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Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholars 2009 - MALE FINALISTS

by Diverse Staff , May 28, 2009

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Past Arthur Ashe Jr. Male Sports Scholars of the Year* 2008: Marcus Dixon, Hampton University, Football 2007: Isaac Matthews, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Track & Field 2006: David Castillo, Florida State University, Football 2005: Chris Hill, Michigan State University, Basketball 2003: Nathan Irvin, University of California, Riverside, Track & Field 2002: Ben Foster, Wofford College, Football 2001: Archie Craft, Langston University, Football 2000: James Greer, Howard University, Football 1999: Kareem Abdul Jabbar Jr., Western Kentucky University, Basketball 1998: Patrick Stephen, Northern Illinois University, Football 1997: Kelvin Saulsbury, Rust College, Basketball 1996: Jacque Vaughn, University of Kansas, Basketball 1995: David Simmons, Coe College, Wrestling *Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar Award was not presented in 2004



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