2020 CLEMMYs

Though we cannot host a live, in-person CLEMMYs event this year, Clemson Athletics is still proud to celebrate the amazing achievements — on and off the fields of play — of our student-athletes during Spring 2019, Fall 2019 and Winter 2020. Congratulations to all of our nominees and winners and thank you to all Clemson student-athletes for your contributions to our university community over the past year.

ACADEMIC AND SERVICE AWARD WINNERS

ATHLETIC AWARD NOMINEES

ATHLETIC AWARD WINNERS

TEAM AWARDS

Athletics Director’s Award

This award is presented to graduating senior student-athletes that have been on the honor roll for seven consecutive semesters. 

All-Academic Team

This award is presented to the student-athlete from each team that has earned the highest cumulative grade point average following sixty or more hours earned at Clemson University.

ACC Top Six

Presented by The ACC to the six student-athletes with the highest number of community service hours.

Maura Chozick: Maura is always eager to get involved in her local community. She spends an abundance of hours volunteering in a retirement community, she mentors at the local elementary school and is a volunteer for ClemsonLIFE–Clemson University’s college program for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Maura also spent time overseas helping build an elementary school in Senegal.

Isabella Beckler: Bella served on an international service trip to Senegal where she helped build an elementary school for the local children in the area. Bella is also involved in the Women Empowering group, a program for female student-athletes at Clemson. With this program she participated in a women’s build and helped build a house for Habitat for Humanity. In addition to those opportunities, Bella also serves weekly to help shed light in the community by  participating in other various opportunities.

Grace Wagner: Grace serves as a Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) executive member by leading other student-athletes in community service. She plans and develops volunteering projects for Clemson student-athletes to get involved with. Last summer, Grace also served abroad in Senegal where she helped build a school for local children in the community.

Harleigh White: Harleigh is a mentor at a local elementary school in Clemson, where she meets with a student weekly to help them improve their academic and social skills. Harleigh even goes beyond these weekly meetings and visits her mentee outside of the classroom, sometimes going for lunch on the weekends. Harleigh also had the opportunity to travel abroad and help build a local elementary school in Senegal, where she completed 48 hours of service.

Lisie Kit: In the Fall of 2018, Lisie joined Clemson University’s chapter of Engineers Without Borders. With this organization, Lisie had the opportunity to serve on a service trip to Uganda during the following summer, where she helped build a primary school in the small village of Jinja. She spent a total of 50 hours completing service during this international trip.

Elise Sum: Elise engages in a variety of service opportunities, whether it be playing bingo in a retirement home, participating in 5k walks to raise awareness for breast cancer, or wrapping gifts for children in hospitals. Elise is passionate about volunteering and encourages her fellow
teammates and other student-athletes to get involved in the community as much as possible.
She is an advocate for the community and goes above and beyond to stay involved.

Academic Team Award

Presented to the male and female teams with the highest GPA