2016 Rankings
2016 Jim Nantz Award Winner
Josh Appel
South Florida, Sr
The nation’s most outstanding collegiate sports broadcaster for 2016.
2016 Jim Nantz Award Presentation
2016 Jim Nantz Award Announcement
Congrats from 2015 Nantz winner Eric Gallanty
2016 STAA All-Americans
Ryan Rouillard
Oregon, Sr
Tyler Bradfield
Ball State, Sr
Reid Magnum
Wisconsin, Sr
Varun Raghupathi
Syracuse, Sr
Zach Mackey
Iowa, So
Second Team
Jay Alter (Syracuse, Sr)
Sam Hyman (Syracuse, Sr)
Tommy Barrett (Purdue, Jr)
Jacob Garcia (Arizona State, Jr)
David Lauterbach (Syracuse, Sr)
Michael Tricarico (Syracuase, Jr)
Bailey Angle (Virginia Tech, Jr)
Third Team
Tyler Feldman (Penn State, Sr)
Parker Wheeler (New Hampshire, Sr)
Connor Onion (Ball State, Jr)
Jevin Redman (U. of Southern Indiana, Jr)
Nate Gatter (Missouri, So)
Dominic Cotroneo (Arizona State, Jr)
Johnny Wincott (Syracuase, Sr)
Honorable Mention
Erik Bremer (Northwestern, Sr), Dan Budick (Ithaca, Jr), Clayton Collier (Seton Hall, Sr), Matt Drexler (SUNY, Jr), John Fanta (Seton Hall, Jr), Malcolm Kelner (Emerson, Sr), Tim Langlois (Syracuse, Sr), Jarrett Leonard (Boston U., So), Megan O’Brien (Northwestern, Sr), Jack Ross (Emerson College, Jr), Evan Stockton (Syracuse, So), Mark Weiner (Hofstra, Sr)
2016 Judges
Chris Blair (LSU)
Tom Boman (Learfield)
Adam Cavalier (2009 Nantz Winner)
Alex Faust (2011 Nantz Winner)
Brandon Gaudin (Georgia Tech)
Brian Sieman (Los Angeles Clippers)
Bob Socci (New England Patriots)