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Clemson Student-Athlete Honors & Awards

Frank Howard Award

Each year, the Clemson Athletic Department presents the Frank Howard Award to the student-athlete who has brought honor to Clemson University through his or her achievement on the athletic field. The award was first presented to Charlie Waters in the spring of 1970. Waters had been a leader of the Clemson football team under Frank Howard. He went on to a stellar football career with the Dallas Cowboys.

The award is voted on by Clemson coaches and administrators at the conclusion of the academic year and is presented at a football game the following season.

Year
Name Sport
1970
Charlie Waters Football
1971
Jim Sursavage Football
1972
John McMakin Football
1973
Ben Anderson Football
1974
Henry Abadi Men's Soccer
1975
Bennie Cunningham Football
1976
Denny Walling Baseball
1977
Tree Rollins Men's Basketball
1978
Steve Fuller Football
1979
Steve Fuller Football
1979
Jerry Butler Football
1980
Noel Loban Wrestling
1981
Obed Ariri Football
1982
National Championship Football Team
1983
Terry Kinard Football
1984
Mike Eppley Football & Men's Basketball
1985
Vincent Hamilton Men's Basketball
1986
Tina Krebs Women's Track & Cross Country
1987
Horace Grant Men's Basketball
1988
Pam Hayden Women's Swimming & Diving
1989
Mitzi Kremer Women's Swimming & Diving
1989
Kevin Johnson Golf
1990
Chris Patton Golf
1991
Lisa Dillard Women's Track & Field
1992
Michael Green Men's Track & Field
1993
Kim Graham Women's Track & Field
1994
Sam Henson Wrestling
1995
Shane Monahan Baseball
1996
Kris Benson Baseball
1997
Mitch Sprengelmeyer Men's Tennis
1998
Shawn Crawford Men's Track & Field
1999
Wojtek Krakowiak Men's Soccer
2000
Shawn Crawford Men's Track & Field
2001
Cydonie Mothersill Women's Track & Field
2002
Jamine Moton Women's Track & Field
2003
National Championship Golf Team
2004
Julie Coin Women's Tennis
2005
Gisele Oliveira Women's Track & Field
2006
Kim Routh Women's Swimming & Diving
2007
Kyle Stanley Golf
2007
Travis Padgett Men's Track & Field
2008
Travis Padgett Men's Track & Field
2009
Jacoby Ford Men's Track & Field

 

IPTAY Athlete-of-the-Year

The IPTAY Athlete-of-the-Year is presented each year to Clemson's most outstanding athlete based on athletic accomplishments with consideration given to character, leadership and academics. It is given in the name of Gene Willimon, former Executive Secretary of IPTAY. The first recipient was Steve Fuller, Clemson quarterback in 1978. Fuller was a third-team All-American on the field and first-team Academic All-American that year, leading the Clemson football team to a number-six national finish in both football polls. Recent winners include current PGA Tour players Charles Warren, Jonathan Byrd and D.J. Trahan.

Year
Name Sport
1978-79
Steve Fuller Football
1979-80
Noel Loban Wrestling
1980-81
Hans Koeleman Men's Track & Field
1981-82
Barbara Kennedy Women's Basketball
1982-83
Terry Kinard Football
1983-84
Mike Eppley Football and Men's Basketball
1984-85
Vincent Hamilton Men's Basketball
1985-86
Chuck Baldwin Baseball
1986-87
Horance Grant Men's Basketball
1987-88
Mitzi Kremer Women's Swimming & Diving
1988-89
Brian Barnes Baseball
1989-90
Lisa Dillard Women's Track & Field
1990-91
Dale Davis Men's Basketball
1991-92
James Trapp Men's Track & Field
1992-93
Michael Green Men's Track & Field
1993-94
Sam Henson Wrestling
1994-95
Duane Ross Men's Track & Field
1995-96
Kris Benson Baseball
1996-97
Charles Warren Golf
1997-98
Anthony Simmons Football
1998-99
Jonathan Byrd Golf
1999-00
Jonathan Byrd Golf
2000-01
Rod Gardner Football
2001-02
Khalil Greene Baseball
2001-02
D.J. Trahan Golf
2002-03
D.J. Trahan Golf
2003-04
Gisele Oliveira Women's Track & Field
2004-05
Julie Coin Women's Tennis
2005-06
Tyler Colvin Baseball
2005-06
Tye Hill Football
2006-07
Gaines Adams Football
2007-08
Cliff Hammonds Men's Basketball
2008-09
Varsity 4+:
Kelly Murphy,
Lydia Hassell,
Callen Erdeky,
Allison Colberg,
Meredith Razzolini
Rowing

 

Brandon Streeter Award

Given to a Clemson student-athlete who overcomes injury to exceed on the field.

Year
Name Sport
1999-00
Brandon Streeter Football
2000-01
Erin Batth Women's Basketball
2001-02
Ross Goodacre Men's Soccer
2002-03
Kevin Youngblood Football
2003-04
Alix Lacelarie Women's Tennis
2004-05
Nathan Thompson Men's Tennis
2005-06
Charlie Roberts Men's Soccer
2006-07
Ben Martin Golf
2007-08
Jacoby Ford Football
2008-09
Matt Vaughn Baseball

 

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