March 31, 2008
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WALNUT CREEK, Calif. -- Following are the 2008 Pacific-10 Conference Wrestling All-Academic teams, announced today by Commissioner Tom Hansen. To be eligible for selection to the academic team, a student-athlete must have a minimum 3.0 overall grade-point average and be either a starter or significant contributor.
| First Team | Yr. | GPA | Major |
| Kyle Bressler, Oregon State | Jr. | 3.48 | Construction Engineering |
| Steven Dailey, Portland State | So. | 4.00 | Science |
| Tanner Gardner, Stanford | RSr. | 3.73 | Sociology (MA), Public Policy (BA) |
| Thomas Kimbrell, CS Bakersfield | Jr. | 3.76 | Political Science |
| Joey Lucas, Oregon | RSr. | 3.48 | Psychology |
| Peter Miller, Stanford | RSo. | 3.81 | Mechanical Engineering |
| Dustin Noack, UC Davis | Jr. | 3.50 | Animal Science |
| Jason Trulson, Arizona State | Sr. | 3.63 | Biology |
| Garth Wara, CS Bakersfield | Jr. | 3.57 | Physical Education & Kinesiology |
| Josh Zupanic, Stanford | RSr. | 3.70 | American Studies |
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| Second Team | Yr. | GPA | Major |
| Morgan Atkinson, CS Fullerton | Sr | 3.19 | Business Administration |
| Chris Drouin, Arizona State | RFr. | 3.38 | Exploratory |
| Luke Feist, Stanford | RJr. | 3.15 | Civil Engineering |
| Adam Hall, Boise State | RFr. | 3.27 | Biology |
| Jake Johnson, Stanford | So. | 3.39 | Undeclared |
| Elijah Nacita, CS Bakersfield | RFr. | 3.21 | Business Administration |
| Riley Orozco, CS Bakersfield | RFr. | 3.38 | Criminal Justice |
| Quinton Pruett, Arizona State | Sr. | 3.09 | Justice Studies & Social Inquiry |
| Wade Sauer, CS Fullerton | Jr. | 3.33 | Criminal Justice/Psychology |
| Zachary Smith, Portland State | So. | 3.56 | Criminology & Criminal Justice |
Honorable Mention: Ricky Acala, RFr., UC Davis; Daniel Atondo, Sr., CS Bakersfield; Ryan Dunn, RJr., Oregon, Zachary Frazier, So., Oregon; Brysen French, So. Oregon; Eric Maldonado, So., Cal Poly; Abe Otrambo, RFr., UC Daivs; Tim Patrick, RFr. Oregon State; Keena Washington, So., Portland State.
