024 (second team)
Payton Allen, women's hockey (women's at-large), 2023 (first team)
Tyler Shilson, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2023 (first team, Academic All-America of the Year)
Charlie Stuhl, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2023 (first team)
Tyler Shilson, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2022 (second team)
Daniil Gerasimov, men's ice hockey (men's at-large), 2021 (third team)
David Flynn, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2020 (first team)
Victor Gliva, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2020 (first team)
Brett Buckingham, men's golf (men's at-large), 2020 (second team)
Booker Coplin, men's basketball, 2020 (first team)
Ashley St. Aubin, women's soccer, 2019 (second team)
Booker Coplin, men's basketball, 2019 (second team)
Christopher Lemke, football, 2018 (first team)
Ashley St. Aubin, women's soccer, 2018 (second team)
Nate Flynn, men's ice hockey (men's at-large), 2018 (first team)
Victor Gliva, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2018 (first team)
Sam Bennyhoff, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2018 (second team)
Christopher Lemke, football, 2017 (first team)
Nate Flynn, men's ice hockey (men's at-large), 2017 (second team)
Mary Cornelius, women's track and field/cross country, 2016 (third team)
Erika Allen, women's ice hockey (women's at-large), 2016 (second team)
Zach Swingen, football, 2015 (first team)
Chris DeVet, football, 2014 (first team)
Zach Swingen, football, 2014 (second team)
Lauren Rice, women's track and field/cross country, 2014 (first team)
Elianna Bier, women's swimming and diving (women's at-large), 2014 (second team)
Chad Thompson, football, 2013 (second team)
Chris DeVet, football, 2013 (second team)
Bri Dorale, softball, 2013 (first team)
Chad Thompson, football, 2012 (first team)
Tony Valek, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2012 (first team)
Tony Valek, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2011 (first team)
Alex Hildebrandt, men's soccer, 2009 (second team)
Alex Hildebrandt, men's soccer, 2008 (third team)
Nick Manders, men's soccer, 2007 (second team)
Andrew Neumann, football, 2006 (second team)
Ryan Valek, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2006 (first team)
Riley Conway, men's track and field/cross country, 2005 (second team)
Mark Matzek, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2005 (first team)
Ryan Valek, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2005 (third team)
Darren Ginther, baseball, 2005 (first team)
Brent Peroutka, football, 2001 (second team)
Josh Cagle, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2000 (first team)
Brian Jones, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 2000 (second team)
Josh Cagle, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 1999 (second team)
Jim Peterson, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 1999 (second team)
Scott Hvistendahl, football, 1998 (second team)
Ted Schultz, football, 1997 (first team)
Scott Hvistendahl, football, 1997 (second team)
Dan Lewandowski, men's wrestling (men's at-large), 1997 (second team)
Andrea Haight, softball, 1991 (second team)
Karen Sterner, track and field (women's at-large), 1987 (second team)
Karen Sterner, track and field (women's at-large), 1986 (first team)
Paul Elliot, football, 1981 (only one team selected)
(NOTE: Story includes information taken from CoSIDA Academic All-District release).
